Month after month we see Horse Racing Tipsters dominate the overall monthly standings both with huge ROIs and large amounts of profit. Whilst Tipstrr acknowledge and actively monitor the performance of all its tipsters (and of course applauds and appreciates), Omaha Racing has forced themselves into the limelight by finishing top of the overall standings in twice in the first half of 2017, not an easy feat given the number of verified tipsters on the platform.
\r\n\r\nOmaha Racing is no stranger to seeing their name crop up on Tipstrr’s list of top 10 verified monthly tipsters which is shared at the end of each month and most recently made it to number two in May’s edition which you can read here. It’s the extremely high level of consistency that has made this such a profitable proposition, and Omaha Racing can boast finishing first in both February and April’s standings.
\r\n\r\nOmaha Racing has posted 244 tips and produced just over +663.4 units of profit, which is good for an ROI exceeding 40%. Omaha Racing has posted at average odds of around 9/1 through his six months with tipstrr and seems to have built a strong foundation of horse racing knowledge before turning his hand to betting, claiming on his profile to be ‘A horse racing enthusiast, form reader, replay watcher turned racing tipster’.
\r\n\r\nWhat makes Omaha Racing a successful horse racing tipster?
\r\n\r\nFollowing the Omaha, Racing service is as simple as it gets. At the time of writing the tipster has shared 30 tips in the past month. An average of around one tip per day makes it quite easy to log in and place your bet.
\r\n\r\nTiming is also very important when it comes to horse racing. Some services may opt to post tips here and there throughout the day, often sharing selections very close to race time. Whilst the advantage of seeing how the odds are moving closer to a race are clear, the prices are often smaller and members may miss lots of profit.
\r\n\r\nOmaha Racing tends to share all picks the day before the race or early on the morning of the race. With few races taking place before 12.30, members usually have a good window ranging as far as 24 hours before the race.
\r\n\r\nAnd note that not every day will see a tip being shared. Whilst Horse Racing presents betting opportunities in the dozens at the peak of the season, Omaha Racing prefers to bet when the value is present, which protects profits on the off days, and keeping risk low. It’s worth remembering that excitements don’t equal profit. Good bets do.
\r\n\r\nIt should also be mentioned that you’ll receive quite an honest assessment from Omaha Racing. There’s been little in the ways of losses to consider thus far, but on the tipster's profile page there is a section with ongoing updates, notes, and comments reflecting how they feel their performances are going.
\r\n\r\nOne thing that Omaha Racing seems to do well is considered the level of competition. Bigger fields can mean more competition and a tougher task, so one big pro when following the Omaha Racing service is that you’ll receive a tipster who is happy to stick to what they know and often works the lesser featured courses very well. The bigger the event, the bigger the level of competition from other horses and sometimes the bigger the field. Places like Doncaster and Huntingdon have proved particularly happy hunting grounds for Omaha Racing.
\r\n\r\nThe early bird catches the worm...
\r\n\r\nMentioned above briefly is the importance of timing. Whilst on factor is members having ample time to assess and place all tips, equally important is the price which they get. Horse Racing odds are always subject to bouncing back and forth and heavy backing, on race day in particular, can slash a price dramatically.
\r\n\r\nPosting tips early and beating the start price can over time make a notable difference to your level of profit. One thing that Omaha Racing does so well is identifying tips early on (sometimes a full 24 hours) before the market begins to move, and that has lead to bigger profits.
\r\n\r\nWhilst bookmakers won’t like you consistently beating the start price, your bank account will love it. Just be weary that winners are punished when it comes to horse racing, but there are ways to avoid this. Things like spreading your bets across accumulators, purposely betting some races closer to start time and every now and then doing your best to make yourself look like a poor bettor will keep you off their radar. You can read more about our tricks and tips on how to stop yourself getting accounts closed here.
\r\n\r\nThe numbers behind the Omaha Racing...
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Omaha Racing has displayed consistency since joining the Tipstrr ranks in December 2016 and whilst profits have steadily grown, the return on investment has hardly wavered. These strong performances have led to consistently growing profits and finishing top of the monthly leaderboard three times in four months dating back to February.
\r\n\r\nWhilst return on investment provides the most accurate assessment of our tipster's performance by reflecting how well your bankroll has been put to use and just how it's grown, there’s another useful tool that tipstrr provides to help assess a tipstrr overall development.
\r\n\r\nOn each tipsters profile page, you’ll have the option to view their stats over 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 12 months and all time. Omaha Racing has been sharing tips for just over six months now, and looking at their performance over time gives a clear indication of the way this service is performing in the long run.
\r\n\r\nOmaha Racing’s profit has grown considerably from one-quarter to the next with +427 units of profit in the past three months, +568 units of profit in the past six months and +663 all time since joining in late 2016. That comes averages out as an impressive (just over) +96 units of profit per month. The month of July is only just starting but already one winner and one place from four selections has yielded +29 units of profit.
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It’s inevitable there may be some wobbles and nothing works out so equally in betting, but the ROI achieved by Omaha Racing suggests otherwise so far. Return on investment hasn’t really wavered from the 30% to 45% range. Let’s remember a respectable return on investment in the long term sits anywhere from 5% to 15% depending on your sport. Omaha Racing is continually beating that number quite handsomely.
\r\n\r\nJuly might be young but Omaha Racing has already shared one of their bigger winners to date having made a 45 unit profit on a 3 unit each-way selection. Tempestatefloresco was an each-way selection in the 15:30 at Uttoxeter on the 2nd of July and came in as a handsome winner.
\r\n\r\nWhat odds can you expect to bet on?
\r\n\r\nOmaha Racing is realistic. There are no enormously priced accumulators and there are next to no prices below 4/1 shared. The average odds of bets shared from this tipster to date has been around 8/1.
\r\n\r\nWill you suffer lots of losing runs?
\r\n\r\nNot on the present evidence you won’t. The higher the odds, the smaller your chance of a win in theory. That’s because odds of 1/1 represent a 50% chance when converted, and odds of 4/1 represent 20%. Given that odds of 5/1 are generally as low as Omaha goes, you might expect to win around 16% to 17% of bets (by applying simple math). But guess what? Omaha Racing has won a whopping 39% of 243 tips since joining.
\r\n\r\nThe final word...
\r\n\r\nThe beauty of having a verified platform is you can look at a tipster and know the facts can’t be argued or fabricated. Omaha Racing has made +663 Units of profit from 244 tips posted. Tipstrr is full of profitable tipsters, but few can boast having a return on investment of over 40% during a seven month period.
\r\n\r\nOmaha Racing charges just £22.00 a month for members to receive his extremely easy to follow services. The tipster's stakes range between 2-5 units, so just £2/unit would have netted you well over £1,000 profit in 2017.
\r\n\r\n*data accurate as of 5th July 2017
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