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It's Friday Morning. I've already had a crack. Took $2.70 and $2.60 today on a horse running Saturday at Caulfield. I'm going back for more on race day, especially if the map plays out how I think it will. You don'

It's the biggest day on the Australian racing calendar. Caulfield Cup. The Everest. Five Group Ones. The stakes are massive, the markets are sharp, and the boys at Wolfden got me in to break it all down. Let's get straight into it. The Official Tips -

The biggest sprint race in the world is Saturday. $20 million. Twelve slot holders. One race. I've spent 48 hours on this and I've found the value. Look, The Everest is one of those races where everyone has an opinion. Every punter in Australia will have

There are two ways most punters try to find a winner. They either: 1. Back the horse they “like” 2. Back the horse the market “likes” And both fail long term. What if instead, you looked at how a race was likely to be run — before you even looked at

Every punter wants to find the “overs.” But too often, the focus is on who will win—not why they’re value. That’s where most come unstuck. This week in Max Bet Ep 11, Kingsley walked through what separates hopeful hunches from professional confidence—and it starts with Autumn

There’s a moment every year that seasoned punters know instinctively. The footy fades into the background, the weather warms, and the track beckons. It’s not just racing season — it’s our season. Welcome to October. If you’ve ever wondered when to go all-in on your process, when

"Losing is exciting because it gives you an opportunity to get better." – Kobe Bryant Most punters will never understand that quote. They’ll see losing as failure. Proof they were wrong. Something to avoid at all costs. But the truth? If you’re betting professionally — or at least