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Would you like to go to the horse races or OTB and pick exact ones that pay well and hit often? Of course you would, who wouldn’t? The problem is that the exact ones are not easy to hit. It seems that if you play an exact box, then one of your knights comes in first and another third, while another knight sneaks in for second, right? If you only play a direct exact, then the horse you chose to win comes second and your second horse wins! If you boxed two horses, one will win but the other will be on the ring and your blood pressure will skyrocket.

We’ve all been through the above scenario and that’s why no matter how hard we try, we just can’t seem to make any money playing exact. But every day, rain or shine, the exact pools are full of money and it is one of the most popular bets. The reason for this is that it is a lot of fun to play exact bets and they pay better than winning bets. So how do you quickly and easily pick the exact winners?

First of all, let me say that this method is not guaranteed to work all the time or make a profit. However, I can tell you that he will put the odds on his side to get more exact. The reason is statistics. Which horse wins more races? The favourite, of course. Which horse wins the second most races. Let’s try the second favorite.

Knowing that, which horses should be your best picks for the exact ones if you really want to win? Simply typing in the first two horses will give you the first horse in the exact one, about 50%-60% of the time. Do you want to have the winning horse 70% of the time or more? Just throw the third favorite. The fact is that the winner is among the top three favorites between 70% and 80% of the time.

If you don’t believe it, just check out some charts. You will find that they do a little better on Saturdays and holidays as well. So we have figured out where to look for our best horse. The next problem is to find a second horse to complete the exact one. That’s how I like to find a horse or two to put under my key horse. I look at the morning line odds and also the tote board odds five minutes into the release.

I also look at the percentage of money completions that each horse has. I arrive at that figure by submerging the number of times the horse finished second or third times the total number of races. The higher the percentage of 2nd and 3rd place finishes, the greater the chances of the horse making its way to the exact.

Next, I find a horse that is in the top five odds horses that has the highest or second highest percentage of in-the-money results. I play one or two of these horses for second place. Not only does this generate a high hit rate, but it also brings in some nice exact payouts. Your best horse is a high percentage horse and so is the second horse and they both have a statistical advantage based on their odds. It’s an easy way to find good exact bets, but remember, all gambling is risky, so never bet more than you can afford to lose.

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