#BettingPeople

Steve talks about entering the betting jungle as a young professional punter, marking cards and getting off to a flying start. He also explains how he finds 'value' and that it's something he can teach rather than being a 'sixth sense'.

[@owenjohnson8336]

Only just seen this interview for the first time bu Stephen by the sounds of it works in similar way to me in that pricing up races that you know are good races to bet in and then backing them at the bigger prices when available is certainly in my and by the sounds of it Stephens expert the way to go.

[@hernandotorres1234]

As ever value and it's determination are key, pricing up match odds in football matches (league games) is a great way to start on the road to assessing value

[@hadleigh55]

value is utter bollocks..did you get value if it loses ? a winner is a winner whatever the price..if you lose you lose whatever the value !!

[@csb7376]

@@hadleigh55 As it's impossible to win every time, then you clearly need to win more when you win, than you lose when you lose. If you are backing at poor value (under the odds), then you aren't going to do that.

[@pauljones5066]

I have made money for years with no measurement whatsoever of "value". They always used to say: "back Henry Cecil first time out", God rest his beautiful soul

[@hadleigh55]

totally agree about the value bollocks..value is nothing but what is in the mind of the beholder

[@leenwctv1]

I love the insights you bring on the channel but people like this bloke and Holder have cost us punters thousands!

[@himagain803]

Stop following them then. I don't like tinned sweetcorn, so I don't buy it; I don't moan that the supermarkets keep selling it.

[@JamesHolderr]

‘Cost us punters thousands’ - Lee, if that is the case, then people like Steve and Holder (my father) would not still be going today my friend..you may say I’m bias, but anyone who follows my dad will tell you that for 28 years, my dad has always made a profit for his clients over a year. Over to you..

[@leenwctv1]

@@JamesHolderr there are many that will disagree and there are lots of forums over the years that reiterate that James. Subject closed, he’s had many subscription services spanning 30 years, no bad feeling, I just work on fact.

[@leenwctv1]

@@JamesHolderr there’s always a mug that falls for good marketing, that’s why they are still going after all these years