Value Handicapping: The Art of Making Your Own Line and Identifying Overlays

by Mark Cramer

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Most handicappers underachieve becausethey play too many races and are obsessed withpicking winners as opposed to identifying andbacking only those horses that are underbet inproportion to their chances of winning. In thispioneering book Cramer shows handicappers howto create their own personal odds lines and thenuse them to identify which, if any, horses areoverlayed and worth betting in any given race.… (more)

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Most handicappers underachieve becausethey play too many races and are obsessed withpicking winners as opposed to identifying andbacking only those horses that are underbet inproportion to their chances of winning. In thispioneering book Cramer shows handicappers howto create their own personal odds lines and thenuse them to identify which, if any, horses areoverlayed and worth betting in any given race.

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