For many years I have struggled with creating a good odds line. I have always felt that if it was possible to create a good one, then the chances of successful betting would increase considerably. In this article I discuss a week in my punting life – the first week of using my new method for producing an odds line. An odds line is basically the odds you see in a betting forecast or in an actual market. The difference here being that my odds line would show what prices I personally think the horses should be.

I have decided that after years of betting, that sometimes I try and overcomplicate things. Take too many variables on board and basically end up confusing myself. I decided therefore to create a very simple odds line using two things – my notes for each horse and a grading system from A to F.

This article details an approach I have used to create my own oddsline.