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Last Saturday, the greatest sporting event in the world kicked off. No, I’m not talking about any strictly American sport, nor am I talking about MMA, basketball, or baseball, cricket, or any other sporting event that immediately comes to mind. Am I talking about the UEFA Champions’ League, the soccer glamour competition that ESPN and Fox Sports have created into a pretty common event in America? The answer remains no.

What I’m talking about is a competition that gets little coverage in the USA, but one that excites so many who know about it to no end. We’re talking about England’s FA Cup, which finally kicked off last weekend.

You may be wondering what sets this event apart from the rest, and what makes it better. It’s the sheer size of it all. Very few events have as many contestants as 762 from the start, and very few have as many rounds (14) as the FA Cup happens to have. The beauty of this all is not only the single round elimination format, but the fact that teams of all levels have the chance to compete with one another.

Huge teams like Manchester United compete against virtual unknowns. Think of a baseball team, not even a minor league team. A team that plays in some kind of regional league that you’ve never heard of. To put it into baseball terms, teams like these have chances to compete against teams like the Yankees and Red Sox, giving every English soccer club a fair chance at glory.

This is where legends are made. Take the Cup from 20 years ago, where Sutton United ousted Coventry City, a premier team. Sutton United wasn’t even a member of a league, akin to an amateur recreational team. Then there’s the 1975 contest, where amateur team Wimbledon FC ousted premier team Burnley and then went so far as a draw with the defending champs Lees in the third round.

The beauty of it all lies within the dream that it allows for, combined with the shock value that comes with massive upsets. It gives the lesser teams a chance, if for all but a moment, to feel big, and prove its worth against the giants of the soccer world.

So why should you, as an American, care about the FA Cup? Because it’s essentially a giant version of March Madness, that is the best way that I can describe it to you. From August 15 until the final on May 15, teams from all over England will fight for the right to lift the most storied trophy in English soccer. With the knockout aspect, teams can’t afford to slip up; one game can be the end of your Cup run. The excitement of the FA Cup is unmatched and is something that really should be witnessed. Any game, literally, has the chance to have history attached to it. For all you know, you could be turning in to watch the next great upset and that is something that cannot be overstated. Could the next great run in FA Cup history happen this year? Could a non-league team upset a Premier League team?You never, ever know.

Do you want to watch ten months of March Madness? Do you want to see amateur teams take on some of the biggest and richest clubs in the world on an even field? The FA Cup has all of that and deserves your attention. An event this special is truly something that we would never see in American sports and that is a shame. However, thanks to English soccer, we all get the chance.

This might sound unbelievable but there are literally thousands of individuals across the globe that make their living in online poker rooms and casinos. Sounds exciting doesnt it? Would you like to be one of them? Before you make up your mind, lets take a quick look at some aspects that might affect or influence your decision. But right at the start its important to understand that the only way to gaining poker skill is through practice.

The job does create a fascinating image in your minds eye but in reality, pro poker is far less glamorous involving very long hours and an unending supply of patience if youre looking to make as much as you otherwise would from any other regular type of job. Depending on how lady luck treats you, youll either make lots of money in a jiffy on any given day or lose pots of money equally fast.

But the bottomline is that you need to have enough skills to do this professionally. You also need to possess good bankroll management skills if you want to survive in this industry. On low days when your lucks not on your side, its important that you have enough control to stop right there and not demolish your bankroll further. Unless youre able to do this, youll never make it as a professional poker online.

Many poker players believe that the hallmark of a pro is that they play for high stakes. That, however, is untrue. Its best that you play at the level youre most comfortable with. The idea is to make enough money for a living and thats easily possible at a $1/$2 game. High stake games do grant you the opportunity to make loads of money if you win, but they also relieve you of large sums when you lose.

Look at your history. If you have been a good sensible player then go ahead and give this career a shot. But if you have always been reckless with your games then maybe this profile isnt for you.

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Ratings-Based racing is something relatively new to most Australian punters but is here to stay so we need to get a handle on it. The major difference between ratings-based racing and the old Class 1, Class 2 (etc.) racing can be simplified by an example: In say, a 62RB (Ratings Based) race you can have a Class 1 horse (a horse with only one win), a Class 2 horse (horse with two wins) etc. racing against each-other provided their “rating” doesn’t exceed the level of the race, in this example, 62.

in late 2006, a review of the possibility of implementing ratings-based racing, found that Victorian trainers in all corners of the state overwhelmingly supported the retention of Ratings Based racing. This is highlighted by the fact that 94% of trainers in Victoria supported the keeping this form of handicap racing.

It seems obvious from feedback within the racing industry that RBH (Ratings-Based Handicapping) has been very well accepted. In fact, a survey of trainers/owners etc showed 86% were happy with the system, this overwhelming support (and of course the fact field sizes and therefore turnover is increased) will ensure this system remains in Victoria for some time.

Statistics in racing are everywhere but there is one website with unprecedented strike-rates and that is OzRacingForm.com which is run and operated by David Gately. He can boast a near 85% strike-rate in his top-rated runners in both Melbourne and Sydney. (broken down, that means he finds the winner of the race in his top-five selections on or near 85% of the time) We asked how his strike-rate remains at such a level of such a long period of time. David says: “I think people can over complicate and over evaluate races, it is quite rare that there are more than four or five ‘winning chances’ in a race and that’s where we draw the line. Ok, they are animals and not motorbikes so there are always strange results on occasions, but we stick to a basic formula, bet to value runners, and enjoy a good deal of success”.

Computer Ratings cannot give you all the information, for example, a horse early in his/her career or even early in his/her preparation has “upside” or scope to improve many lengths… No computer can judge for this.

Finding value runners is always the way professional punters have operated, there are many favourites that run that have little hope of actually winning. These horse’s are referred to as “unders” (under their true odds of winning) and when identified can set you up for a nice collect if you can work around them in betting. How do we identify such ‘unders’? Well, it gets back to knowing each horse and his/her particular likes and dislikes. David Gately from OzRacingForm.com thinks this is rule No.1. He explains: “Look, knowing a horse’s capabilities, his likes or dislikes, his personality if you like, are keys to having half this battle (of finding value runners/winners) won”.

Don’t be scared by RBH (Ratings Based Handicap) racing. Yes, it has more ‘layers’ to it (horses competing from differing levels/ classes) but remember, it is a handicap and there will be horses well-weighted and poorly weighted in most races. (based on current form and/or scope to improve in differing conditions/fitness levels) So stay alert and may the best of luck be with you !