Alright, let’s cut through the hype on marathon betting systems. I’ve been tracking these races for years, digging into stats, runner form, and course conditions. The promise of big payouts pulls people in, but I’m skeptical about any system claiming to crack it consistently. Most of these strategies—like betting on favorites or chasing “value” underdogs—rely on patterns that sound solid but crumble under scrutiny. Take pacing trends: sure, you can analyze splits from past races, but weather, injuries, or even a runner’s breakfast can throw it all off. I’ve seen folks swear by betting on breakout runners based on training data, only to watch them fade at mile 20. The data’s useful, but it’s not a crystal ball. You might hit a decent win once in a while, but banking on it long-term feels like running in circles. Anyone got a system that’s actually held up over multiple races? I’m all ears, but I’m not holding my breath.
Are Marathon Betting Systems Just a Long Run to Nowhere?
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