Mohegan Sun in Connecticut is our newest Race Book to offer the Jerry J’s Power Page…

So for these players, who might be experiencing the Power Page for the first time…  Here is what you need to know about the JJPP:

1)  The JJPP is a study in Current Form, based upon Speed figures.  With this number in hand,  YOU MUST HANDICAP all the other factors….

Here is what you will find.  The PPN (Projected Power Number) is by itself – extremely predictive…

The handicapping alerts, such as our STAR horses, our V horses and our Early Speed marks often lead to great scores…  For example, on Friday, Hundres Percent was a “v” horse on the Belmont Power Page and romped home a winner at 12/1…  Just an example…

IF you have any questions… just drop me an e-mail — hit  the “contact” up above…  Good Luck…

STAY WITH THE POWERPAGE!!!

Power Page NEWS:

Mohegan Sun is now carrying the Power Page.

So if you are in Conn. and are thinking of a trip to do a little gaming, think Mohegan Sun and you can play with the Power Page — For FREE, just as we do here in Las Vegas at our great Race Books.

Friday’s Blog:

My description of both cards for Thursday – could not have been more accurate.  Belmont had plenty of value to bet on and plenty of that value did come in — setting up terrific payouts.  We had two “V” horses in particular that did the bulk of the work, in Race # 2 our “V” horse (Doinwhatshelikes) romped home at $13.80.  Then in the 4th race, our ONLY “V” horse, Lilikoi ran 2nd paying a whopping $30.80 to place.   There were several other laace to place some $$$ throughout the balance of the card, but nothing could match up to Lilikoi.  

Then at Los Alamitos, as opined in yesterday’s blog, the favorites were the focus of the first 4 races with 3 winning and one running out!  There is always 1 hat disapoints – and that’s the problem with this type of bet.  Anyway the ROI for tha favorite in the first 4 races was $10.80 returned on $8.00 wagered so while not very interesting, it was eeking out a small profit.  The racing from races #5 through 8 were actually pretty decent, with Glory Bound winning hte finale and paying $9.40 for $2.00.  As many of you know, that was my play on Race Day Las Vegas.  It was a very basic play, taking the good horse on the outside – with odds to make it worthwhile, against a slightly better rated favorite in the terrible 1 post — with the weight of favoritism, which is often too much to perform with…

WE GOT THE MONEY!

Stay with the Power Page!