Shouldn't have used the vernacular "bookie", which might be more region-specific. If you win 100,000 on a pick 6 will you be banned? What if it happened once a year? Or once every two years and still enough to be profitable? Once again, maybe it's a U.K. thing. Tracks do not ban players because they win, nor do online casinos/wagering sites, in the U.S.

Perhaps that's true in the U.K. but being consistently profitable from Horse Racing is a very real thing in the U.S. The biggest issue for most is that the smaller casual player is not betting in a manner to potentially provide consistent long-term profits, nor are they accessing information/bankroll that the larger syndicates and groups have.

Edit:A bookie has no reason to automatically restrict you from betting because you win consistently, there are PLENTY of other people who lose consistently to pay you off.

Because consistently successfully profiting through handicapping Horse Racing means not following any of these "strategies"

Hey guys it's going viral they said! We should really watch and form opinions and argue, oooo when can we start?