What Is A Blackbook:

G'day pigs! Today, we're going to talk about one of the best tools in any serious punter's arsenal - the blackbook.

Now, I'm not talking about a fancy-pants notebook with a black cover. No, no, no. A blackbook is a list of horses that have caught your eye during their races, either because they ran well or because they had excuses for not performing up to scratch. These horses are worth keeping an eye on for future punting opportunities, and that's where the blackbook comes in.

So, how do you start your own blackbook? It's simple - just keep an eye on the horses that catch your attention during their races. Maybe they had a bad barrier draw or were caught wide without cover, but still managed to finish strong. Maybe they were blocked for a run and had to settle for a minor placing. Whatever the reason, if a horse catches your attention, make a note of it.

Once you've got a few horses in your blackbook, it's time to start keeping track of them. Now the good news for you piggies is that we’ve already set these up for you. You’ll be able to find them in the Punt Hub app, and it’s a bloody good one too.

Now, let's talk about how to use your blackbook for punting. When you're looking at a race, check your blackbook to see if any of the horses you've been keeping an eye on are running. If they are, take a closer look at their form leading up to the race. Have they been working well? Have they had any gear changes or jockey changes? Is the track and distance suitable for them? If everything looks good, you might have found yourself a good betting opportunity.

But remember, a blackbook is just a tool - it's not a guarantee of success. You still need to do your own form analysis and use your own judgement when deciding which horses to bet on. And don't get too attached to your blackbook horses - if they start running poorly or don't live up to your expectations, it's time to take them out of your blackbook.

So, there you have it - the blackbook. It's a simple yet effective tool for serious punters, and it's definitely worth using if you want to improve your punting game. So, start keeping an eye on those horses and get yourself a blackbook today! And remember, always gamble responsibly. Good luck piggies!