For those punters looking for heaps of bets each week consider Run For Your Money from Formulator. This system consistently delivers over 50 hits a week and last week had 8 winners from 65 hits for a return of $30. This was helped by a couple of huge midweek winners in Net Worth at Warwick Farm and Dubai Sunrise at Murray Bridge paying $29 and $30 respectively.

Cracking Caulfield from Brystar has had its biggest week of the year and delivered in sensational fashion. With a couple of selections in most races (38 over the last two days of the Caulfield carnival) Brystar found 10 winners for a return of over $20.  Keep this one in mind when racing returns to the Heath after Flemington has had its turn.

Lately we have had a lot of interest in systems targeted to specific races. Subscribers to Brystar's BMW Caulfield Cup were celebrating after the system successfully predicted Fawkner's victory as one of two selections.  BMW Caulfield Cup is System of the Week.

Following on with the theme of race specific systems we will be running a competition for the Cox Plate.  We have some great prizes to announce over the next couple of days so stay tuned.

The team at Punting Form have been betting on our Consensus Tips selections for over a year now.  Throughout this time we have continuously tweaked the algorithm to get it to the point it is at now.  Our profit on turnover has remained steady at around 10% (dependent on your staking strategy) since our 500^th bet a couple of months ago.  Now that we have had 750 bets and the returns are remaining the same we are very confident that our algorithm is going to be solid moving forward.

We have decided to share our progress for this year with Punting Form users - and to hopefully share in the continued profits.  A daily tipping service is not really an objective that we have had with focus being on the continued development of our Systems Builder technology.  However, for punters who just want to get some immediate selections for a single day of racing our Consensus Tips are the perfect solution.

The Consensus Tips alogorithm is the result of a 6 month data mining and developing effort. We have run over 10,000,000 system criteria combinations to create a "consensus" result that has achieved a 10% profit of turnover on more than 750 bets, since creation.

Unlike regular tipping services, if you purchase Consensus Tips ($10 a day) and they don't return a profit then we will refund the money. We will also always keep a public record of the algorithm's progress and performance.

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It's been another cracking week for Punting Form system subscribers. Time Factors continues its recent domination with another massive winning week taking profit on turnover up to 48% since system creation. Credit to Formulator for producing systems that have great historical background but also continue to win at the same rate after they are made public. Since release in mid-July Time Factors has returned $6000 to punters betting on a flat $50 stake. This week Time Factors was 5 from 16 including Gold Stone at Randwick on Saturday at $26. Overall a $37 profit for each $1 bet was returned to Time Factors subscribers for the week.

The good news is that Time Factors is not System of the Week and that several other popular systems performed even better. New long shot system Massive nailed an insane $80 winner at Nowra on Tuesday. It only took 18 losing selection to find this winner so hopefully Massive can produce another winner this week. Prospective subscribers should be aware that the system only qualifies hits paying over $23 and has a strike rate of 3%...so it is a true roughies paradise.

Highlighting a new system with a lot of promise we have Prize Drop by Gamblinman. Prize Drop has found 3 winners from 5 since release for a total return of $12. Historically the system has a 25% strike rate, so this looks like it could be one to watch in coming weeks.

From a number of well performed popular systems, old favourite Mega Pot has delivered the best results. Leading the charge was Steve's Gold at Coonamble yesterday who paid $35. Mega Pot also picked up Goldstone at Randwick along with 3 other winners for the week. Net result was 5 winners from 16 selections for a return of over $80!  Mega Pot is System of the Week.

It's a big day of group 1 racing at Randwick today.  For all the punting help that you need refer to our Ratings Quick Guide for Randwick.

Ratings are available for all meetings at a cost of $7 or a monthly subscription of $88. Find out more about how the ratings use our incremental 200m sectional data to deliver a unique and effective product.  Read the ratings primer.

Also be sure to check out this awesome offer from Ladbrokes today.  Double the odds on the Turnball....

The "Distance Covered" criteria in the Horse -> This Preperation filter was faulty.  Any attempt to save a system with a value in this criteria would result in an error.

This issue has been resolved and distance covered for a horse's current preparation can now be used in your systems.

We are back with System of the Week after a couple of weeks hiatus. The team at Punting Form have been busy continuing to improve the integrity of our systems notifications/results for the spring. We took a major step forward in the last fortnight with bedding down of our gear change data and handling of horses with late jockey nominations.

It's been a massive week for subscribers with systems based around gear changes cleaning up. Some of Formulator's best systems fit this category with Gem$, Time Factors and Mega Pot all having big weeks.

The big collect was Duke's Charm, paying $27 at the Gold Coast on Saturday, several of our leading systems were able to supply this hit.

Gem$ had four winners including Dukes Charm for a return of $24 on the week. Time Factors claimed 5 winners from 15 selections for a profit of $37 per $1 bet. Mega Pot also had 5 winners but from 19 selections with a profit of $36.

ProPunter's Hot Shots also hit Duke's Charm along with 3 other winners for a profit of $41 from 11 races. The ProPunter system itself hit an extra winner at $3.60 but required 19 runners to get it.

Outside of these systems that are driven by horse gear changes Tylendale's So Hot I Have To Share again found success. This system throws up a lot of runners and had 60 for the week. But with Notice Recieved $16 at Caulfield Sunday, Sinhala at $35 from Mornington on Saturday, Mourinho $16 at the Valley Friday night and Purrealy Solved $32 at Geelong midweek, the stake was easily covered. With a profit of around $40 on the week and big winners across multiple race days the entertainment value provided by So Hot I Have To Share earns it the system of the week honours.

We have made a change to the way in which bet amounts are calculated for the Kelly and Proportional leader boards.

The banks for both of these staking methods are now fixed at $1000 with each bet made to profit 5% of this bank ($50).  Hopefully this change makes the bet calculations on these leader boards a bit easier to follow.

Feedback welcome.

The manner in which system hits are determined for systems with jockey criteria has changed.

Previously if a runner did not have a jockey nominated prior to race day that runner would be excluded from notifications for systems with any jockey criteria.  Now these runners will be included in notifications (assuming all other criteria are met) along with a note indicating any jockey criteria that need to be applied manually.

As always our objective with this change is to further improve the integrity of our notifications and results.  This is one of the last remaining major issues and hopefully goes along way toward getting us to our goal.

It's been a good week for longshot systems with another lot of huge winners getting up.  Crocs Longshots built the bank nicely with a $41 winner in Line of Conflict at Ipswich on Friday. Three systems: Metro Moody, So Hot I Have to Share and Tylendales' Secret Stash all selected Ibicanco at Caulfield on Saturday at $54 on the tote.

Spring is in the air with Peter Moody up and running.  A few hard core Moody followers have stuck with our Moody systems over a pretty lean winter and have revelled in victory over the weekend.  Metro Moody stuck with Ibicenco a massive $54 Caulfield winner.  In addition this system also picked up Lidari ($12) in a race where Moody had the trifecta.  At Rosehill Stamina saluted at $4.30 to round out the Saturday trifecta for the Metro Moody system.  With over $70 worth of collects from 25 runners Metro Moody was on fire.

So Hot I have to Share is new system from Tylendale that is delivering a lot of early promise.  This system also nailed Ibicenco following up from $25 Leveraction at Mildura on Friday.  A third massive winner midweek at Sandown - Let's Make a Deal at $26 rounded out an awesome week which sees So Hot I Have to Share the winner of System of the Week.

Honourable mention to another Tylendale system Tylendale's Secret Stash which  scored 6 winners from 15 selections on Sunday.  This system also netted a $10 winner on Monday but missed a $1.65 shot with its other selection…go figure.

Backing up from a good week Time Factors delivered again with 2 long priced winners.  Back on Monday Magneto got things off to a great start by winning at Echuca and paying $26. Only one for winner from that point - Buisnessman at Geelong Friday at $19.  Time Factors had 24 selections for the week so with these two winners subscribers were laughing all the way to the bank again. Let's hope this roll keeps on going...

Another Jagger had 5 selections for the week and hit 3 winners. This system has been a quiet achiever with its 37% strike rate and 66% profit on turnover since creation at the beginning of June.  Likewise, another ultra-consistent system Uno struck for 2 winners out of 3 selections at $8 and $4. Uno has found 13 winners from 39 selections since creation.

System of the week goes to Willtowins trainer based system Weir. 2 selections at the Valley on Saturday with wins to Clang and Bang at $9 and Broken at $13 pushed this system back into profit after a rough winter. Hopefully this is a sign of things to come for Darren Weir's spring campaign.