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Proof of Concept

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Since 6/20/22 and through 12/31/22 there were 8,089 Standouts, 2,710 of these won for an on average 33.50% win rate, 1,902 placed for a 23.51% place rate and 1,172 showed for a 14.48% show rate and an overall in the money hit rate of 71.50%.

Of these 8,089 races 15 did not offer place bets and 218 did not offer show bets. If we bet $2 across on all we would have wagered $48,038 and received $48,584.18 for an overall flat bet profit of $546.18. Had we bet $20 across on all we would have a flat bet profit of $5,461.80 or $200 across on all we would have a flat bet profit of $54,618.00.

This profit is without eliminating a single wager for odds and flat betting each of these across and before adding Zen wagers on average 5% cash reward. Presenting the information this way first as it shows that once we released Version 2 we’ve reached a milestone that without adding in anything else our module is proof of success, it works and we are only 30% complete.

Add 5% cash reward to each return and
$2 across on all Standouts nets a profit of $2,948.08
$20 across on all Standouts nets a profit of $29,480.80
$200 across on all Standouts nets a profit of $294,808.00

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There are 3 ways that Zen shareholders can proceed and all three are a way of making money.

First is you could flat bet all without eliminating and should be able to set up a wagering account through the affiliate I mentioned previously that offers cash rewards though not as high as Zen gets but any percentage adds to the bottom line. Note unfortunately this can not be set up for anyone who lives in Nevada or California due to legislation.

Or instead of flat betting all, you could elect to do as we do (Jon, myself and all inside Zen) and analyze the results and place bets accordingly, essentially culling through odds and hit rates and wager on just these.

Second since Jon has been successfully betting what we have analyzed and proving profit, be certain that he maintains funds to bet with as opposed to paying the required things to keep us going with our betting pool and by year end we’ll have enough profit to continue working on what we have that would get us to 60 to 75% winners.

Or Third, take this proof of concept and go after equity crowd funding which Jon would head as he knows Everything I know about what we’re doing. All that is required is Proof of Concept, a current financial and money in order to set the campaign up properly though there is no reason Zen couldn’t get funding to not only get this to 75% winners but Also incorporate A I so Zen could robotically trade so if making the decision to move in this direction opens the door to sourcing for funds in upwards of several million.

And there is actually a 4th option. We have over a million dollars already invested in what we built. There is no reason what we have can’t be sold and at the very least could net what has already been invested. I just personally did not pursue this as an option beyond the two mentioned before sharing my plight.

No matter, even staying in status quo there is no reason to believe that once I’m unable to be active in Zen that Zen won’t continue and succeed.

Apologies for being forthwith in my recent posts though my person is unable to do otherwise. Though by outlaying what I face is dismal doesn’t mean that Zen is destine to go down the tubes because I will no longer be present.

Honestly I really need to step away. That is what I meant when I said this is probably my last post. Since my diagnosis I have been going full guns in order to make sure Zen will keep going. I have every confidence that Jon Wright can get us to the finish line and expressing this was my intent in the most recent post. I hope that by my stepping away, meaning not posting anymore on the blog would give me the peace I so need to relax and do the best I can for the remainder of my days. My post was Not intended to give concern. Quite the opposite. It’s just that I am no longer able to push through and since I know inward that we are in a good place and that everything will be fine entrusting all that we (I) set up before bowing out and bowing out is for me a great need because I’m exhausted is all.

Please remember I have everyone listed in my trust so nothing, not even initial investments will be lost. This was a God send to me. Knowing of the Camp Lejeune settlement gave me the peace I needed when I came to realize that physically I was no longer able to carry on.

The most difficult thing that I have had to accept is I have no idea how long I have and when I will not be able to continue as I have. Yet I am aware of what I face, understand there is a window and I also personally experience fading so this makes me anxious. I do not know from one day to the next if I will be here so when I write things it is always with this in mind.

And I try to avoid writing about what I’m experiencing because I do not wish to worry anyone. I personally worry that I won’t get things to the place they need to be to carry forward without me and this is the reason I have kept pushing. Though, Now I feel comfort in knowing this has been accomplished. Everything is set. Jon will make everything we set out to do happen, and this allows me to step away and the reason why I stated this will most likely be my last post.

I’m leaving our world. That is a given and something I accept yet I plan to be with everyone in Spirt, along side Ed and rooting all of us home by hollering “Let em roll at the quarter pole”. I have given all I have through and through, each step of the way and it is because of this that I am able to leave in peace.

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