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Lay Back (RE-RELEASE) | Wagering & Data with FormKing creator David Pfundt

An episode of the Lay Back podcast, hosted by Betfair Australia, titled "Lay Back (RE-RELEASE) | Wagering & Data with FormKing creator David Pfundt" was published on January 7, 2026 and runs 59 minutes.

January 7, 2026 ·59m · Lay Back

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Summary

We sat down with the creator of FormKing, David Pfundt, to discuss his data analytics platform and how it is revolutionising the horse racing and wagering industries. David is an accomplished software engineer who found his love of wagering when watching the 2015 Cox Plate. From there, he realised he could use his expertise to develop a platform to help punters find an edge. This is how he began FormKing. To date, FormKing has become one of the most well known data platforms for punters and is ever growing. Listen to David's story, where he plans to head with FormKing in the near future, and why he loves using Betfair over other WSP's. If you're interested in using David Pfundt's data platform head to www.formking.com.au👉 Stay in the loop—follow our tipsters via the link below and keep up with every tip on our socials.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------🔗 Follow Our Tipsters 📱: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.betfair.com.au/hub/generic-expert-tips⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠📲 https://twitter.com/Betfair_Aus📸 https://www.instagram.com/betfair_aus📘 https://www.facebook.com/betfairaustraliahttps://www.facebook.com/betfairaustralia-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------0:00 Intro1:11 David's bio & getting into the game4:45 Discovering Betfair & early days data sourcing7:41 Data vs Form16:52 Reading markets20:19 The future of horse racing & data30:38 What is FormKing?33:24 FormKing's data sources35:40 Key benefits of FormKing36:50 Worm of the Week44:14 Ratings table45:27 Head-to-head: Amelia's Jewel vs Attrition46:22 Head-to-head: Steel Run vs Lady In Pink49:20 Track ratings50:28 How wind can affect track speed53:21 How to get in touch with FormKing54:35 Betfair & FormKing56:48 Advice for punters 58:36 Wrap Up & Outro

Episode Description

We sat down with the creator of FormKing, David Pfundt, to discuss his data analytics platform and how it is revolutionising the horse racing and wagering industries. David is an accomplished software engineer who found his love of wagering when watching the 2015 Cox Plate. From there, he realised he could use his expertise to develop a platform to help punters find an edge. This is how he began FormKing. To date, FormKing has become one of the most well known data platforms for punters and is ever growing.


Listen to David's story, where he plans to head with FormKing in the near future, and why he loves using Betfair over other WSP's.


If you're interested in using David Pfundt's data platform head to www.formking.com.au


👉 Stay in the loop—follow our tipsters via the link below and keep up with every tip on our socials.


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🔗 Follow Our Tipsters 📱: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.betfair.com.au/hub/generic-expert-tips⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

📲 https://twitter.com/Betfair_Aus

📸 https://www.instagram.com/betfair_aus

📘 https://www.facebook.com/betfairaustralia

https://www.facebook.com/betfairaustralia


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0:00 Intro

1:11 David's bio & getting into the game

4:45 Discovering Betfair & early days data sourcing

7:41 Data vs Form

16:52 Reading markets

20:19 The future of horse racing & data

30:38 What is FormKing?

33:24 FormKing's data sources

35:40 Key benefits of FormKing

36:50 Worm of the Week

44:14 Ratings table

45:27 Head-to-head: Amelia's Jewel vs Attrition

46:22 Head-to-head: Steel Run vs Lady In Pink

49:20 Track ratings

50:28 How wind can affect track speed

53:21 How to get in touch with FormKing

54:35 Betfair & FormKing

56:48 Advice for punters

58:36 Wrap Up & Outro

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