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Laying

April 2, 2013

Steady Lays

Here’s a new one from Matt Watson of Favourites Phenomenon fame. Steady Lays is a low liability laying service, with the maximum lay price of around 5.0-6.0. I say ‘around’ because the system uses the bookie SP of 4/1 as the cut off price.

This method has increased a 60 point bank by 400% in the last two years, using level stakes and after 5% Betfair commission has been deducted.

He’s offering a free trial for the month of April.

Here’s what I’d do.

-Check out the results on the homepage

-Paper trade during April (it won’t cost you)

-See if it’s something you want to add to your portfolio

-Done

You can try Steady Lays for free here:

http://www.cash-master.com/SteadyLays.php

Filed under Horse Racing Systems,Laying by Graham

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March 21, 2013

Betting Pro Lays

Well this service is going remarkably well.

Since I started using it on 29th January I’ve had the following results:

Bets: 87
Successful: 69
Unsuccessful: 18
Strike Rate: 79.3
Average Odds: 3.95

Total Profit: £548.96

I’ve been doing flat £25 stakes and using the Bet Engine to place my bets for me (plus it records all the above stats for me too, which is handy).

So in seven weeks it’s made £548 profit and it only takes about a minute to set up each morning.

And the ridiculous thing is that this costs only £6.99 a week and you get a full refund if you don’t make a profit in that week.

I’ll run this for another month before giving a final verdict but at the moment it looks like one I’ll be adding to my portfolio.

You can try Betting Pro Lays here:

http://www.cash-master.com/BettingProLays.php

Filed under Horse Racing Systems,Laying by Graham

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March 15, 2013

Racing Profit Booster

This is a one off review of the Racing Profit Booster software available from the Steve Davidson stable and this really is an excellent bit of kit.

Essentially what you get is a bit of software that finds risk free bets for you by scanning all the bookie prices and comparing them with Betfair prices. If it finds a horse where the lay odds on Betfair are less than the back odds at the bookies, it’ll let you know.

It’s incredibly simple to use. You select what type of bet you want between an equal hedge bet where you make the same amount of profit regardless of the horse winning or losing, a free back bet at the bookies whereby you make a profit if it wins but draw even if it loses, or the opposite, a free Lay bet at Betfair where you profit if it loses but draw even if it wins.

Importantly the software accounts for your Betfair commission (you input what rate you have), so any profit is worked out after Betfair commission is deducted.

You can set other criteria such as minimum lay stake, maximum lay odds and even a minimum ROI so it doesn’t bother alerting you if the profit on a trade is less than you think worthwhile.

If you watch the video above (or on their website) you can see it in action.

So how does it work in practice?

Well it’s great actually. All I have been doing is switching the thing on whenever I’m at my computer, and setting it to scan the markets in automatic mode, then just leaving it.

Every few minutes it runs a full scan and if it finds a trade it will give an audio alert and show the details of the trade. There is no need to monitor the software as the alert will tell you when there is something worth looking at.

I had mine set to a minimum of 10% ROI because I didn’t want to bother with placing trades just to win a couple of quid.

So you can just get on with whatever you’re doing on your computer and you’ll get alerts throughout the day, the frequency of which depends on the ROI you have set but I found I was getting maybe two or three an hour.

You click on the race highlighted and another box opens up showing you exactly how much to stake at the bookie and at Betfair and how much profit you will make. So you just go and place your risk free bet and wait for the race to finish to bank your profit (or draw even).

Like any trading, you do need to have sufficient trading funds to make it worthwhile. So for a 10% return, you’ll need to stake around £100 to make £10 profit but that’s all without risking your bank at all. So if you wish to place multiple bets throughout the day you need to make sure you have the funds to cover all the bets as some races may not have run before another trade becomes available.

What I really like about this is the flexibility.

You really can just switch the thing on whenever you fancy it, and it’ll find bets for you that are totally risk free and will guarantee a profit. If you’re that way inclined you could use it all day, every day, and make a guaranteed income without ever risking your bank, so you could compound your bank significantly over time without ever having draw downs.

Or, like me, you can just switch it on whenever you’re available to bet and it’ll find bets for you pretty much any time of the day or night. And you can use it in the morning too, before racing has even started because the bookies give early prices and often they are overpriced so you can get decent 25%+ trades fairly often.

I really like this software. It’s very simple and extremely effective and does exactly what you want it to do. If you want to make a guaranteed income from betting without ever risking your funds then you won’t go far wrong with this one.

It’s Approved with bells on.

You can get Racing Profit Booster here:

http://www.cash-master.com/RacingProfitBooster.phpApproved

Filed under Backing,Betting Bots,Horse Racing Systems,Laying by Graham

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February 27, 2013

Beaumont’s Bets

After 18 months of running this service, with phenomenal success, Paul is making a rather special offer. See below….

 

Hello everyone

My name is Paul Beaumont and I have been running this service for 18 months.

During that time I have corresponded with and talked to hundreds of people who have expressed an interest in what I do. From that experience, what started off as a vague philosophy of mine has hardened into an absolute certainty. It is this:

“Long term success at gambling has absolutely nothing to do with how much you win on a good day; it has everything to do with how much you lose on a poor one”

That is the Beaumonts Bets philosophy and, as far as I am concerned, it is set in stone.

Since the middle of 2011 all the efforts that I have made, and the strategies I have come up with, have been purely concerned with achieving one end. It is not to increase winnings, it is to reduce losses. Winning days look after themselves, losing days need to be attended to.

Having said that, simply backing my selections long term, for those who have the stomach for it, has been profitable, as my results and testimonial pages show. The fact is though that the vast majority of people do not have the stomach for it, even though they will kid themselves that they do. The ups and downs are just too unsettling for 9 out of 10 people.

That is why, much as I am happy with the “gamblers” who currently make up a decent proportion of my membership, I want to severely caution you against backing only at the beginning. The reason for that is because I become far too emotionally concerned about the daily fortunes of “risk takers”, even though I long ago decided not to take those sort of risks myself. The ones who have been with me for a fair while are big lads, they’ve made their profit and they know the score. I don’t worry too much about them but I do worry about those who are brand new to this. I want ideally for everyone to play it safe at least in the early days (say for 6 months or so) until they fully understand what is involved in backing only.

11 months ago I came up with a strategy that I believe is the safest and most reliable way of backing horses there is, bar none. I call it the back/lay 75% new variation. (It’s called the new variation because there is an original version). That strategy over the past 11 months has accrued a points total of 529.16 This has been done using a 50 point bank and represents 1,058% growth over the 11 months. Converting that into real money, it actually means this:

Starting with a £300 bank (the minimum required), that bank, reset at the beginning of every month, after 4 months exceeded £2,500 (the maximum bank). Since then it has been simply a matter of taking an income, and it has provided an income over the remaining 7 months of more than £17,000 (all from a £300 starting bank). I admit that that has been an extremely good 11 months and my target for everyone is less than that, being an average 40% growth of the bank per month. That will mean the maximum £2,500 bank takes 6 months to achieve and a monthly income can be taken thereafter.

That is the reason I do not want “gamblers” anymore. I only want those who will treat this as an investment, are looking for decent growth, and are happy to just earn a second income when the bank becomes of a size to provide this.

This will not make you rich

Now, cards on the table. I’ve enjoyed 17 successive profitable months since I started this, apart from one month and that was January 2013 (Thank God, it’s over). This has made me take stock of what I do and when I do it. The truth is that, although I have made money in winter over the 3 winters I have been doing this, when the weather turns nasty, it all becomes more difficult. I still maintain the value prices in the bets I place but results are certainly harder to come by. I am therefore looking very seriously at suspending the service for the months when the weather is likely to be foul, but that is a decision I will make later in the year.

If you are at all interested in learning more about what I do, please feel free to email me, paulbeau@sky.com. I will explain how it all works and, if I feel this may be of some benefit to you, then I will make it possible for you to evaluate the method for a realistic period without parting with a single penny of your own money. This offer is available throughout March 2013.

Regards

Paul Beaumont

Filed under Backing,Horse Racing Systems,Laying by Graham

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February 13, 2013

Stable Lays

I had hoped to produce this review about a week ago, but for reasons I won’t go into that has not been possible and so my apologies for the delay.

FINAL REVIEW

I ran the trial for a fraction under two and a half months, ending on 31 January.  During that time it hit its worst losing run to date, but was otherwise remarkably consistent.  Despite the losing run, at BSP and using a £500 bank, the system produced a profit of £173.30 to £10 level stakes (34.66% return).

Results on the Stable Lays’ site are recorded to SP, rather than BSP.  As only bookies could replicate this I’m not particularly keen on the practice, but there does appear to be a sound reason for it.  However, I wanted to know how the system had performed from the outset with results recorded at BSP – which is what I used for the trial.  So, in mid-January, about two weeks before the trial ended, I donned my anorak and at great personal sacrifice and more than a few hours of work, I went through all the results from 1 January 2012 up to the start of the trial and converted them to BSP.  I then added the trial results and fed all this into The Staking Machine (TSM).  The results from this exercise were that from 1 Jan 2012 to 12 Jan 2013 the system recorded a strike rate of 86% based on average odds of 4.26.  TSM reported a return on investment (ROI and apologies for the acronym soup) of 12.72%.   This appears to be based on liability rather than stake and is very good for a laying service.  An edge of 14% was also recorded and that too is very high.  I did not update the TSM data to the end of the trial, but had I done so the figures above would be even better.

There are a number of systems that use similar selection criteria to Stable Lays, but none that I know of come close in terms of the comprehensiveness of those criteria. The points awarded per criterion seem about right too. Despite being very comprehensive it is claimed that selections can be found in about 15 minutes. I have seldom been able to find them that quickly, but then most people are quicker than me at finding system selections of any sort (they just don’t quadruple check everything and then check again just in case).  Given the profitability and stability of this system my attitude is that even if it takes an hour (it doesn’t) who gives a *um* damn.

The cost of the system is $99.00, or for UK residents £81.40 including VAT and for the first month selections are emailed each day in good time for the day’s racing. These don’t normally come in time for nine to fivers and even if they did its necessary to be at the computer just before each race. So, following the rules to the letter it isn’t possible to use a bot with Stable Lays.  However, someone who is familiar with bots and systems may be able to modify the rules to make it ‘botable’ (e.g. using a max reduction factor filter, instead of monitoring non-runners). While this wouldn’t follow the rules to the letter it should still prove profitable.

Stable Lays probably is not the most profitable system I have come across, but that is largely because it averages around one selection per day. While I haven’t made any specific comparisons, I would expect to find that on a “per selection” basis it is one of the most, if not the most, profitable.  Most profitable or not, it is the most consistent and stable of all the systems I’ve used and tested and very aptly named. Volatile systems leave me feeling nervous, but this system is one of the very few that has the opposite effect.

Most selections are in the top three in the betting, so liquidity should not be a problem especially as systems – other than micro-systems – seem to be out of fashion.

As most readers will know, all systems – even the very best – are subject to losing runs. Fortunately Stable Lays’ worst losing run to date occurred during the trial and it still made a healthy profit.  With that in mind I have no hesitation in recommending Stable Lays to the Approved list.

You can get Stable Lays here:

http://www.cash-master.com/StableLays.phpApproved

Filed under Horse Racing Systems,Laying by Michael

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February 13, 2013

Betting Pro Lays

Well this service is doing very well so far. You get an e-mail once a day, very early on (06.51 this morning), with a few lay bets for that day, usually one or two but occasionally I’ve had up to four bets. The prices are always below 5.0 (4/1) in the morning and you are advised to trade out your bet if the price goes above that at the off although that’s entirely up to you.

I’ve been using Bet Engine to place my bets at the off and the results are as follows since 29th January:

23 Bets

20 Successful

3 Unsuccessful

Strike Rate 87%

Average Odds 4.02

Profit at £25 level stakes £335.95

So I’ve made £335 in two weeks so far with this service but it could have been more because I missed a day that was also a winning day!

The cost of this service is an amazing £6.99 a week with a refund on any week that a profit isn’t made.

It’s going well so far, I’ll update this at the end of the month.

http://www.cash-master.com/BettingProLays.php

Filed under Horse Racing Systems,Laying by Graham

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February 9, 2013

The Alternative Punters Syndicate (TAPS)

This service has been around for ever. In fact, it’s been operating successfully under the same name since 1996, and don’t forget the Internet, as we know it, only really started in 1992!

They’ve now decided to re-open the doors to their exclusive private syndicate and accept new members on a free trial basis.

So if you would like to find out first hand why they have stood the test of time, and why they still have members who have been with them for almost two decades, follow the link below and sign up today for FREE and with no obligation…

http://www.cash-master.com/taps.php

Filed under Backing,Each Way,Horse Racing Systems,Laying by Graham

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February 7, 2013

Russell Gibbs

A good start to the year for this service although it was looking like it might be a losing month but it was saved by two winning single bets and an each way double on the 26th.

Betting to £25 stakes would have given £282.50 profit at early prices on the backing side and the laying side of the service produced a profit of £185 to £100 fixed liabilities.

You can try Russell Gibbs service here:

http://www.cash-master.com/russellgibbs.php

Filed under Backing,Each Way,Horse Racing Systems,Laying by Graham

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February 4, 2013

Little Acorns

Where does the time go? I first reviewed this system back in August 2008, which was four and a half years ago!

This is a solid, stable betting system and one that I’ve used for years now. It makes a small but regular profit to level stakes with very small liabilities, but a much more impressive profit using the recommended staking plan.

It’s very simple to use, takes only a couple of minutes a day, and can be used in conjunction with the Bet Engine to fully automate the process if you so desire.

The monthly breakdown for 2012 was:

DEC 2012 +7.70 Points Profit
NOV 2012 +8.20 Points Profit
OCT 2012 +3.50 Points Profit
SEP 2012 +09.33 Points Profit
AUG 2012 -11.37 Points Loss
JUL 2012 +09.40 Points Profit
JUN 2012 +30.33 Points Profit
MAY 2012 -07.00 Points Loss
APR 2012 +23.50 Points Profit
MAR 2012 -02.00 Points Loss
FEB 2012 +19.33 Points Profit
JAN 2012 -14.00 Points Loss

And the total figures for previous years are:

2008 (Includes Dec 2007) +219.04
2009 = +191.68
2010 = +109.66
2011 = +134.92
2012 = +76.92
Total 5 years +749.63

As you can see, this is a solid earner and one I personally use daily. If you haven’t got this one in your betting arsenal then you are missing out on a treat.

You can get Little Acorns on a 30 day trial here:

http://www.cash-master.com/littleacorns.phpApproved

Filed under Horse Racing Systems,Laying by Graham

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February 1, 2013

Stable Lays

This post wraps up the trial for Stable Lays and I will post my final review in a few days time.

 

RESULTS: Thurs 31 January

15.10   Winc     Michel Le Bon £10 @ 4.40 = £9.50  PROFIT

 

Daily P/L: £9.50

Current P/L: £173.30

Current bank: £673.30

Filed under Horse Racing Systems,Laying by Michael

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