May 14, 2013
Matt Bisogno has released a suite of 10 profitable micro systems today and he’s giving them away for free.
Together they add up to £6,527 profit to £10 stakes.
Plus he’s recorded a video explaining how they work.
Did I mention it’s all free?
Check it out:
http://www.cash-master.com/WinningTrainers2.php
0 commentsMay 13, 2013
The Total Betting Club is a mine of information for anyone serious about making betting pay. It’s a membership site that has a forum and a TON of systems to try out. You get a monthly newsletter that highlights new systems and results from systems already being tested out or that have long term results.
Membership allows direct access to all the current systems, downloads, staking plans and articles and use of the forum where you can discuss the various systems being used.
One of the systems that is of particular interest is called LFM (Live Forecast Machine) which has been phenomenal over the last two years.
This system has a golden period that runs from May 1st to Aug 31st.
Here is a summary of the last two years:
Month/Year.. Original…. Streamlined (Double Stakes)
May 2011 … +76.09…… +241.4
June…….. +53.77…… +192.32
July…….. +136.92….. +259.56
August…… +191.19….. +243.22
Total……. +457.97….. +936.5
May 2012…. +138.45….. +233.26
June…….. +289.56….. +452.72
July…….. +140.83….. +283.06
August…… +160.96….. +130.92
Total……. +729.8…… +1099.96
This year has so far seen some decent profits already so the omens are good.
Also… it can be completely automated using The Bet Engine. Turn it on and it will bet for you indefinitely.
There is a thread in the forum (Current Best Systems) where there is a lot of discussion of this method, and many happy punters!
It’s worth taking out a month’s subscription just to learn this one method, but you might find that you like the club enough to stay for a while!
You can try The Total Betting Club here:
http://www.cash-master.com/totalbettingclub.php
0 commentsMay 13, 2013
April was another profitable month for this excellent service:
Total non discretionary pips = +115 and only 1 Losing Trade.
Additional Tech Trade result = +465 pips
Total: 580 pips
Month Totals:
Oct 12: 215 pips
Nov 12: 225 pips
Dec 12: 160 pips (15 trading days in December)
Jan 13: 645 pips
Feb 13: 535 pips
Mar 13: 540 pips
Apr 13: 580 pips
Total: 2,900 pips
Get an 8 day free trial here:
http://www.cash-master.com/MyEasyForexSignals.php
0 commentsMay 13, 2013
This is a tipping service by Mark Foley and is based on his study of trainers and their habits.
I’ve been following the selections for a month now since the start of the Flat season and have to say, so far at least, I’m impressed.
You get a daily e-mail, or you can login to the members area for the info, and it makes for an interesting read.
Mark will briefly describe which trainers he’s looking at that day and which horses are of interest. He then highlights his specific selections and then explains why he’s selected them.
You can of course just get the selections and place your bets, but for those that have an interest in horse racing other than just to make money, this adds an extra dimension that enhances the experience.
Some days there can be quite a few bets as you seem to back all the horses by a particular trainer, and so you can be backing ten, sometimes fifteen horses on any given day. Other days there may be only one or two. The vast majority of bets are simply 1 point to win but there have been two or three that were half a point each way.
The results so far, as I said, have been impressive with nearly 50 points profit to 1 point level stakes at SP, up to 11th May. Had you got early prices, a much nicer profit would have been achievable.
I’ll continue testing this for another two months but it’s looking very good so far.
You can try Trainer Trends here:
http://www.cash-master.com/TrainerTrends.php
0 commentsMay 13, 2013
Third week with this system. There were no big weekly races, so again just the weekend races to use. There were 79 races this weekend! It took just under 15 minutes to go through them all, rate them, and get the selections. So, how did we get on?
Saturday
The system provided our maximum of 4 races for today and we had 2 winners, so not bad. But, again the winning odds were not good and they didn’t outweigh the losses from the other bets.
So, 8 bets placed, 6 losers (-9 points), 2 winners (+6.5 points). So net loss for the day of -2.5 points.
Sunday
This was pretty much identical to yesterday. Again, we had our maximum of 4 races from our selections, and again we had 2 winners, and again the profit wasn’t enough to cover the loses.
8 bets placed, 6 losers (-8 points), 2 winners (+1.5 points). So net loss for the day of -6.5 points.
So the bank is nearly down 20% and we have only been at it 3 weeks. Lets hope we get some proper wins soon…
Running total:
Races 25, losing bets 38, winning bets 12, Bank 82.45 points.
0 commentsMay 11, 2013
Personally, I was a little hesitant when HAV Trading first appeared on these pages of Cashmaster a few weeks back, thinking it was to be another Forex opportunity for those wishing to get involved in the money markets that would be a non-starter for most, quite ill-suited to those of us who work 9 to 5 (or equivalent). Thankfully, I couldn’t have been more wrong…..!
VAL Harrison, the author of this spread betting method to trade the currency and equity markets, was formerly a veterinary surgeon with a practice in Birmingham but found financial matters more interesting and diverted his business efforts down this path and was rewarded enough with his abilities at trading commodities, to be able to take early retirement. He is recognised in financial circles having written books, articles in the FT and was also featured in the Investors Chronicle and on the BBCs The Money Programme. Clearly he has some sound credentials. So, when in his manual he states that the HAV Trading method is “… the most powerful investment tool I have come across in my whole life.” – this statement should be taken very seriously.
The method underpinning the signals that HAV Trading finds is simple to understand and the colour printed manual that is posted to you when you subscribe, is well written, concise and should answer most questions that you may have before you consider going live with your trades. After reading the manual you will be able to get stuck in and look for the signals yourself, that present themselves each week.
Better that you await the newsletter that will float into your inbox late Friday afternoon advising the trades that should be taken along with stop levels and staking requirements.
It is quite effortless as the reading of the charts is done for you by the author. Sometimes Val may advise closure of a trade quickly and for this reason he suggests that you send him your mobile number. In this way when an event presents itself, he will SMS text all subscribers with a notification requiring prompt action.
The method is not a scalping technique, but quite the opposite. The signals that his method finds clearly identify a likely move either long or short, in the currency or equity markets. The methodology employed, aims to get a trade on at exactly the right moment in order to ride these big market moves and make the target 5% profit on each and every trade. As such, some trades can remain in play for many weeks, others only a few days.
Unbelievably, VAL backtested the method and according to his records – the worst-case scenario - a stop loss positioned a maximum of 10% from the opening price, has been hit only 6 times in 12 years!
In summary, the newsletter on Friday advises of likely movers/trades to take, first thing on Monday morning , place your trades .. Done.
The Following Fridays newsletter will likely advise the re-positioning of the stops to lock in profit where necessary. Trades are either closed manually as mentioned or closed automatically when either the trend reverses and the stop is hit or the 5% profit target is hit. The system may only advise one trade per week, perhaps none at all. After all, if the signals are not there.. as far as the HAV trading method is concerned, there is no viable trading opportunity. Other weeks there may be a handful of opportunities to trade. Using the same level of risk / staking that Val advises, the targeted annual return is 50%!
You could use any spread betting account provider but Val recommends ETX Capital for their low spread costs and competitive margin requirements. The other thing you will need to bear in mind is the technical chart details illustrations in the manual are from the ETX trading platform so it makes sense when understanding a method to be looking at and working from the same charts.
For margin requirements, the method recommends a trading bank of at least £2,500. However, you could of course use smaller and scale down your stakes accordingly. The manual shows you a way in which to trade positions under the brokers minimum too, which is great whilst you are finding your feet, developing your confidence and understanding the strategy.
The initial outlay for the manual and a years worth of email-newsletters, is £400 . Some of you may perhaps consider this expensive. This amounts to a little more than £7.50 per week. However, if the claims are to be believed, your initial outlay is likely to be covered many times over.
The HAV Trading method comes with a full 60 day money back guarantee, so if you are even remotely interested, grab yourself a copy of this unique trading opportunity, while you still can. Suffice it to say that I have been trading this method for 5 weeks now with no nasty surprises and am really enjoying it. I will summarise my results, when my 60 days are up , nearer the end of this month.
May 10, 2013
I’ve been receiving the tips for Horse Betting Analyst since January this year and so now is a good time to review my results.
Horse Betting Analyst is a horse tipping service that has been running since 2009 and has recorded a track record of £120,000+ profit to £100 stakes (which isn’t too shabby at £25 stakes either!)
Like any successful racing service, they concentrate on getting value in their selections and making a profit over the long term.
The tips are sent by e-mail each morning and selections are given with a number of points advised to stake on each with the current best odds available at Best Odds Guaranteed bookies. There are win and each way bets and fairly often you get some overnight ante post bets given out at very good odds.
An example e-mail is like this:
For Thursday 9th May 2013
2.15 Chester
DANADANA 6 PT WIN @ 9/2 Hills BOG
(BOG = Best Odds Guaranteed)
The communication with the owner is excellent although I’ve never felt much need to do so as it’s all pretty straightforward.
And so on to the results.
January:
22 bets with 4 winners
8.8 points profit
February:
22 bets with 4 winners
-64.37 points loss
March:
40 bets with 5 winners
2.8 points profit
April:
39 bets with 12 winners
214.88 points profit
May (to date):
14 bets with 6 winners
67.5 points profit
Total: 137 bets with 31 winners (23% strike rate)
229.61 points profit
£22,961 at £100 a bet
£5,740.25 at £25 a bet
Now anyone that joined at the beginning of this year could be forgiven for thinking this service wasn’t up to much, in the first few months anyway. It recorded a loss of 64 points in February and a small 2.8 point profit in March.
But I’m familiar with how this sort of betting operates. This winter was particularly hard on nearly all services that sought value in their betting, so I wasn’t at all surprised at the results. And sure enough, come the spring and the results sprang back with a vengeance. 214 points in April is incredible by any standards and certainly made up for the harsh winter period.
I consider any service that makes 50+ points a year to be a worthwhile service. This has made 229 points in four and a half months and during the toughest winter that I can remember for backing value horses.
I have no hesitation at all in giving this a big thumbs up and am looking forward to how it progresses over the summer months. I will be giving periodic updates throughout the summer.
You can subscribe to Horse Betting Analyst here:
http://www.cash-master.com/HorseBettingAnalyst.php
May 10, 2013
“All our results are reported using 1 point level stakes per bet / We don’t hide poor returns by showing results when placing £100 bets / We dont hide bad systems by using staking plans that will fail at some point!”
Today I begin a three month trial of a fairly ingenious addition to the horse racing betting scene. Bethawk is a little different to most other bots on the market in that it is a software product allowing the user to compile their own portfolio of systems or use one of the pre-configured portfolio entries.
If you are not familiar with the concept of ’micro-systems’ , essentially instead of depending upon one selection method, micro-systems are those selection systems that run on a bot concurrently (at the same time as any number of other betting systems). As I understand it, the logic behind this is that a ‘collective ‘of frequently profitable systems can be used to offset losing days and hopefully amplify the profitability of the system, as a whole.
Bethawk is unique in that it comprises two separate software programs (for want of a better term). A configuration module and a betting module. The configuration module is a means for the user to preview the results of a total of 24 systems (with more potentially being added as time goes on). Here you can view the profitability of each system from with results going back to October 2011, when the selection methods results were first recorded. But, this module also serves as the tool for the user to make their own system selections for their betting portfolio. The user can choose which systems they wish to use, or they can simply select one of a number of pre-configured portfolios from a drop-down box to use instead.
The configuration module as a stand-alone product is free to download, the only requirement being that you sign up with your email address to their website whereupon you can install and browse the systems results at your leisure. The display initially looks a little daunting if I am honest but a quick run through of the video available on YouTube will provide a brief insight into the very basics of the interface and will have you scanning through the data in no time, the other features the display makes available are pretty much common sense, to most…. but if this is still a little puzzling, a fully qualified .PDF file covering the salient features is made available as part of the install package. In a nutshell, the display will show you graphically using coloured bars winning and losing days for one system in the top half of the window. In the lower half of the window is another graph, this is the important one as these are the combined results for all of the systems selected in the currently selected portfolio.
The betting module is a separate software tool and this application is only made available when you have signed up for a monthly subscription. It is this program that is responsible for taking your portfolio of systems that you have selected in the configuration module, and places bets on the Betfair exchange using each systems selection methodology. (The selection criteria for these systems, I might add is not made available to you, it needn’t be either – because you really dont need to worry yourself about it. The betting module deals with it seamlessly).
The betting module has a number of configurable options to suit your needs and also a handy ‘notifications’ feature where you can configure one of a number of communications via iPhone/Email/Twitter etc. to personally keep you abreast of the days results, once they have been determined.
The subscription takes a little getting your head around though. Although a flat £39 fee per month applies for the basic setup, the charges work on a unique credit system. The basic setup comprises 5 credits. Each system that you use in your portfolio uses 1 of these credits. In addition, a maximum stake has been configured such that 1 credit will permit a maximum stake of £2 per bet placed. Additional credits can be purchased for an additional £4 per credit/month.
However, you do not have to use 1 credit per system, you could for example use 3x credits on System A and say 2x credits on System B. That is your 5 credit quota used. For each of these credits you may use upto £2 per credit. So, System A in our example could have a ‘joint’ maximum stake of (3credits x £2)=£6 stake per bet placed & System B could have a ‘joint’ maximum stake of 2credits x £2=£4 stake per bet placed. Alternatively, you could use all 5 credits on System A alone with a unit stake of £1 set, a joint’ maximum stake of (5credits x £1)=£5 stake per bet placed
So, in summary : it is the credits used and not the staking that determine the number of systems you can run for your subscription. Extra credits can of course be purchased on top of the basic subscription fee if you wish to run more than 5.
Each system in the configuration module is given a name of a capital city, for want of a better naming convention.
The results achieved during this trial maybe a little subjective of course, unless you are running exactly the selections in the portfolio as I am.
Furthermore, I am not going to detail the profitability of ALL the systems here as this is quite easy to find out for yourself if you install the configuration module, which if you are even partially interested in this product, I would encourage you to do.
I will be running a custom portfolio of systems of my own choosing -LIVE , and also blogging the results of one of the default portfolio entries for comparison purposes.
My ‘custom’ portfolio systems are : Madrid 01/ Madrid 04.1/ Paris 20 / Tokyo 01.8 / Venice 16.2
The ‘default’ No.3 portfolio systems are : Madrid 04.1 / Tokyo 01.8 /Tokyo 01.9 /Venice 11 / Venice 16.2
Bank size is suggested at 5x the worst drawdown for the system over a selected date range, although it has been suggested that this is a little over cautious and 3x should be quite sufficient.
I am using £2 staking per system and a bank of £1000.
So, without further ado …’let the games begin….’
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NOTE : Being a software ‘bot’ application, although not imperative, this product is ideally suited to running on a VPS (virtual private server). These are available to sign up and use for a relatively low fee of approx. £12 per month and are well worth it in my opinion. For this, you are given your own virtual operating system on a ‘remote’ server machine, where you log in, install the software, create your portfolio and simply leave the betting bot to run ..24/7! So no need to have your desktop PC running all day / every day whilst you are at work.
You can download the free software here:
http://www.cash-master.com/BetHawk.php
0 commentsMay 8, 2013
Racing Winners is a backing system. It is designed to compare the strengths and weaknesses of the top few horses in particular races. It is a rating based system, and you basically back the horse with the highest rating. The rules are that you only bet a maximum of two bets per day. There is no reason why you couldn’t bet more, but looking at two races per day seems to be a happy medium between spending time finding selections and having enough races to bet on. The selection process takes between 15 – 20 minutes per day, and pretty soon you can get quite quick at finding the selections.
Starting with a a bank of £500 on 1st March 2012, it currently stands at £2040 based on BSP odds and that would have given you a return of over 400% ROI in just 14 months with profit compounding using the Racing Winners methodology.
You can buy Racing Winners for just £29 here:
http://www.cash-master.com/racingwinners.php
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