This is a fully automated, completely passive, Betfair betting service. All you do is sign up, link your Betfair account, and switch it on.
Mercurius use artificial intelligence to consistently find value in the football betting markets and then place value bets directly on your account.
It uses a sensible 1% of bank stake and, because it always bets on value selections, is mathematically guaranteed to profit over the long term.
There is a small 2% management fee when you sign up, so for example a £1000 betting bank would cost you just £20 to get started. You pay this fee annually. After that you only pay when you make a profit. Mercurius take 30% of any profit you make and, of course, you only pay after the money is made and in your account.
I’ve been using the service for 6 months so far and it’s been flawless. My initial £1000 bank has increased to £1,362 so that’s a 36% return which I’m over the moon with. Of course 30% of the profit is deducted for service fees but that still leaves me with a tasty profit for doing zero work. I will run this for a full year and then seriously consider putting a much larger bank to work as I know it will make a profit mathematically.
I have no hesitation in approving this service. It ticks all the boxes for me in terms of reliability, transparency and as another passive income stream to add to my portfolio.
I met with one of the founders of Mercurius TradR and you can see my little chat with him here:
You can join Mercurius TradR here
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Hi Graham , interesting service , however the minimum bank is £1000,and the maximum is £1000… apparently to protect the market crashing.It could change they stated if the software is streamlined (whatever that means).So you’re idea of a £10,000 bank is not yet feasible…
No, the maximum is £1.5 million.
Hi,
Can you continue using your Betfair account for other bets when signed up to Mercurius?
Yes of course. You just set whatever betting bank you want to use in the Mercurius Website and it will bet according to that bank, including the staking. So you can have £10K in there and just bet Mercurius with £1K if you like.
OK, thanks for the prompt response
Apologies Graham …. misunderstood their reply when speaking to them .
Presumably the opposite is true. If you have a 10k bank but only wish to leave 1k in Betfair, it can still do 1% of your 10k, topping up if (or more like when) 10% drawdown is approached? I don’t like leaving a lot in Betfair just incase they spuriously lock the account or something.
Yes, you just set whatever bank you want to use, so if you want to use a £10K bank, set it at that and it will begin on £100 stakes… so you will need to keep a close eye on the bets in the beginning to make sure you always have enough in there.
can’t access the website link
Try copy and pasting this into your browser window:
http://www.mercuriustrader.com/
Or simply type it in.
Hi Graham.
The bets are made on the Sportsbook, so no Betfair’s exchange fees are due?
Another doubt is about market liquidity: BF and soccer ones are huge but clients’ compounded profits and stakes will grow exponentially, even more when people will gain faith and add much more money into. How will it be sustainable as they speak about “investment” in the betting market?
Thanks.
Regards,
Mario
These are on the Exchange so 2% commission on wins, and this is factored into the results. You’re correct, the liquidity is huge so even larger accounts won’t have a problem.