April 2014 Volume 10 Issue 4

What Really Wins Money

An Independent Review of Tipsters and Betting Systems

Hi, and welcome to Aprils edition of What Really

Wins Money.

lose more often than they win. Well now you can
have a piece of the pie.

This month we begin with an idea for how to profit

from very short-priced selections. I think it is an
exciting strategy and will be passing on my selections for you at www.whatreallywinsmoney.co.uk.

And we finish with the Systems and Tipsters

Update, a round-up of whats hot, whats cold and
whats new! Please make sure you visit www.
whatreallywinsmoney.co.uk for more systems and
tipsters reviews, and for a more detailed look at the
articles covered in this months newsletter, including
videos clarifying specific details, an up-to-date look
at my own Home-Grown betting systems, and other
ideas you might like to incorporate into your own
betting portfolio.

Lucy Collins at www.laybackandgetrich.com ends

her excellent series of articles entitled the Seven
Pillars, with a look at creating a successful betting portfolio. We have an accompanying Excel
worksheet for you and a more detailed look at the
spreadsheet in action at our website. Ill also provide
a section of the website dedicated to these Seven Pillars so you can read the articles in order.
The Statman turns his attentions to horses and their
headgear, and offers you an excellent backing idea
for this up-and-coming Flat season.
I provide you with another glimpse into the world of
DRT (Delay-React-Trade profitable football trading)
and show you how you can profit week-in, weekout by simply latching onto teams who show certain
characteristics. Its not as difficult as you think to
spot these teams: Ill show you step by step.
The Patriarch offers a unique twist on the multiple
bet... Why not lay a double instead of backing a
double? Bookmakers love accumulators because they
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
The 7 Pillars of Successful Punting (part 7)
Create Your Betting Portfolio Now to Reduce Risk.... 3

The Statman Presents

The Secrets to Profiting from Headgear ..................... 7

Football strategy:
DRT Football Trading Inner Secrets ............................. 9

The Patriarch Presents

A New Twist on Profiting From Doubles... ............... 11

Reviews:
Systems and Tipsters Update .................................... 12

Betting strategy:

How to Create Value Bets

From Short Prices

must thank one of my readers for sharing the bare

bones of this betting idea with me. In a recent
edition of What Really Wins Money, I mentioned the
power of modelling the strategies and ideas of some
of the tipsters.
One service which piqued my interest was Goals
Galore (see the Systems and Tipsters Update section
of this months newsletter). What Goals Galore do
is to create very short-priced bets from putting even
shorter bets into doubles or trebles.
Reader Victor mentioned the interesting point that a
1/3 shot in a treble with a 1/4 and a 1/5 shot, produces an evens bet! 10 returns 10.
Now surely it is not within the realms of impossibility for us to be able to find a 1/5 shot, a 1/4 shot
and a 1/3 shot who go on to win. With a degree of
patience, I am sure we can find a good run of 1/3, 1/4
and 1/5 shots which win consecutively.
Follow this step-by-step strategy to optimise your
chances of collecting an evens return time after time:
1. Ensure you know your fractional and decimal
odds. This will allow you to use the bookmakplease turn over...

ers and www.betfair.com as your resources with

which to mine for 1/5, 1/4 and 1/3 shots. For the
record, a 1/5 shot is 1.20 in decimal odds. A 1/4
shot is 1.25 in decimal odds. A 1/3 shot is 1.33 in
decimal odds.

Here I have arrowed three potential matches which

I will shortlist for investigation. Al Rayyan is 1.35
odds away from home, so there must be a reason
why they are so short. Spartak Moscow is playing
at home, and at odds of 1.65 is a little higher than
our target bet price size. Similarly, Levadia Tallin is
priced at 1.53 on betfair.

2. Dont restrict yourself to backing selections in

order to make your quota of 1/5, 1/4 and 1/3
shots. With our ability to lay (as the Patriarch
reminds us this month), we can get the same
return as a 1/5, 1/4 and 1/3 shot by laying selections at certain prices. Keep a note of the lay
odds below, which correspond to the same as
backing the selection.

The tennis coupon at www.betfair.com or with

your local bookmaker. As with the football Inplay coupon, scan the tennis markets and make
a note of all short-priced tennis matches (Ill tell
you why in a minute).
I have done just that, and there is one match which
really stands out:

A 1/5 shot is 1.20 lay a selection at 6.00. Backing a

1.20 shot with 100 will return 20. Laying a selection at odds of 6.00 for 100 liability (not stake) will
return around 20.
A 1 /4 shot is 1.25 lay a selection at 5.00. Backing
a 1.25 shot with 100 will return 25. Laying a selection at odds of 5.00 for 100 liability (not stake) will
return around 25.

Agnieszka Radwanska is priced at 1.06 decimal odds

to win this match. But thats not a 1.2, 1.25 or 1.33
shot, Clive! I hear you say... And youd be right!
But, heres how you can turn these odds into 1.2...

A 1/3 shot is 1.33 lay a selection at 4.00. Backing a

1.33 shot with 100 will return 33. Laying a selection at odds of 4.00 for 100 liability (not stake) will
return around 33.

Here is a look at the tennis markets for this match. I

have arrowed the Set Betting market:

Look in the Set Betting market.

Now you can increase the betting markets you shortlist in order to create your treble. We can now back
and lay in a treble.
3. Create a shortlist. I hinted at this above. Make
a habit of looking in the following markets in
order to find possible selections you can put into
a treble.
The In-play football coupon at www.betfair.
com or with your local bookmaker. I will use
www.betfair.com and arrow for you some potential selections:

Agnieszka Radwanska is priced at 1.2 to win this

match 2-0 in sets. Now those are the kind of odds we
need in order to create our 1/3 (1.33), 1/4 (1.25) and
1/5 (1.20) treble.
The horse racing markets. Go to www.
racingpost.com. Click on cards, and work your
way through the race cards. Your job here is to
shortlist races where there is an apparently very
strong favourite in a race.

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Tennis What we should be looking for here is a

tennis player with a solid head-to-head record against
her/his opponent, a good record on todays surface,
and preferably a massive discrepancy in the rankings. There was, for instance, a short-priced tennis
player the other day who was ranked at 198. He was,
though, playing a player ranked at 972! This is a
huge discrepancy and should normally herald the 2-0
set win we are looking for.

Heres an example, below. Focus only on the Betting

Forecast when making your shortlist.

Regular readers of What Really Wins Money will

be familiar with my concept of the price gapper.
Its a simple concept and perfectly illustrated above.
Look at Taradrewe: the horse is priced at 13/8 in the
Racing Post Betting Forecast. Look now at the massive price leap to the next horse at 7/1.

Horse racing The conditions of the ground must

be accounted for. Heavy or soft ground is a negative
and will preclude me from betting on any shortlisted
selection. As we want to be focussing on place only
betting (and my each-way followers will know this)
focus on price gapper horses in eight-runner races.
Why? Eight-runner races are the minimum number
of runners who pay out for the three places we are
looking for.

What does that tell me? It tells me that this Taradrewe is really fancied by those experts at www.
racingpost.com. This is a horse to shortlist.
Heres how to make this bet even safer if indeed this
horse becomes a final shortlisted part of our treble...

A word about laying: next month I will carry on this

article with a discussion on how we can create these
trebles by including layed horses at, if youll recall,
odds of 6.00, 5.00 or 4.00 at www.betfair.com.

Instead of backing Taradrewe to win, back the horse

to place only.

Bottom line Join me, wont you, at www.what

reallywinsmoney.co.uk, where exclusively for you,
Ill be listing possible shortlisted bets for inclusion in
our 1/3, 1/4 and 1/5 trebles, seeking to find a successful evens return (or as near as possible given Betfair
commission deductions).
I think it is a strategy which has real potential.
Remember: there is no need to look for three qualifying bets over a one-day period. We can choose to bet
only when everything is in our favour.

Yes, Taradrewe won. A safer bet at lower odds with

a higher probability of success would have been to
back Taradrewe to place only that is, to come in the
first three in the betting.

Now, lets hand over to Lucy Collins and the last of

her Seven Pillars to Successful Punting. Here she
handles the one aspect of the betting business that is
unwelcome, but inevitable: the losing run...

If this horse is such a confident selection at www.

racingpost.com, then it follows that the horse should
be an even more confident selection to finish in the
first three. I have arrowed the place-only odds at
www.betfair.com and Taradrewes place-only odds
are 1.41. They are a little higher than we need, but
when a selection is strong and makes our final shortlist, a slight rise in odds can be tolerated.

The 7 Pillars of Successful Punting (part 7):

Create Your Betting

Portfolio Now to
Reduce Risk

4. Create a shortlist of the shortlist. Having shortlisted football teams, tennis players, and horses
whose chances of winning are strong, we should
now look to create a shortlist of that shortlist in
order to really get to those selections which look
the most likely to profit.

The Losing Run Is the reason so many punters

lose so much money? The fact they tend only to walk
away when things go bad?

Football This will entail doing some basic research

in order to justify that the short-priced favourite is
indeed a worthy favourite and is in-form and scoring
goals.

After all, you read on so many betting sites that a

good system has stopped working because, allegedly, all systems have a limited shelf life and will
inevitably stop working after a while.

please turn over...

I dont agree. Do you?

Pillar (see www.spymare.com).

It is an indisputable fact that winning systems lose

money a lot of the time. Long losing runs are a mathematical certainty. But if you allow your emotions to
be affected by these losing runs, I promise you will
lose money no matter what system you pick.

The role of Duck and Cover systems is critical, but

ultimately secondary. It is critical because they help
you deal with the almost-inevitable losing runs that
strike every single growth system from time to time.
Their job is to provide an ultra-low-risk recovery
mechanism in the event of poor Ramp Up system
performance.

Heres a proven way of dealing with those inevitable

losing runs. Let me introduce you to...

Duck and Cover typically includes techniques to

exploit loopholes in bookmaker strategies, so we
tend to minimise their day-to-day use.

Dashboard Betting a new approach

to your betting portfolio
Dashboard Betting approaches betting with a system
of systems: a portfolio of different systems grouped
into three categories: Start Up, Ramp Up, and Duck
and Cover. Together, the three types of systems grow
your overall betting bank in a reliable, systematic
way, and provide a back-up plan for those times
when things go wrong.

Having weapons to fight back with will reduce the

emotional impact of losses. Managing your emotions
is as important (maybe more important) than managing your bank.

The basics of Portfolio Betting

Portfolio Betting involves running multiple Ramp Up
systems in parallel, each with its own allocated betting bank (or sub-bank). We maintain overall and
sub-bank balances, and review progress regularly.

Lets look more closely at each of these three elements...

Start Up

Each sub-bank may be quite modest, but, if and when

its balance falls below a predefined stop-loss point, it
must be replenished by a return to Duck and Cover.

As its name suggests, we only normally use this type

of system at the start of our project. Specifically, we
exploit bookmaker and casino bonuses to grow our
betting bank, and then add our own seed capital to
extend the balance to a workable amount.

There are two basic rules:

1. No sub-bank may be cross-subsidised from any
other.

We also design our portfolio in such a way that the

risks to the added capital are greatly minimised: i.e.
we aim to restrict our risk to the bonus cash only, and
use the added monies purely as working capital.

2. All failing sub-banks must be replenished in

Duck and Cover.

Portfolio Betting example...

Ramp Up

Suppose we begin with a total Portfolio Betting bank

of 2,500, split as follows:

Ramp Up provides capital growth systems selected

from those services which you find to be profitable
be they other tipsters or your own home grown
betting strategies.

500 assigned to Ramp Up Straight Betting

System 1
500 assigned to Ramp Up Straight Betting
System 2
500 assigned to Ramp Up Trading System 1
500 assigned to Ramp Up Trading System 2
500 reserved for Duck and Cover use only
Now imagine that, after one month, the balances on
our portfolio are:

The inventory of systems within this category will

vary over time as new products come to market and
are successfully trialled (see the Systems and Tipsters
Update in this newsletter for an idea of the current
hot tipsters and systems).
We should always be looking to replace good systems with great ones.

Duck and Cover

Duck and Cover contains recovery systems drawn
from my tested portfolio of low-risk/slower-growth
vehicles. These typically include arbitrage systems
such as Spymare, which I mentioned in a previous

575 Straight Betting System 1

544 Straight Betting System 2
298 Trading System 1
734 Trading System 2
500 still untouched and reserved for Duck
and Cover

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Our new portfolio total is 2,651, so overall we are

ahead: a monthly growth of just over 6%.

Setting targets for growth

It is almost inevitable that if you adopt this approach,
your overall Portfolio Betting bank will grow.

If we were to maintain this level of performance for

a whole year, and ratchet up our betting stakes at the
end of every month, we would double our bank.

Once it has increased by 50% (i.e. progressed from

2,500 to 3,750), all sub-banks should be instantly
reset, as at the start, to 20% of our new balance. This
includes any sub-banks currently in Duck and Cover
mode.

However, though from an overall perspective we are

on track, we still need to take action, for our Trading
System 1 bank balance is down by just over 40%.
This is my red line amount because, as we noted
above, we aim to derive approximately 40% of our
original Dashboard Betting bank from profiting
from bookmaker and casino bonuses (more details at
www.whatreallywinsmoney.co.uk).

This means that our five new balances would each be

reset to 750. We then start again as at the outset.
Once we have doubled our starting bank (i.e. reached
a Portfolio bank total of 5,000), we may choose to
remove our original seed capital.

Once a given sub-bank is down to less than 60% of

its starting value, we add its remaining balance (in
this case, the 298 of our Trading System 1 fund) to
our Duck and Cover fund (here set at 500).

However, if we had built our original bank by profiting from bookmaker and casino bonuses we may not
even feel the need to do this.

We then suspend Trading System 1, and replace it

with a Duck and Cover system.

Why not just use Duck and Cover all

the time?

Specifically, we now employ our working capital

of 798 in Duck and Cover mode. And we continue
to work patiently with the new sub-bank until it has
increased in value from 798 to 1,000.

Because it can be time-consuming, and, if you do it

too often and too successfully, it may also eventually
attract the unwanted attention of your bookmaker.
Our aim with Duck and Cover is simply to have a
back-up plan to preserve our capital (and emotional
well-being). Our ultimate goal, however, is to exit
bookmaker trading altogether, by having achieved
such growth that we are always able work with other
peoples money previous winnings.

Once we have reached our 1,000 target, we extract

the original 500 Duck and Cover money for future
recovery operations, and restart Trading System 1
with a renewed pot of 500, as at the outset.
The other three sub-banks (which, in this example,
are the Straight Betting Systems and Trading System
2) continue unchanged throughout the recovery
period.

This is perfectly achievable, once your seed capital has been taken off the table, and your Portfolio
Betting bank is big enough to withstand temporary
setbacks.

Only the failing system (Trading System 1) has been

suspended, fixed and restarted.

Im not sure I have the time for

all this...

What do you do if more than one

system loses over 40% of its value?

Yes, portfolio betting does involve effort, especially

at the start, but the prize is worth it. Long-term
capital growth is our goal, and patience, rather than
panic, follows from having a robust strategy.

Unlucky!
You simply add the outstanding balances for all
failed sub-banks to your Duck and Cover pot, and
suspend every failed system until its bank has been
replenished.
Thus, if you lose 40% of your bank across two Ramp
Up systems, you would be working with a combined
Duck and Cover fund of 1,100. You would then
trade your way to a total of 1,500, at which point
you would once again extract your 500 Duck and
Cover capital, and restart the suspended Ramp Up
systems with 500 each.

If you really want to waste time, try system hopping.

There really is no bigger waste of time than a string
of losing bets.

With this Portfolio Betting, eventually, you will

remove your seed capital from the table, and move
beyond Duck and Cover. Then the effort required
reduces; stakes can slowly be increased; and compounding, which is where the action really is, can
start.
please turn over...

On the Bets tab, you simply enter one row for every
bet you place. Trades will typically involve entering two rows: one for the backing component, and a
second for the matching lay.

Subsystems
As we have seen, a Dashboard Betting portfolio is
constructed from a selection of:
A Start Up system, supplemented by additional
seed capital
Ramp Up systems
Duck and Cover systems

There are a number of principles to bear in mind...

The spreadsheet does not track bookmaker and
casino bonus activity, as I regard bank-building
as a one-off task that should precede use of the
system proper.
Each subsystem is assigned a default sub-bank
of 500 at the top of the performance worksheet
(see cell J8). If you wish to change the sub-bank
size (e.g. your overall bank has grown by 50%
so you wish to increase your sub-banks to 750,
as discussed), all you have to do is modify this
cell.
When you go into Duck and Cover mode for
a particular subsystem, you should still record
your bets on the Bets worksheet against the suspended subsystem.
For instance, if you are using Spymare to recover
a football trading sub-bank, you should still record
the Spymare bets against the football trading in the
Bets tab. The only difference would be that you use a
Bet Type of Duck and Cover to highlight the fact
youre in recovery mode, as follows:

The next step is therefore to select the subsystems

you wish to use.

Portfolio management in action

As we have also seen, Dashboard Betting is based
on a selection of subsystems, all of which should be
managed together.
You can, of course, track progress via any mechanism you like, however, I recommend use of a free
Microsoft Excel spreadsheet called the Dashboard
Betting Tracker, which is designed to support the
Dashboard Betting system.

The Dashboard Betting Tracker

spreadsheet
The spreadsheet helps you manage your Dashboard
Betting performance by subsystems. The idea is to
monitor how each of the subsystems is faring, and
invoke Duck and Cover mode if and when any of the
sub-banks fall in value by 40% or more.
It doesnt matter what your balance is at any particular bookmaker or exchange. All we care about is how
each subsystem and associated sub-bank is doing.

This might seem strange (as, in this case, we are logging a horse racing result against a football system),
but, by recording your bets in this way, you will
ensure that Duck and Cover winnings are correctly
attributed to the right subsystem.

You can download it by going to:

www.whatreallywinsmoney.co.uk.

This in turn will help you track the failed subsystem

back up to its original starting level. Once it gets
there, you simply revert to normal Ramp Up activity.

My version contains only those settings and features

needed to start operating Dashboard Betting immediately. You dont need to set up anything to get going.

The Dashboard Betting Performance tab summarises

your overall performance. This is where you check
how each sub-bank is doing.

Using the spreadsheet

Begin with the Introduction tab. It explains:
How the spreadsheet is designed;
What you must do to get up and running
which, in practice, is likely to be nothing at all;
How to handle bets at Betfair, including commission (which can be a little awkward when
placing paired bets in the same market see cell
B28 on the spreadsheet for more).
Please dont be put off by the fact there are four tabs.
You will probably only ever key anything into one of
them (Bets) in order to list your wagers.

Conclusion
I believe Portfolio Betting is the only sensible way
to bet. It provides control and reassurance that you
always have a Plan B. And, as discussed, over time
you should find that the need for that Plan B slowly
recedes, so you eventually leave Duck and Cover
systems behind.
Now, back over to Clive...

Thanks to Lucy Collins for an excellent series cover-

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ing her Seven Pillars of Successful Punting. I will

personally go into more detail as regards the Dashboard Spreadsheet at www.whatreallywinsmoney.
co.uk, as I feel it needs more explanation than is
available in these pages.

Heres a race chosen at random from the race cards at

www.racingpost.com. Can you spot any of the letters
listed above?

The Statman presents:

The Secrets to Profiting

from Headgear

hose unfamiliar with the world of horse racing

will notice certain horses wearing strange things
on their heads in the shape of blinkers, visors, eye
shields, hoods, and cheek pieces.
There are, though, two polarising views on their
effects on the horses...

I have arrowed the four horses who are wearing some

form of headgear. V indicates a visor on Makhzoon,
Walser wears blinkers, as does Allow Me and Caerlaverock.

Old school punters see headgear as a badge of shame

something to use as a last resort, a vain attempt at
making a rogue of a horse put more effort in to their
racing.

Allow Mes b has a 1 after its name. This shows

us that Allow Me is wearing blinkers for the first
time. This is an important distinction to make, as
blinkers might just induce that sudden improvement
in performance which the trainer is looking for.

Others see things differently, noting that not all

horses will be born to lead and that anything that
helps them focus their attention on the job in hand
(and/or ignore the horses around them) has to be a
good thing remembering we all need to concentrate
to be seen at our very best.

Lets look at the stats...

Here well start with the stats for specific headgear
applied to all horses, over all distances, and all
tracks.

My stats this month will try to decide which of those

two camps is factually correct, and, as usual, I will
be using the last 10 years worth of data to draw any
conclusions to 1 level stakes and with 5% commission deducted from all Betfair figures.

Blinkers (b)

Before we start looking at facts and figures, a brief

reminder of what we are looking for...
Go to www.racingpost.com or your favourite website or detailed sports paper. Look at any race on any
card. Look at the name of each horse in each race.

Winners

Strike Rate

76,295

7,052

8.89%

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1
stake
-1,868.36

Profit/Loss
Starting Price
to 1 stake
-20,181.82

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1
stake
-502.11

Profit/Loss
Starting Price
to 1 stake
-1,094.03

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1
stake
+211.66

Profit/Loss
Starting Price
to 1 stake
-1,086.99

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1
stake
-2,729.00

Profit/Loss
Starting Price
to 1 stake
-9,669.79

Eye shields (es)

After the horses name and the number (or numbers)

that indicate days since its last run, there may be letters used to annotate the use of add ons, as follows:

Runners

Winners

Strike Rate

3,554

308

8.67%

Runners

Winners

Strike Rate

6,298

725

11.51%

Runners

Winners

Strike Rate

38,779

3,610

9.31%

Hood (h)

b = blinkers
t = tongue tie
es = eye shield
h = hood
v = visor
p = cheek pieces
If you notice the number 1 after any of these letters
it implies that the headgear is being worn for the first
time.

Runners

Visor (V)

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Cheek pieces (p)

Runners

Winners

Strike Rate

88,506

7,832

8.85%

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1
stake
-9,483.83

Lets go through each set of headgear looking at its

effect over short sprint distances...

Profit/Loss
Starting Price
to 1 stake
-25,572.98

Blinkers (b)

Well, the idea was to come up with a way to BACK

the horses, though so far, just laying anything wearing headgear of any kind looks pretty profitable to
me.
Youll recall Allow Me, who had a b1 by his name,
which signalled he was wearing blinkers for the first
time.

Blinkers first time (b1)

Winners

Strike Rate

17,843

1,304

7.31

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1
stake
-298.80

Profit/Loss
Starting Price
to 1 stake
-5,005.56

Winners

Strike Rate

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1
stake
-2,309.33

Profit/Loss
Starting Price
to 1 stake
-341.47

801

57

7.12%

Winners

Strike Rate

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1
stake
-13.47

Profit/Loss
Starting Price
to 1 stake
-438.92

2,036

201

9.87%

Winners

Strike Rate

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1
stake
-443.83

Profit/Loss
Starting Price
to 1 stake
-2,430.65

9,174

763

8.32%

Winners

Strike Rate

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1
stake
-9,483.83

Profit/Loss
Starting Price
to 1 stake
-25,572.98

88,506

7,832

8.85%

That does throw out an awfully large number of bets,

which may be too much to handle for most punters
and their betting banks.
If you want to be a backer, then I would recommend
the following...

It all looks rather straightforward, dont you think?

Lay any horse wearing headgear for the first time
(personally, I like the look of first-time eye shields
just over three bets every two weeks and a good
enough return considering).
Lets delve a little deeper and look at distances. I
instinctively feel that headgear can have a greater
impact on those speed merchants on the Flat over
short sprint distances, rather than the sloggers who
trudge over the long distances.

1,047
820
785
802
237
344

Laying any horse wearing any kind of headgear is

rewarding overall, though if you remove 5, 6 and 10
furlong races (there are 8 furlongs in a mile, so a 10
furlong race is 1 mile 2 furlongs), you can improve it
even further.

Cheek pieces first time (p1)

Runners

11,075
9,151
9,245
9,005
2,625
4,082

Conclusions...

Visor first time (v1)

Runners

5
6
7
8 (1 mile)
9
10

Strike Rate Profit/Loss

Profit/Loss
Betfair to 1 Starting
stake
Price to 1
stake
9.45%
+85.85
-2,120.63
8.96%
+445.75
-1,765.44
8.49%
-1,091.10
-2,645.44
8.91%
+5.30
-2,009.05
9.03%
-523.22
-912.10
8.43%
+874.40
-825.75

Interestingly, and for reasons I dont understand, this

does NOT work with eye shields (a profit over 10
furlongs but not shorter than that), though adding
visors (v) to the mix, but only over 5 furlongs, adds
another 478.10 to the profit. Hoods add 185.74
over 5 furlongs and 101.67 over 6 furlongs, and
cheek pieces are a disaster over all trips!

Hood first time (h1)

Runners

Winners

Can that be improved though?

Eye shields first time (es1)

Runners

Runners

I could go on, but looking at the figures it really isnt

worth it suffice to say that if you backed to Betfair
Starting Price all blinkered horses over 5, 6, 8, or 10
furlongs only, you would be in for a profit to the tune
of 1,411.30 to 1 stakes an excellent return!

Lets now look at the stats for all forms of headgear

that are being worn for the first time...

Runners

Distance
(furlongs)

Go to www.racingpost.com, click on Cards, click on

Todays Cards, then click on each meeting, one at a
time.
Look at all races and mark or write down any horse
with b or b1, v, or v1, h or h1, es or es1
next to the number of days since they last ran.

Check the race distance is it 5, 6, 8 or 10 furlongs?

(Note that these distances are only run over the Flat/
All-weather.)

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Back these horses to Betfair Starting price as follows:

If b or b1 5, 6, 8, or 10 furlongs only
If v or v1 5 furlongs only
If h or h1 5 and 6 furlongs only
If es or es1 10 furlongs only
Over the past 10 years this would have given you
an (after 5% commission) profit of a very healthy
2,235.91 to 1 stakes or make it a tenner a bet and
you would have made 22,359.10 or 43 a week
for the smallest amount of work.
Football Strategy:

3. Select a match or team of interest. Here I select

Hoffenheim by click on their name in the league
table.

DRT Football Trading

Inner Secrets

4. See if you can notice any really eye-catching patterns to the teams performance after they have
a number of matches under their belt during the
season. The quickest way to do this is to glance
at the stats tables (the work is already done for
you) at www.soccerstats.com.

The Hoffenheim Effect

Last month I shared with you an excellent football
trading secret on how to profit from 0-2 and 0-3
score lines in In-play football matches.
This month, as the football season comes to an end,
I want you to be aware of the latch onto secret to
football profits which you can easily employ next
season.

By clicking on the Stats link, you can access the

Streaks and Scoring stats tables, which are a perfect
launching pad in your quest to look for a team who
has the Hoffenheim Effect.

Quite simply, you latch onto a team, or teams who

show specific characteristics week-in and week-out.

The stats tables show Hoffenheim. What really

stands out for you as regards these Streaks and Scoring stats?

In other words, we are looking for predictable football teams... its what I call The Hoffenheim Effect.
My Delay-React-Trade football traders and I have
been profiting on a weekly basis thanks to this Hoffenheim Effect. And how have we been profiting?
Hoffenheim are one of a handful of football teams
this season who have shown superbly consistent
statistical patterns.
They have been so consistently readable that we
have been able to target a number of specific betting
markets whenever Hoffenheim play, and profit from
them.

Heres how to discover the Hoffenheim Effect...

Heres what I noticed:

1. Go to www.soccerstats.com (or better yet use

my comprehensive statistical football research
and live chat facility provided to members of my
Delay-React-Trade trading club).
2. Click on the league of interest from the horizontal menu at the top of the website. Here I have
selected de under a picture of the German flag:

Hoffenheim have scored in their last 14 home

matches (or in other words, in all home matches
played).
Hoffenheim have conceded in their last 14 away
matches (or in other words, in all away matches
played).
100% of Hoffenheims home matches finish over
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2.5 goals (meaning 3 or more goals are scored in

total).
71% of Hoffenheims home matches finish over
3.5 goals (meaning 4 or more goals are scored in
total).
These are outstanding statistics. What markets do
you think we should be focussing on with these kinds
of statistics?
By going to www.betfair.com, clicking on Football
and then the match of interest, you can access a huge
variety of football betting markets (tip ensure the
particular match has an In-play facility to enable you
to bet as the match is played).

Heres what I noticed...

In the sample of matches above, Hoffenheim have
only had three matches under 2.5 goals (note the
three matches in the 2.5 column which did not have
a +).
As far as clean sheets are concerned (cs in the table
above), forget about it! In the sample of matches
above, Hoffenheim had kept only one clean sheet.
I hope you would have chosen a Goals bet with those
strong Hoffenheim goals stats. Over 2.5 Goals and
Over 3.5 Goals will give you a great run for your
money.

The HT (half-time score) column is also revealing.

It shows that Hoffenheim only had three 0-0s at halftime all season.

In this particular match, Hoffenheim are playing

away from home. Remember that they have conceded in every away match this season.

Heres a shot of the Soccerstats league table for Hoffenheim. Again, Ill ask you to study it and note what
you see from their home and away score lines...

The Soccerstats league table reveals yet more...

We can profit from this information if the match is

0-0 for a long while, or if Hoffenheim score the first
goal. We are entering the realms of slightly more
advanced trading now, but these profitable topics
and others are covered comprehensively in my DRT
trading course, with accompanying research of every
major football match seven days a week, as well as
a live chat facility to maximise your profits from the
Hoffenheim Effect.

Using other areas of www.soccerstats.com to enhance the

Hoffenheim Effect.
The All Results table at www.soccerstats.com is a
minefield of information. Study this table for Hoffenheim below, and tell me what you have gleaned
from it...

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Pay particular attention to Hoffenheims score lines

at home. Notice that both teams have scored and
conceded in all home matches bar one (the 3-0 win
over Hamburg).

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Bottom line...

be caught for a bank-breaking payout.

You dont need to be a stats nerd like me in order to

profit from football statistics. Simply check out four
tables at www.soccerstats.com mid-way through a
football season, and only focus on teams who have
the Hoffenheim Effect: teams whose stats stop you
directly in your tracks!

Laying doubles only, at moderate prices, avoids that

danger but enhances your chance of success and
profit.
Heres the plan...
You probably all have your own ideas of how to
select your horses to lay last month, the Statman
gave good advice on a plentiful source and Ill give
my own suggestion later on, but now Im going to
deal with the mechanics of the bet.

An ideal is to wait until the turn of New Year, and

then look at the four tables below and note teams
with outstanding patterns and trends.
Those four tables are:
1.
2.
3.
4.

To understand how to lay a double, its probably best

to start by explaining how backing a double works. It
doesnt have to be horses it can be almost anything
but well stay with horses for the moment.

The Streaks Table

The Scoring Table
The All Results Table
Soccerstats unique League Table

Horses A and B are both priced, well say, at 2-1. At

the bookmakers, we write out their names and the
instruction, say, 10 win Double. If one or other or
both lose, then you have lost your 10 (thats why
the bookies like the bet and why we are going to act
the bookie and lay the double).

Focus only on what I call primary leagues: those

are the leagues with world famous teams such as,
erm, Hoffenheim (but also the likes of Bayern
Munich and Dortmund in the Bundesliga).
If you want someone to do this for you, then check
out my DRT service at:
www.canonburypublishing.com/DRT/recommended.

If both horses win, however, then the bookmaker

loses and has to pay out thus: the 10 stake on the
first horse returns 30 at 2-1, and this 30 then goes
on to the second horse at 2-1. When it wins the return
is 90, or odds of 8-1.

The Patriarch presents:

Now we are going to act the bookie and lay that

same bet. Unfortunately, on the exchanges you are
not allowed to do it in one step like our bet at the
bookies. You have to treat horses A and B separately.
Remember, we are wanting to lay horses at around
the 2-1 mark: lets say a maximum of 9-4, or 3.25 in
decimal odds on the exchanges.

A New Twist on Profiting

From Doubles...

aying (effectively backing a team or outcome to

lose) seems to be the flavour of the month not
only this month but every month and its not difficult to see why.

Two wins in a double at 9-4 each would mean a

payout of 9.5 to 1, and we dont want to go any
higher than that.

When you lay youre acting the bookmaker, with

all the advantages which that gives you, but without
all the expenses of licence fees, staff, premises, etc.
Plus, you lay exactly what you want to lay, whereas
your bookmaker has to lay everything.

So, we lay our first horse at 2-1 on Betfair, say, with

a 10 lay stake: our first leg of the double.
It loses. We have won our 10 already, without
having to go on to the second leg. If you wish, you
can use your horse B now as the first leg of a new
double. But if A wins youve lost your stake of 10
and have a liability of 20. You now add your stake
to your liability and lay horse B with 30. If it loses
then you have recovered your 20 from horse A and
won your stake of 10. But if B wins you lose 60
plus 20 from horse A, so youve paid out at 8-1
just the same as with the bookmaker.

But he still can take measures to improve his situation. Walk into any bookmakers shop and youll
soon be aware of one of them the promotion of
multiple bets.
Doubles trebles and upwards are far more profitable
for the bookie than single bets. So, as layers, Im
suggesting that we partially follow the bookmakers
example, and lay not singles, but doubles.
Why not trebles and more, you may ask? For the
same reason that I would never advocate laying
huge-priced outsiders because one day you could

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We have to face it that there will be these occasional

payouts of around 8-1, but with a sound choice of
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lays they should be, hopefully, infrequent.

are four main considerations, each of which demands

an article for itself. Here Ill just list them, but may
return to them later.

Bookmakers love trebles and upwards too, but Im

not going to suggest laying these as the payouts
could be crippling. Its fine for bookmakers with
large resources, but not for the ordinary punter.

1. Class. Is the horse running in its right class? Has

it shown in the past that it can perform well in
the class of its present race?

Heres my simple idea for picking our lays... Concentrate on Handicap races with 10 or more runners.
At the required price of around 2-1 (3.0 in decimal
odds on the exchanges), they will almost always be
favourites.

2. Going. Has it won or run well on going similar

to the going in its present race?
3. Distance. Has it ever won at the distance of the
present race, or within a furlong of it?

Look at such a horses form. You dont even need a

racing paper, as nearly all dailies will give the form
for a horses last six races. If it doesnt have form
for six races, discard it. If it does have form for six
races, then look to see if it has won any of them. If
it has, then (again) discard it. If it hasnt won, then it
becomes a lay selection.

4. Course. Is the present course suitable for its style

of running? Has it won or run well on the course
of the present race?
If your horse can satisfy all these criteria then back it.
Editors note from Clive: I will expand upon each
of these four points in articles at www.whatreal
lywinsmoney.co.uk throughout May, so make sure
you use your membership to read and browse the
resources there.

To be ultra safe, I might just look to see the class

of the present race compared with the class of the
six previous ones. If the class of the present race is
poorer than four or more of the six previous ones,
then I might consider not laying it, since it had been
racing against better-class animals in these four or
more races.

Reviews:

Systems and
Tipsters Update

Editors note from Clive: Please make sure you

check out www.whatreallywinsmoney.co.uk. I will
be putting existing home grown ideas through my
staking software to filter out horses priced over 3.00
to see if there are enough horses losing to allow us
to include these ideas alongside the Patriarchs for
laying doubles.

elcome to another months round-up of the

hot, cold and new betting systems and tipsters were currently monitoring at What Really
Wins Money. Please note these are but a snapshot of
current progress, and performance should ideally be
viewed over a long-term basis.

I will also be selecting football matches with teams

priced at 3.00 and lower, as I feel that football can
provide us with numerous lay-double opportunities.
Well also be looking at the mechanics of how to
place a lay-double in greater depth at www.whatreal
lywinsmoney.co.uk. (There are space limits within
this newsletter.)

Whats Hot?
Alex Rey Sports 2014 started well for this predominantly short-priced (largely odds-on bets) service from Alex Rey and the Tipsters Warehouse, after
a 7-point loss in the last three months of 2013.
14.22 and 6.07 points profits for January and February 2014 were followed with a 0.97-point profit in
March, which is a net loss of course, if we take off
the monthly 29.95 for joining.

A final golden rule for backing

success
Im going to finish with some backing advice,
inspired by something I read recently: the work of a
well-known authority.
There is nothing new about it indeed, I have lots of
old systems that incorporate the same advice but it
is a handy checklist to have in your thinking before
you back any horse.

Bets have almost exclusively been football bets

with one cricket, one tennis and one golf bet only
in March. I said last month that a high strike rate is
required when your focus is predominantly odds-on
and about a 50% strike rate in March is not good
enough.

Here goes... Never back a horse to do something it

has never done before. Within that injunction, there

Suffice to say, we are seeing a profit for 2014 and

thats all you can ask for. Ill continue to monitor.

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The service costs 29.95 per month from www.

tipsterwarehouse.co.uk.

tennis and the League of Ireland, which could prove

fruitful once these events are finished.

Andy Bell Racing This is a service from www.

betfan.com, which we began proofing in September.
This horse racing tipster uses win singles and eachway bets. From our proofing period, bets of maximum confidence use 10 points, so an each-way bet
risking 10 points will be 5 points each-way.

As things are though, March has seen a near-16-point

loss. 2014 though is in profit to date, to about 38
points. This is a great service for those seeking value
long-term wagers. The cost is 39.95 per month currently.
The Gambling Don This is another horse racing
tipster from www.betfan.com. Stakes are typically 4
or 5 points to win and 3 points each way, although
the Gambling Don increases and decreases stakes as
per his greater confidence in some selections.

Since testing began, September saw a 36-point profit,

October a 51-point loss, November a 86-point profit,
and December a 100.72-point profit. Moving into
2014, January saw a decent return of 100.7 points,
thanks to two each-way winners and an each-way
Trixie really boosting the bank on 28 January 2014.
February has been the poorest month for a while,
with only a 9-point profit, not helped by eight losers
and an each-way placer in the last nine February
bets.

A lack of consistency early on marks out the Gambling Don: -24.35 points lost in October; 75.89
points profit in November; -36.85 points lost in
December; January 2014 saw 79.84 points profit,
salvaged by three wins in the last three January bets;
and February was terrible with a 44.47-point loss.

The staking went a bit awry in March. I spoke about

confidence staking earlier: stakes are increased with
expected confidence in a win. Three 8-point losses,
one 6-point loss, and two 10-point losses in the
space of three days at the end of March brought the
bank into negative territory, until a 10/1 winner on
28 March and a 5-point stake on a 7/1 winner on 30
March brought the March bank back into profits to
the tune of 93 points (which must be looked at in
relation to the staking).

Please put these points profit figures in the context of

the points staked (as mentioned at the beginning).
March started off really poorly but burst into life
on 15 March with a nice 7/1 winner with 5 points
staked. That was followed by a consistent run of
four wins, including an each-way winner, Robin
Hoods Bay (18.62 to win on Betfair, 10/1 with the
bookmakers), which produced a whopping 50-points
profit.
This ensured March ended with an 86-point profit.
The year is profitable so far and thats what you
want with your tipster, I suppose. Do note the price
differences between Betfair SP and bookmaker SP.
Rarely does a bookmakers price beat Betfair SP, and
the additional 8-points profit just on Robin Hoods
Bay suggests it pays to shop around at the betting
exchanges.

Andy Bell Racing is still proving profitable therefore,

but at 58 per month, is one of the pricier services.
Ante-post King From www.tipsterwarehouse.
co.uk and costing 19.95 per month and 39.95 per
quarter. A 100-point betting bank is required for this
multi-sport predominantly ante-post tipping service
for those who enjoy a decent odds wager on teams/
players to win tournaments rather than individual
matches/events.

All in all, a profit at the moment for the Gambling

Don, who does tend to pull a rabbit out of the hat at
the right time! This may give the heart palpitations,
particularly if charged 58 per month. A profit does
seem to be realised... eventually.

With the right choices, you can get great value odds.
January saw highlights including Li Na winning the
Australian Open at 14/1 and Cabrera-Bello a 40/1
placer in the golf.

Victor Value Racing This is a service offered by

www.betsfortoday.com and has made some encouraging progress to date. I began trialling on 1 October
2013 and the service made a 35-point profit to yearend, and has made a 73-point profit for this year.

February continued an impressive run of big wins,

with Coetzee winning the Joburg Open (golf) at
10/1 and a 20/1 winner in Jason Day, also in the golf.
I suppose with these value wagers will come a period
of downtime, and that is what we see in March 2014.
With bigger odds will come an accompanying series
of losing runs at stages.
There are admittedly five open ante-post bets on
sports varying from Formula One, to snooker and

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So whats involved? Tips are received by email the

night before, or on the day of the race(s) in question
and are to simple level stakes. There is an excellent
write-up providing arguments as to why Victor Value
has chosen particular horses in particular races. This
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is a welcome addition to any service.

days of the month. This contrasts with February 2014,

where the end of the month saw a run of four winning
lays, which brought a marginal 2.75-points profit.

Odds are usually very good and are predominantly

win only, which surprises me given the prices of
some of the selections (I wonder whether each-way
betting with its place-only safety net would increase
profit?) but there are some each-way selections.

A run of seven losses in 10 during March pretty

much knocked the stuffing out of this tipping service.
A resulting near-5-point loss continues a negative
couple of months. April has begun well with four
wins, but five no bets as they went over the 3.99
odds limit.

I term services such as Victor Value as faith-based

services. There will be attendant losing runs given
the prices of the horses, but, as with April with winners at 9/1, 14/1, 7/1 and 6.5 decimal odds, Victor
Value seems to deliver.

That word marginal keeps cropping up. January

was a poor start and the winning months either side
have not been earth-shattering.

This is looking like a really promising tipping service.

If you like the excitement of big odds (and are willing
to take the attendant losing runs which come with the
odds), then Victor Value is currently delivering.

The service costs 27 per month and is yet to convince me. It will be interesting to see the gain over a
longer time period.

First Place Winners www.firstplacewinners.co.uk

a horse racing tipster whose selections are backed
in the following manner:

At 27 per month this seems a value service as I

write. I am certainly keen to see if Victor can continue to deliver as he has.

Place 20% of your stake on the horse to win.

Zero Hype I thought Id just update you on Zerohypes lay of the day service. This service is simplicity itself and is, if you were so inclined, something
which you can attempt to replicate yourself.

Place 80% of your stake on the horse to place.

What is place-only betting? I refer you to the eachway probability article in this months newsletter.
When we bet on a horse to place, we are betting
that the horse will finish first or second in a sevenrunner race; first, second or third in an eight-runner+
race; or first, second, third or fourth in a 16+ runner
Handicap race.

Results can be found at www.zerohype.co.uk/layof-the-day-fixed-stake-BSP-past-results.php. I have

selected fixed stake from an abundance of staking
methods available. I am reporting back on this service because: it is 10 per month only; it has made
a 10-point profit this year to fixed-stake laying; and
there are no practicality issues this is a bet-andforget strategy.

Testing began on 1 October 2013, and performance

has been poor to date: a loss of 16 points. This is a
service which has a number of false dawns. The end
of February saw an excellent run, which was ended
by a run of nine horses not placing.

Some concerns arise though. Three of the bets in

2014 were at odds of 22, 22, and 27. This means that,
to win a simple 10 at odds of 22, you would have
to risk 210 liability.

The frustrations continue. Just when you give up

hope, First Place Winners comes in with a nicepriced winner, such as the two 10/1 winners on the
14 and 17 March.

This service has been profiting regularly, has a low

entry-cost point and is easy to implement. So easy,
in fact, that you can replicate the idea... Look for one
lay bet a day. Id recommend looking in 14+ runner
races. Try it out for yourself, or continue to monitor
this lay-a-day strategy. It is profiting.

Alas, for a service whose staking is biased towards

horses placing, rather than winning, these occasional
winners and their attendant profits are being eaten
by the inconsistencies of too many horses failing to
place.

Whats Cold

A near 9-point loss since the year start is enough to

test the patience of Job himself. The one saving grace
is that the service costs only 9.99 per month, but
quite simply, as of the end of March, it is simply not
delivering.

Favourite Lays www.favouritelays.com This

is another service offered by www.betsfortoday.
com and they do not lay over 3.99/4 decimal odds.
My trial began on 1 October 2013, with a loss of
1.78 points. November saw a profit of 5.42 points.
December ended with a marginal gain of 1.68 points.
January 2014 saw a loss of 7.88 points compounded
by a terrible run of four losing lays in the last two

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Goals Galore Goals galore is a football tipping

service from www.tipsterwarehouse.co.uk, costing
19.95 per month. It is a straightforward backing
service, focusing on odds-on selections. The betting

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bank advised is 50 points, meaning a 10 stake will

require a 500 betting bank.

Our trial began in October 2013 with a solid profit of

9.39 points. Since then, there has been no real profit.
November was pretty much break-even with a 0.5point profit, and December saw too many lays near
the odds threshold of 3.99 winning their races (thus
incurring larger liability losses). An 8.22-point loss
was incurred there.

Occasionally there are doubles and trebles, which

will increase the potential return to evens and above.
The highest odds selection on record is 3.68 decimal
odds for an Over 2.5 Goals treble. Given the title
Goals Galore, the focus is specifically on Over/
Under 1.5 Goals and Over/Under 2.5 Goals bets.

I left you with a 4.77-point loss for January and 3.55point loss for February. A solid last six days in March
turned a loss into a 1.9-point profit, so the losing start
to the year has been addressed. Early April has suffered from the odds limit of 3.99 meaning we dont
profit from the two successful lays which breached
that price. Two losing lays were also seen on 2 and 7
April, which results in a current 3.4-point loss for the
month.

Have Goals Galore addressed the inconsistencies of

making selections in Hollands 2nd Division? That
was the profit-killer last month, if you recall.

A 15-point loss for March was salvaged by a good

last run of 10 wins in 12 (albeit preceded by eight
losses in a row four of which came from Holland).
The returns from the winning bets, coupled with a
poor strike rate (for odds-on bets) is the root cause of
the problems here.

I remain unconvinced personally, despite the historically yearly profits. Month-by-month profits are so
slim that it only takes a couple of losing selections
to wipe out the hard work. Results are recorded to
Betfair SP, which, for laying, only allows fixedliability laying rather than fixed-stake laying, so you
may need to access the betting markets near to race
time to manually place bets (unless, of course, you
employ a betting bot with a 3.99 odds limit set in).

At present this service is simply not delivering.

Golf Bet Profits www.golfbetprofits.com This

service costs 35 every 28 days. This is a pointsbased golf tipster service, which does not focus just
on outright winners it also focuses on three-ball
bets. Staking begins at 2.5 points each way, upwards
to a 10-point win.
Long losing runs are to be expected with the eachway bets for the tournaments, so please bear that in
mind if you embark on such a service.

A near 5-point loss for the year to 7 April is not good

enough at present, and will require an almighty push
to reach the historical 20-point profit achieved in
previous years.

Golf Bet Profits recent performance has been poor.

In fact, they are on a run of seven consecutive losing
months since September 2013. I personally dont
seem able to cope with long losing runs in the hope
that the big win is just around the corner. August
2013 was the last month that this service saw a profit,
and that was down to Jason Dufners performance in
the PGA.

Whats New
Betfair ATM www.betfairatm.com You may
have been receiving emails recently regarding this
particular betting system, so I thought I would give
you some background (without a solid trial from me
as yet) so you can decide for yourself whether the
system interests you.

To be fair, the majority of losing bets are on players

to win tournaments, and some of the odds are bigger
than 100/1! Naturally, one of those winning changes
the whole complexion of the service.

Betfair ATM is described as a price-based Betfair

trading system which focuses on place-only backing
in the In-play horse racing markets on Betfair.

For 35 per month, youd need a lot of faith and

mental strength to cope with seven consecutive
losing months I know I cant. Golf betting it may
be for some, but its not for me.

From a practical perspective therefore, you will need

to be able to follow the live horse racing in order to
meet the profit targets claimed by the systems author.
Its a very logical trading strategy, and being a
priced-based strategy, it is open to personal interpretation. As this is an In-play strategy, you will be
place-only backing at heavy odds-on predominantly.
This requires an accompanying high strike-rate.

Diamond Racing Lays www.diamondracinglays.

com Diamond Racing Lays is one of the services
offered by www.betsfortoday.com. Selections are
layed to a maximum cut-off price of 3.99. This
ensures that liabilities are always controlled and the
tipster knows immediately the strike rate he requires
in order to ensure a profit.

I will be trialling this strategy for a limited period

and report back to you next month. I like strategies
which are very logical and the reasoning behind this

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one is sound. At 87, it is a bit pricey and does not

come with a guarantee, which is a standard practice
from Steve Davidson, the vendor.

So, whats involved? The service is run by Terry

Colliver and is a level-stakes football tipping system
which provides one to three selections per day. The
system is based on an algorithm which Terry has
been developing.

Beaumont Betting www.beaumontbetting.com

Paul Beaumont may be a familiar name to some of
you. He ran a tipping service based upon his horse
racing betting strategy to some claimed success.
Some 1,600-points profit was claimed from August
2011 to November 2013.

The system aims to make 10-15 points profit per

month. It has not profited during the trial period as
yet, but there are historical claims of profit.
Selections are received by email and are very clear.
The claimed profit for the whole of March 2014 was
some 21 points, but remember, I have only been trialling since 17 March 2014.

Paul Beaumont has stopped his tipping service but

has released a package spilling the beans on his
strategy. The strategy costs 197 currently and the
first thing I must warn you is the practicalities of the
strategy.

I will report back next month, as it seems a longrange focus on this service might unearth the profit. I
repeat though: 85 per month is a hefty charge.

Paul Beaumont advises a 200-point betting bank: that

means that betting with just 10 will require a 2,000
betting bank. This 200-point betting bank assumes
there will be long losing runs, so prepare well for
those if you undertake this service.

Thats it until next months edition, but be sure to

join me on www.whatreallywinsmoney.co.uk, where
youll find further information and accompanying
videos for that which is covered in this newsletter.

The next practicality issue is the time required. Mr.

Beaumont advises making selections using prices in
the betting markets at 10.30 a.m. each day. He says
that the betting day usually ends at 12.30 p.m.

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The service has three elements, two of which are

alternatives to the first, which is a simple backing
service. After reading the whole package and looking at the videos, I look forward to putting this into
practice and reporting back to you.
I wanted you to be aware of the practicalities of the
service initially, in case it does not work with your
schedule. The current system is being sold through
Steve Davidson, who is one of the more reliable
vendors on the Internet. A word of warning: he does
not typically offer refund guarantees and that is
something you should be aware of for a current 197
price tag.

Football Value Bets www.footballvaluebets.co.uk

This is a new football tipster who approached me
for a review. What immediately struck me was not
the tips, but the cost: 85 per month is expensive for
a football tipping service.
But I suppose if this service produces a profit, then
the subs are effectively paid for by the tipster himself!
My trial began on 17 March 2014, and to 31 March
2014 a 3.81-point loss has been recorded. April
has seen a poor 6.6-point loss, up to 6 April 2014.
Results are available for inspection at the website
and tally with what I have received from 17 March
onwards.

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