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The results at Betfair SP have dropped quite a bit behind the results at advised prices however, with a loss of 27 points made at BSP since our last update, putting Andy 28 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
Just a note that on the results spreadsheet we are also recording the “Price Available” in column E.
This is usually around 11-12 in the morning, so a good couple of hours or so after tips are released.
Sometimes the odds do rebound by this time and liquidity is good in the markets by late morning, so it seems like a good time to note the available prices.
The results at Betfair SP have held up pretty well too, with a profit of 55 points made for our trial to date at BSP.
The pattern here – which we often see with popular services – is the outsiders sometimes go off at a higher BSP than the advised odds, whereas the shorter odds selections tend to get backed in.
For example, Carrytheone at Ascot which was advised at 11/1 and went off a BSP of 20 and Marakova at Longchamp was advised at 16/1 and went off a BSP of 20.81.
In any event, when all is said and done the BSP results have held up solidly when you consider how heavily the tips tend to be initially backed.
So if you are struggling to get the advised prices with the bookies, just going for the BSP could be an option.
Just an additional note that Andy was on holiday from 24th October to 1st November, hence why there are no tips recorded for that period.
We are starting a new review today of a horse racing tipster called Andy Holding.
Andy is quite a big name in the tipping business and is one of the resident horse racing tipsters at Oddschecker.
He also has his own speed ratings site but this review will be of his tips at Oddschecker.
According to the Oddschecker website, Andy made an average of 137 points profit per year from 2018-2023.
There is no breakdown of this on a yearly basis other than a profit of +34.96 points made in 2023, nor a full results spreadsheet, but those are very good headline numbers in any event.
Andy developed a love of horse racing at an early age and become a professional bettor at around age 30.
He is so highly regarded by his peers that he’s apparently often referred to as “The pundit’s pundit.”
Andy is a frequent commentator on William Hill Radio, where listeners have come to rely on his vast knowledge of the form book.
Andy also creates his own speed figures and sectional times for all UK and Irish races, both Flat and Jumps, which as mentioned can be accessed via his own site.
His Oddschecker tips are available as part of the “Oddschecker Premium Service”, which costs £19.99 per month.
As one of the most popular tipsters in the UK we are looking forward to trialing Andy’s service and in particular to see how his prices hold up.
We will get the review underway today then and will report back here soon on how things are going.
A bit of a backwards step – at advised prices at least – for horse racing tipster HorseRacingTips.Pro recently, with a loss of 8 points made at advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 31 points down at advised prices for our trial overall.
The results at Betfair SP continue to perform considerably better than those at advised prices however, with no change to the P/L made since our last update and 44 points profit made for our trial so far at BSP.
So it is clear that it’s better using Betfair SP for this service.
The results at Betfair SP continue to perform considerably better than those at advised prices, with a profit of 49 points made since our last update and 44 points profit made for our trial so far at BSP.
We can’t remember many instances of the BSP results performing so much better than those at advised prices but either way this clearly looks like a service to follow at Betfair SP rather than the bookies.
It’s been another tough month for horse racing tipster HorseRacingTips.Pro unfortunately, with a loss of 40 points made at advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 48 points down at advised prices for our trial overall.
The results at Betfair SP continue to perform considerably better than those at advised prices, with a loss of 34 points made since our last update and 5 points lost for our trial so far at BSP.
So as mentioned previously this looks like a service to follow at Betfair SP rather than the bookies.
It’s not been quite such a good month for horse racing tipster HorseRacingTips.Pro this month, with a loss of 19 points made at advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 8 points down at advised prices for our trial overall.
The results at Betfair SP continue to run considerably better than those at advised prices however, with a loss of 8 points made since our last update but 29 points profit made for our trial so far at BSP.
So it really does look like this is a service to follow at Betfair SP rather than the bookies, with the former still well ahead for our trial so far whilst the latter is down for our trial.
Things have continued to move along nicely for horse racing tipster HorseRacingTips.Pro lately, with a profit of 4 points made at advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 11 points up at advised prices for our trial overall.
The results at Betfair SP continue to run considerably better than those at advised prices, with a profit of 16 points made since our last update and 37 points profit made for our trial so far at BSP.
So that’s quite a difference now between the results at advised prices and Betfair SP. Something to keep an eye on during the rest of our trial.
The results at Betfair SP continue to run a little better than those at advised prices, with a profit of 23 points made since our last update and 21 points profit made for our trial so far.
Good to see the improvement lately, let’s see if they can keep it going.
It’s been a bit of a slow start to our trial of horse racing tipster HorseRacingTips.Pro, with a loss of 8 points made for our trial to date at advised prices.
As you may have guessed, this is a horse racing tipster, specialising in UK and Irish racing.
They say their approach involves “analysing a wealth of data and information to identify potential contenders for upcoming races. From studying past performances and form guides to evaluating track conditions and jockey statistics, no detail is overlooked in my pursuit of identifying the most promising horses.”
In contrast to other tipsters who may rely solely on gut feelings or superficial analysis, this tipster says their approach is “data-driven and objective, rooted in statistical analysis and historical trends.”
The results published on their website look extremely impressive, with a profit of over 940 points made since starting up at the beginning of 2022.
That has been achieved with an extremely high return on investment of 69% and a very good strike rate of 46%.
The bets are win-only and there are typically around 10 bets per week, which come with recommended odds and staking.
So this looks like a very promising tipster based on the results published on their website but let’s see how they get on under live trial conditions.
As usual we will update results here as we go along so you can see how they are getting on.
It’s been a good start to our trial of horse racing & greyhound service Insider Edge Bets, with a profit of 61 points made for our trial so far to advised prices.
This is a very interesting service and there’s a lot to unpack so we’ll do our best to summarise our findings so far:
Firstly, there has been a big discrepancy thus far between the horse racing and greyhound results at advised prices:
Horse racing: -17 points
Greyhounds: +78 points
(You can see the results broken down by sport in the tabs at the bottom of our results spreadsheet).
So as you can see, all the profit for our trial to date has come from the greyhounds.
Secondly, the prices on the greyhounds get absolutely hammered. And quickly.
These are some of the fastest price cuts we have seen in a review for quite a while.
It is not unusual to see a dog recommended at 9/2 for example get cut to 9/4, 2/1, even 6/4, within minutes of the tip being posted.
So to get anywhere near the advised prices, you need a good spread of bookie accounts (e.g. Bet365, Skybet, Ladbrokes/Coral, Wills etc) and you need to work very fast once tips are posted on Telegram.
You really need to have your bookie sites open on the greyhound page and accounts funded ready for the tip to be sent. Fortunately they do post a warning that a tips is coming a few minutes before to give you the chance to prepare.
Thirdly, the Betfair SP results for the greyhound tips – whilst significantly below those at advised prices, have still been profitable so far with 22 points made at BSP for our trial to date.
It will be very interesting to see if they continue to be profitable at BSP because this could be a viable way to follow the service for those without bookie accounts (or those not wanting to risk their bookie accounts being restricted). So watch this space on that one.
Finally of note is that the horse racing results have actually been doing better at Betfair SP than the advised prices in our trial to date, with a loss of 11 points made at BSP versus -17 points at advised prices.
So again it will be interesting to see if that holds up for the remainder of our trial.
We are starting a new review today of a horse racing and greyhound service called Insider Edge Bets.
Insider Edge Betting was apparently born from a collective vision among a group of industry professionals, aiming to give bettors a clear edge over bookmakers.
They saw the demand for a trustworthy platform where betting becomes a calculated, strategic pursuit, driven by expert knowledge and thorough analysis.
Leveraging years of experience from both the betting industry and ownership side, they say they’ve developed their expertise and built a vast network of respected contacts, including trainers and owners of horses and greyhounds.
They say these contacts regularly supply them with insider information on key ‘gambles’ in a sport where such opportunities are abundant.
Regular readers will know we are usually sceptical about tipsters claiming to be in receipt of “insider information,” as most of the time the claims are false, or if the tipsters are receiving inside info then that info isn’t very good, as they still make a loss.
However, this might just be one of those occasions when it should be taken seriously.
We have heard good things about this service from trusted sources and the results to date look very encouraging.
Since starting up at the beginning of the year, they have made over 360 points profit.
Every month so far has been profitable and some have seen over 50 points profit made.
It’s quite unusual to see a service covering both horse racing and greyhounds but they seem to make it work.
It provides more bet volume of course and perhaps the chance to accumulate more profit than just focusing on one sport.
In any event, this is certainly one of the more intriguing services we have come across in a while so it will be very interesting to see how it performs under a live trial.
So we will get things underway and will report back here soon as usual on how they are getting on.
Just a reminder this is a football betting system that identifies instances where the Betfair price of a team is above the Pinnacle (“Pinny”) price.
When such instances are found, the bot alerts you via the Telegram app and you place a bet on the Betfair exchange. You do NOT need Pinnacle to use this strategy.
Our results above are for laying the opponent of the team named by the bot.
E.g. Liverpool v Arsenal
The bot highlights Liverpool as value
You would lay Arsenal
There are other possible ways of using the bot – for example splitting the stake between backing the draw and laying the opponent of the named team, or backing 1-1 and 2-2 etc.
In essence though you are taking on the opponent of the team named by the bot.
For interest’s sake we have also tracked the results of backing the team named by the bot. Those are not stacking up so well to date however, with a loss of 17 points made for our trial so far using that method.
So it looks like sticking to the advised approach of laying the opponent is the way to go.
We are starting a new review today of a football betting system from Trade on Sports called the “Pinny Bot.”
Trade on Sports is a service we reviewed a few years ago and gave a PASSED rating to after it delivered excellent profits during our trial, particular their HT Overs bot.
The service covers a range of sports including football, tennis, cricket and US sports.
They provide a whole host of different strategies and systems for betting, including both pre-match and in-play strategies.
There’s a huge amount on offer as part of the service, but there is one system we want to look at in particular because it’s showing a lot of promise and that is something called the “Pinny Bot.”
In essence this is a football betting system that identifies instances where the Betfair price of a team is above the Pinnacle (“Pinny”) price.
When such instances are found, the bot alerts you via the Telegram app and you can place a bet – on the Betfair exchange that is. You do NOT need Pinnacle to use this strategy, nor any other on Trade on Sports. All the strategies are for using on Betfair.
The thinking behind this strategy appears similar to that of another service we have reviewed, Trademate Sports, in aiming to take advantage of price information from the “sharp” bookmakers like Pinnacle.
These sharp bookies are viewed as much more reflective of the real betting action as they don’t limit accounts as much as the “soft” bookies (who are mainly based here in the UK) and therefore attract serious, professional money.
So if you can get better odds on Betfair than those available on Pinnacle, the theory is you should be getting value.
It also looks at discrepancies in the amounts matched versus what would be expected given the odds.
The bot only deals with the big European leagues so we are talking about proper liquidity in the tens of thousands here and not just random price fluctuations in minor markets.
You can view a fuller explanation of the Pinny Bot from Trade on Sports themselves here:
Results so far have been very promising, with 43 points profit made in total from backing the recommended selections.
However, the profit has stalled out a little this year, with 4 points profit made in 2024 so far and most of the profit made before that.
Where the selections have really excelled more recently though is by laying the opposing team from the one recommend by the bot.
So if Liverpool were playing Chelsea and the bot highlighted Liverpool to back for example, you would lay Chelsea.
Following the selections that way would have made 67 points profit just this year.
That’s a very high level of profit for 1 point lay bets and it has been very consistent throughout the year.
The beauty of this system is it operates exclusively on Betfair and in high liquidity markets, so no worries about bookie account restrictions.
Another option is just to use the selections for trading purposes, with the expectation that the Betfair price should come in a bit before kick-off.
So all in all the Pinny Bot looks pretty exciting and we are looking forward to testing it out.
We started receiving the selections on 12th October so will record results from then. Results will be updated here as usual as we go along.
As mentioned previously, they have changed the service from tipping in the half-time corners market to tipping in the the total corners (i.e. for the whole match) market, which is more widely available across bookmakers.
Another recent change is that they now tip in doubles rather than singles, again in the whole match corners market.
As mentioned previously, they have changed the service from tipping in the half-time corners market to tipping in the the total corners (i.e. for the whole match) market, which is more widely available across bookmakers.
We did have high hopes for this service as results coming into our trial looked very promising but as we say they just haven’t been able to get going so far.
As mentioned last time, they have changed the service from tipping in the half-time corners market to tipping in the the total corners (i.e. for the whole match) market, which is more widely available across bookmakers.
That helps with the practicality of following the service – we just need the results to improve now too.
There has been a bit of a change to the service recently. Previously they tipped in the half-time corners market which is a very niche market and only available on Bet36 and Marsbet.
However they are now tipping in the total corners (i.e. for the whole match) market which is more widely available across bookies.
So that definitely helps with the practicality of following the service – let’s just hope results pick up now too.
There’s been a bit of a backward step for football tipster the Corner Betting King over the last month, with a loss of 12 points made since our last update.
That means they are now 2 points up for our trial overall.
As the name suggests, this service provides tips on the corner markets – specifically, Half-Time corners.
Unfortunately these markets are only available on Bet365 (or Mars Bet, if that is available to you).
They say you can try the “build a bet” function at other bookmakers but we have not been able to find a bookie who does this (please let us know if you have).
So it rather limits the scope of this service, which otherwise looks quite promising.
We are starting a new trial today of a football betting service called the Corner Betting King.
This is based out of the Betting Gods stable of tipsters and as you have probably guessed from the name, focuses solely on corner markets in football matches.
In fact, his focus is even more specialised than that – his bets are solely on the numbers of corners in the first half of matches.
So the markets used are typically Under 4.5 HT Corners or Under 5.5 HT Corners.
Now regular followers will know we are keen on services that focus on a particular niche. Beating the bookies is very tough if you spread yourself too thin across a range of different markets, but focusing on one or two markets and becoming an expert in them can pay dividends.
The results so far look very promising, with 184 points profit made so far since starting up in July 2022.
Most of the staking is 2 points per bet, so that would be more like around 90-100 points on 1 point level stakes. Still an excellent total to have achieved in football betting.
The return on investment (ROI) sits at just above 10%, which is also very impressive for a football service, where anything above 5% we normally consider to be a good ROI.
The strike rate (or win rate) is a little over 50% which is very solid and there have been a very high proportion of winning months so far, with 18 out of 20 months having been profitable.
This month is already £380 up to £25 per point stakes.
So it all looks very promising as we say and let’s see if this specialist corner betting service can deliver the goods under live trial conditions.
We will kick the trial off from when we started receiving tips (13th February) and will update things here as we go along as usual.
Things have slipped back a little over the last month for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting, with a loss of 21 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 29 points up for our trial overall to advised prices.
The Betfair SP results have fallen back quite a bit lately, with a loss of 36 points made since our last update, putting them 5 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
So it looks like this is a service you will need bookie accounts to get the most out of.
The Betfair SP results have also been going along nicely, with a profit of 22 points made since our last update, putting them 41 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
The trend of this being a yo-yo trial continues, with another move upwards over the last month.
A little testing on the nerves at times but the main thing is they are well in profit both at advised prices and BSP!
There’s been something of a reversal of fortunes for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting lately, with a loss of 40 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 17 points up for our trial overall to advised prices.
The Betfair SP results have also suffered over the last month, with a loss of 56 points made since our last update, putting them 19 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
It’s been something of a yo-yo trial this one with lots of ups and downs. Hopefully the next move is in the upwards direction.
The excellent form continues for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting lately, with a profit of 41 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 57 points up for our trial overall to advised prices.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 30 points profit made since our last update, putting them 75 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
The form this year has been particularly impressive, with 124 points profit made at advised prices and 115 points made at BSP for 2024 to date. Great stuff.
Things have continued to move along nicely for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting lately, with a profit of 62 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 16 points up for our trial overall to advised prices.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 34 points profit made since our last update, putting them 45 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
Good to see they are now in profit for our trial at both advised prices and BSP, although it looks like the latter is the favoured option for following this service rather than using the bookies.
Things have picked nicely up for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting lately, with a profit of 11 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 46 points down for our trial overall to advised prices.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 41 points profit made since our last update, putting them 11 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
Good to see they are now in profit for our trial at BSP and it looks like that is the favoured option for following this service rather than using the bookies.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 10 points lost since our last update, putting them 30 points down for our trial to date at BSP.
Let’s see if they can overcome the recent dip and get back to winning ways again over the next month.
Horse racing tipster Systematic Betting have continued their recent improvement, with a profit of 7 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 52 points down for our trial overall to advised prices.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 11 points profit made since our last update, putting them 20 points down for our trial to date at BSP.
Let’s see if they can keep the recent good form going and get back towards even for our trial.
It’s been a much better time for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting recently, with a profit of 34 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 59 points down for our trial overall to advised prices.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 38 points profit made since our last update, putting them 31 points down for our trial to date at BSP.
Good to see the recovery lately, let’s see if they can keep it going.
It’s been a challenging run for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting recently, with a loss of 33 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 93 points down for our trial overall to advised prices.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 48 points lost since our last update, putting them 69 points down for our trial to date at BSP.
They are getting close to blowing the recommended betting bank of 100 points so need quite a sharp and significant turnaround.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 10 points profit made since our last update, putting them 21 points down for our trial to date at BSP.
So it’s looking like it’s actually a better idea to follow this service at Betfair SP – although it’s still in deficit at BSP for our trial.
The tough times continue for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting unfortunately, with a loss of 34 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 58 points down for our trial overall to advised prices.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 38 points lost since our last update, putting them 31 points down for our trial to date at BSP.
It’s a shame to see the recent drawdown as they had really turned things around after a difficult start. Looks like they’ll have to do it all again now.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 11 points lost since our last update, putting them 7 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
Hopefully they can get back on track and turn things around soon.
A slight step backwards for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting over the last month, with a loss of 11 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 14 points down for our trial overall to advised prices.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 20 points lost since our last update, putting them 18 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
A shame to see a slight drop here after some positive form in previous months but hopefully they can get back on track over the next month.
The Betfair SP results continue to outperform those at advised prices, with 22 points profit made since our last update, putting them 38 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
It’s been really good to see this service turn things around after going over 80 points down for our trial at one stage. To now be nearly break-even at advised prices and ahead at Betfair SP is an impressive effort and testament to their perseverance.
It’s been a remarkable turnaround for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting this month, with a profit of 47 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 31 points down for our trial overall to advised prices.
It’s been an even more remarkable turnaround at Betfair SP however, with 91 points profit made since our last update, putting them 16 points up for our trial to date at BSP.
That’s quite an effort to now be in profit for our trial at BSP, which is great to see.
The turnaround this month was largely down to one fantastic winner and that came at Royal Ascot in the shape of Khaadem, who won at an advised price of 80/1 and a BSP of 140!
Congrats to them on such a great winner and we know a few members were very much celebrating that one at the Royal meeting.
It’s a similar story at Betfair SP, with 33 points lost since our last update and 75 points lost for our trial to date at BSP.
This has been one of those trials that looked very promising at the start as they had some excellent results coming into the review but it just hasn’t worked out so far unfortunately.
The tough times continue unfortunately for horse racing tipster Systematic Betting, with a loss of 26 points made to advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 40 points down for our trial overall to advised prices.
It’s a similar story at Betfair SP, with 24 points lost since our last update and 42 points lost for our trial to date at BSP.
We mentioned last time about the detailed write-ups that were accompanying the tips. Earlier this month they stopped providing write-ups, saying the the percentage return in terms of ROI/strike rate from all tips submitted when a preview is submitted is much lower than when no write-ups provided, simply due to less time for research.
We would have thought the write-ups would be done after all the tips had been decided upon so this wouldn’t impact the results, but if they feel it’s reducing time for research of future tips then fair enough.
In any event it doesn’t seem to have improved results since the change was introduced so we expect it doesn’t have an impact either way. More importantly they just need to see a few more winners coming in to turn around the results!
It’s been a slightly disappointing start to our trial of horse racing tipster Systematic Betting, with a loss of 14 points made so far to advised prices.
It’s a similar story at Betfair SP, with a total of 18 points lost for our trial to date.
The tips come with very detailed write-ups so you can see that a lot of work goes into the selections. Sadly that is not producing the desired results so far but it is still early days and they are taking a couple of days off to have a deep dive into their research so hopefully that will produce an improvement going forward.
We are starting a new trial today of a service called Systematic Betting.
This is a horse racing tipster from the Betting Gods tipster platform and has been proofing there for about six months.
The selections are provided by a lady called Ellie who is a qualified statistician and has produced strong results so far from her systematic approach.
A total profit of 100 points has been made since she began proofing six months ago, with every month so far having been profitable.
That represents a doubling of the betting bank and an excellent return on investment of 30%.
With a high strike rate of 44%, the numbers look to be stacking up well for this service.
Staking is generally between 0.5 pts e/w up to 2pts, so pretty reasonable.
Tips are sent out as close to 9 in the morning (GMT) as possible, so plenty of time to get the bets on.
All in all then this looks like a promising service and we are looking forward to getting our review underway.
Results will be updated here as we go along as usual, so you can see how Ellie is getting on.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to certain criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to certain criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall – just about!
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall – but a large portion of that profit is gone.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so it is still up overall.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so overall it is still well up.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so overall it is still well up.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so overall it is still well up.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so overall it is still well up.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so overall it is still well up.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so overall it is still well up.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so overall it is still well up.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so overall it is still well up.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so overall it is still well up.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so overall it is still well up.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so has a good body of results behind it now.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so has a good body of results behind it now.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so has a good body of results behind it now.
Just a reminder this is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot. It is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
The settings we are using are: exchange straight (which is the price just before the off), normal staking (not ratchet) and 1 point level stakes per bet.
It’s also worth adding that this strategy made 167 points profit during our original trial last year, so has a good body of results behind it now.
We are starting a new review today of a betting service called Sure Favs.
Well that’s not strictly accurate in fact – it’s actually picking up from a review we did previously.
Sure Favs is an automated betting system from the Exponential Bet (or Expo Bet for short) suite of services and we previously took a look at it as part of a broader review of four of their systems.
Although as a whole the four systems didn’t make a profit over the course of our review, Sure Favs was the one service that did perform well, producing an excellent 167 points profit during our trial.
We have kept an eye on results since our trial ended and it has continued to perform well, as you can see from the results graph below from the main Sure Favs system:-
Sure Favs – Main Exchange & BSP (Straight)
So we thought it would be a good time to give Sure Favs another look and put it through a dedicated trial of its own here at HBR.
In a nutshell Sure Favs is an automated strategy that places bets automatically on your Betfair account using software called Cloud Bet Bot.
We have tested the software out extensively across a number of reviews now and it works very well, placing bets seamlessly on your Betfair account to your specified stakes, all without the need for a VPN or leaving your computer running all day. Impressive stuff.
As the name suggests, Sure Favs is about backing favourites, one horse per race according to given criteria identified by Expo Bet.
There are essentially three strategies that form part of the service:
Sure Favs Main
Sure Favs High
Sure Favs Foundation
It is recommended to use a 100 point bank for each.
For a bit more info about the service, here is Ryan from Expo Bet with a quick run-down:
So it should be an interesting review and one we are looking forward to given the solid long-term results this one has amassed.
As always we will update results here as we go along.
It’s been a good time lately for football betting service Soccer Bank Builder, with a profit of 2.75 points made to 1-point level stakes since our last update.
That means they are now 3.26 points up for our trial overall at 1-point level stakes.
Staking 10% of the bank on each bet, they have made 28 points profit since our last update and are 29 points up for our trial to date.
So you can really see the difference now in the 10% staking approach versus level stakes. When you get on a run of winners like they have done lately then the bank can really grow quickly with the 10% staking approach.
Obviously on the downside a run of losers can hit the bank hard but for the moment the 10% staking approach is working well.
It’s been a pretty level start to our trial of football betting service Soccer Bank Builder, with a profit of 0.51 points made so far to 1-point level stakes after one month.
We are starting a new trial today of a football betting service called Soccer Bank Builder.
This is a strategy that claims to have turned £100 into £926 in just 9 months.
It says it has done this through a careful one bet a day strategy aimed to steadily grow the betting bank.
It uses a staking system of 10% of the bank on each bet and then recalculating the stake after every bet.
That is quite an aggressive approach and whilst on the one hand we can see how that might be able to turn £100 into over £900 in the space of 9 months, it is also risky.
We have seen similar approaches go close to going bust so it might be more prudent to use a lower stake (say 5%) on each bet.
In any event, for the purposes of our review we will use the 10% staking approach and also record results to one-point level stakes as usual.
It looks like the bets will be mainly at very short odds, which makes sense with the staking plan so hopefully the strike rate will also be high.
At one bet a day it should be nice and simple to follow so let’s see how it gets on under live trial conditions.
We will kick things off today and will report back soon here on how it’s getting on.
As mentioned in previous updates, this service often has runs of winners and losers and that has been the case again lately with 9 winners in a row earlier in November.
So there are options to add multiples and accas with this service to enhance results.
Hopefully just a small blip and they can get things moving in the right direction again now the international break is over and “proper” football is back.
It’s been a quiet time since the Euros ended but they are back up and running again now with outright bets for the English Football League and it’s all systems go with the Premier League returning this weekend too.
We’ve mentioned before that this service tends to have gluts of winners and they have done it again, with ten out of eleven winners across the Euros matches over the weekend!
So if you did those in accumulators or multiples you would have done very nicely. 🙂
The football season may be over but fear not, with the Euros coming in just over two weeks there will be bets for that we expect as they normally tip in international football as well as club football.
As mentioned in a previous results update, quite a few of the tips (around a third) are player passes bets, which you will need bookie accounts for – and specifically Bet365 if you want to match the advised number of passes on the specific player.
You can still follow the service without the player passes bets, but the profit would be significantly reduced (by over half for our trial).
It’s worth noting that you should be able to place most of the bets with this service at the exchanges as they are in main markets such as match odds, Asian handicap, total goals etc.
However, some of the bets are in the “player passes” market which is not available on the exchanges and requires bookmaker accounts.
More specifically, in some cases these bets are only available at Bet365 (with both the appropriate player and spread being available).
So looking at the player passes bets in isolation, there have been 156 in our trial to date (out of 454 total bets), producing a profit of 40 points.
Just something to bear in mind if you are looking at following the service, as having a Bet365 account to place the player passes bets is a significant advantage.
It’s been feast or famine for this service lately, with a run of four out of five winners, then four and a half out of five (the half win being an Asian handicap), then four losers in a row.
So if you were doing accas or multiples of the tips then it would have worked out nicely. Otherwise taking the tips as they are advised, in singles and occasional doubles, it’s been a roughly break-even month.
This has been one of the best football trials we have run in quite a while. We’ve often remarked how hard it is to find winning football services, so for one to have produced very good profits for over a year now is great to see.
There was a nice run of five winners in a row recently which helped to boost the results. Hopefully they can keep that kind of form going as the footy season starts to hot up.
It was a quiet time for this service over the Summer with no bets for a couple of months but they are back in full swing now with the tips flowing again and a positive start to the new season.
Just a reminder this is a football tipping service from a guy who used to work at a bookmakers.
There are a variety of bet typesused including first goalscorer, Asian handicap, total goals, corners, player passes and more.
Please note that Bet Chat are running an online workshop for the Inside Man service on Tuesday 28th March where their resident football tipster will explain his strategy for football bets and answer any questions people may have. You can sign up for the FREE workshop here.
Just a reminder this is a football tipping service from a guy who used to work at a bookmakers.
He has been doing particularly well lately on player passes bets, with a string of winners in December that really boosted the profits. Hopefully they can keep things going.
Just a reminder this is a football tipping service from a guy who used to work at a bookmakers.
There are a variety of bet typesused including first goalscorer, Asian handicap, total goals, corners, player passes and more. There are even some spread bets used so you will need a spread betting account to follow this one.
A promising start then, let’s see if it continues.
We are starting a new review today of a football service called The Inside Man.
This one comes from the Bet Chat stable of tipsters and has been around for a couple of years.
The tips are provided by a guy called Adam Cheng, who worked at bookmaker Fitzdares and became head of football trading. This role saw him not only work on the side of the bookmaker, but also as a trader for the company on football markets, making additional profits.
He decided in early 2020 to go full-time as a professional gambler and has been doing pretty well since.
The results published on the Bet Chat website show a profit of just under 100 points made so far, at a return on investment of 10%.
The strike rate is very solid at 51%, meaning at least half the bets so far have been winners.
There are a variety of different markets used including first goalscorer, Asian handicap, total goals, corners, player passes and more.
We’ve been on the lookout for a profitable new football tipster and the results from this one look promising.
So let’s see how they get on in a live trial. Results will be updated regularly here as we go along.
There are a real dearth of good NFL tipsters out there so we are hoping this one can get things moving forward a little and become the first NFL tipster to pass a trial here at HBR.
A variety of markets are used including moneyline, handicaps and points totals and the staking is normally 1 point per bet so it is pretty easy to follow.
Here at Honest Betting Reviews we are always on the lookout for services in sports beyond the “big three” of horse racing, football and golf.
In particular we are keen to seek out services covering US sports, which we see getting more coverage from tipsters now that gambling is legal in many US states.
The biggest US sport of them all of course is NFL, which is now a truly global game with massive TV audiences around the world and even some games being played in London.
Perhaps surprisingly, there are however a dearth of good NFL tipsters out there and we currently don’t have any on our Winning Tipsters list.
Hopefully that is all about to change however with this next review. The service we are looking at is called The Snap and it comes from a guy called Russ Yershon.
Russ is an NFL expert and sports fanatic who has featured on channels such as Bloomberg, offering his expert analysis and viewpoints on the sport.
His results last season were very impressive, with a return on investment of 14.81% being achieved on a strike rate of 58%.
It sounds like quite an easy service to follow with just 3-4 bets per week. There’s also a members-only chat group on Telegram where you can get discuss the week’s match-ups.
With the NFL season just about to kick off, it feels like an opportune time to get a review underway and in fact Russ has already sent out his outright picks for the campaign.
So without further ado we will get this review off and running and will report back here regularly on how things are going.
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