The idea behind the 567 Method is that it is meant to produce five bets per day, six days per week, giving seven points profit every week.
Nice idea in theory.
But sadly it didn’t turn out anything like that during our trial, finishing 43 points down in the end after three months.
The target of making seven points per week always seemed somewhat arbitrary (and hopeful) to us and that is what it proved to be.
Here are the results for the trial in graph format:
As you can see, things went downhill fairly early before a brief rally, but then there was a long losing run towards the end.
Some people in the comments below asked whether this is a scam. We don’t think it qualifies as a “scam” as such because it was never promising to make seven points profit per week, it was just a target – however arbitrary and unlikely that may have been.
But it does go down as a disappointing system and it’s a FAILED rating from us unfortunately.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: The selections are sent out in the morning by e-mail and there are five selections per day (apart from Sundays when there are none), so plenty of time to get the bets on.
Availability of prices: There wasn’t much of a problem getting the advised prices and indeed the BSP results ended up virtually the same as the advised price results.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was over 21%, so there were some losing streaks, particularly towards the end.
Advised Betting Bank: No betting bank was advised, but we used a 100 point bank, which we lost nearly half of during the trial.
Subscription costs: The service is currently full so subscription costs are not available at the moment.
OVERALL VERDICT: FAILED
The concept of making 7 points profit per week sadly didn’t materalise for the 567 Method during our trial.
In fact we finished 43 points down, lost nearly half our bank and only had a small proportion of the weeks during our trial when the target was hit.
So unfortunately it’s a FAILED rating for the 567 Method and time to move on to the next system.
We have been getting quite a few e-mails lately about something called the “567 Method.”
So always keen to check out any new offerings that come about and expose any possible scams, we thought we would investigate.
Upon clicking on the link you are taken to a glossy sales page with a video by a guy called “Ben Dawson.”
Now there are a number of things that worry us about this page.
Firstly there is the “only 7 days left to sign up.”
No successful system we have ever come across has this kind of sales pressure, certainly not at the outset.
Some will limit numbers of subscribers to protect prices after they have established a strong record of success over perhaps 1 or 2 years, but not to some arbitrary deadline.
Then there are the claims that he makes £700 per week, although when you watch the video he clarifies that he doesn’t actually make that amount every week.
Finally when we signed up, we immediately got requests to sign up to other services that Ben runs – never a good sign.
Anyway, the 567 method is supposedly 5 bets, 6 days per week, making 7 points profit on average. Simple enough.
There is no information about how selections are arrived at – “Well that is a secret that I am not willing to let out of the bag.”
There are no published results either to back up the claim of profits being made.
So all in all we have to say we are skeptical about the 567 Method so far.
But we will put these doubts aside and run a three month trial to see whether Ben can back up his claims with some solid results.
We will be back soon with our first update.
In the meantime you can check out the 567 Method here.
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Pre-Match Trading is a piece of software that calculates when the odds are out of alignment on Betfair prior to kick-off in football matches, indicating potentially profitable trades to be made.
All trades are completed before the match kicks off so none are left in-running.
There are two ways to use it: firstly, when you are a member they send you e-mail updates with recommended trades, usually on weekends; and secondly, you can operate the software manually to find the trades pretty much any time there is football on.
The vast majority of trades are in the correct score market, with a few in the over/under markets.
You are generally just looking for a tick or two in the odds to trade, so this is just looking for very small discrepancies in the odds. It is a case of little and often rather than looking for big wins.
Overall, what are our views on Pre-Match Trading then?
Well, by using the software manually, unfortunately we couldn’t make a profit during the trial and ended up 0.65 points down by the end. We are not sure why, but this just didn’t seem to work for us – more often the trades went against us than for us.
Using the trades recommended in their e-mails however, we fared much better, making 18 points profit to 10 point (or £10) stakes over the trial.
The trades had a decent success rate of over 60%, which showed they have solid accuracy.
Whilst this was positive however, using £10 stakes we wouldn’t have covered the subscription costs. Even using £100 stakes, would only just have covered the subscription costs.
And you do have to devote a bit of time to it as well, as if the trade doesn’t go your way you need to be monitoring the markets before kick-off to be able to trade out.
Overall then we feel a Neutral verdict is fair here. Whilst the trades did make a profit, you would need to trade at high stakes just to cover the subscription costs and given the time involved, we don’t think it is quite worth it to justify a recommended rating.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: It will take a bit of time to watch the training videos and figure out how the system works. Following the e-mail advice is more straightforward, with e-mails sent out normally on Saturday and Sunday morning with the day’s trades. As we mention above, you will often need to monitor prices before kick-off to trade out if things go against you.
Availability of prices: With the e-mails, you need to trade very quickly after you receive them as prices often reduce within a couple of minutes.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was over 60%, which was a good level and meant minimal losing streaks and a strong proportion of winners.
Advised Betting Bank: No betting bank was advised, but we used a 30 point bank which was more than sufficient and should never be in jeopardy with a system like this where you are just looking for one or two ticks profit.
Subscription costs: Subscription costs are £39 per month, £106 per quarter or £191 for 6 months.
OVERALL VERDICT:NEUTRAL
Having made a profit of 18 points over our trial, it may seem harsh to give Pre-Match Trading a neutral rating.
Our test when considering whether a passed rating is merited though is whether you would recommend the system to a friend in the pub.
When looking at the PMT package as a whole, we felt we probably wouldn’t be able to do this. You would need quite high stakes just to cover the subscription costs and even with £100 stakes, you would only have ended about 70 quid up at the end of trial.
Plus you would have had to put in quite a bit of time to make that, so on reflection it didn’t quite seem worth it to us.
If you are wanting to do some football trading, then we would recommend another product from the same team – Football Trading Alerts – which passed our recent trial with flying colours.
Firstly apologies for the delay in updating the results for Pre Match Trading. We started things towards the end of last season but didn’t quite have enough time to get our head around it and then we were into the Summer break.
We wanted to get a decent look at the selections in the main season, which we have now been able to do.
So how are things going?
Well, we have separated things into two different approaches:
Following the trades they send out by e-mail
Doing manual selections using the software
On the first count, the selections have been doing fairly well. We are £5.47 up using £10 stakes, which is obviously a profit but it has been quite a lot of work to generate such a small sum.
On the second count, we are £1.34 down so far.
You can view full results here. Please note that there are two tabs to the spreadsheet – please see at the bottom of the spreadsheet for the two options.
We are not sure why we should be doing worse than them, other than that perhaps they send out the strongest selections where as we are just picking any identified by the software.
Anyway, we will run the trial for a little longer to see where it ends up and whether we can do a little better with the manual selections.
Unfortunately we haven’t had as much time as hoped to look at Pre-Match Trading, a tool that helps you to trade the Betfair markets before kick-off.
After learning how it works and trading a few initial matches, our attention was then taken away by some issues with our website and e-mail.
And now that the main football season has come to an end, it is probably not a great time to be using the system as it does rely on having good liquidity in markets like the correct score to get the most out of it.
So what we intend to do is to take a proper look at it over the Euros and then provide a proper results update then.
In the meantime, what have our thoughts on Pre-Match Trading been so far?
Well, it is reasonably straightforward to use.
You log in and look at the various matches that are available.
Then potential discrepancies between the Betfair odds and what the PMT Scanner thinks the odds should be are highlighted in red.
So you can then go onto Betfair, either back or lay the relevant selection (depending on which way the odds are predicted to go), and wait and see what happens.
They advise that the best time to trade out is a few minutes before kick-off, but you can obviously trade out well before that if you like – or certainly as soon as the expected price has been hit and you can secure a profit.
There are two potential ways to use the PMT subscription – one is to follow the selections that are sent out by e-mail by the PMT team and the other is to manually scan markets yourself and see what opportunities you can find.
Our experience of using their selections was that they are generally pretty accurate, but often prices go very quickly so you can’t make the trade, or you request a price and the bet never gets matched.
It was a similar case for finding our own selections – most of the time they were accurate, but quite a lot of the time bets didn’t get matched.
Generally we were trading £100 per selection and making a few quid per trade, so you are talking a slow bank builder here rather than a get rich quick scheme.
Overall our impressions so far are good and we will return when we have some more established results to report.
With the growth of the betting exchanges, we punters have been given the opportunity to trade sports markets in the way that people trade the stockmarket and forex markets.
We can now not just gamble, but set up trades that take advantage of the movement in odds without needing to worry about who is going to win a particular match.
It is quite an attractive proposition, to trade markets with the kind of cool detachment of a professional trader.
With this opportunity presenting itself, it was surely only a matter of time before some clever people designed software to take advantage of the movement in odds to make a profit.
And that is what we have with Pre Match Trading(or slightly unfortunately also called “PMT”),a piece of software designed to set up successful trades on football matches before they have even kicked off.
The programme is based on probability theory and statistics and compares prices in certain markets with those in secondary (but related) markets to spot any discrepancies that can be exploited.
The main markets it looks at are the correct score and over/under markets, although there has recently been an addition of “draw inflation” which allows you to look at potential value in the match odds market.
The software apparently has a very high strike rate, so it will be interesting to see if that is shown during our trial and how much money you are able to make out of each trade.
Subscription costs are £20 for 14 days, £39 for 1 month or £106 for 3 months.
So without further ado we will get our trial of Pre Match Trading underway and will revert soon with out first update.
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Please note this service has been discontinued. We will update this page if the system is re-released in future.
As an alternative, the scanner which the alerts were generated from is still available and is called In-Play Trading, so if you are able to trade matches in-running you should be able to achieve similar results to those achieved below with Football Trading Alerts by using the scanner.
Football Trading Alerts is a trading system for Betfair from the same team behind Pre-Match Trading and Trade the Horses, among other products.
It is in many ways in a spin-off of their In Play Trading tool, which uses in-play statistics to identify where there is value in trading a particular market.
For example, in-play statistics may indicate that one team is dominating a match, creating lots of chances, having lots of possession and corners and looking very much like they may score soon. So the tool would give a rating suggesting to back that team (or lay the draw if the game was drawing).
Or it may that the stats indicate that both sides are creating lots of chances and the game is very open, so backing overs in the over/under market may be the thing to do.
Anyway, what Football Trading Alerts does is rather than you having to monitor lots of markets manually, it does the hard work for you and tells you when to trade a particular match.
So for instance you receive an e-mail like this:
PL / Polish Cup / Arka Gdynia v Bytovia Bytow Nov 29 at 19:30
You then just follow the instructions and execute the bets they suggest and that’s it, you are done!
Despite the name, you don’t actually need to trade these selections, you can just leave them to run. So it really is very simple to follow.
But how did it get on under a live three month trial?
Well we are pleased to say it performed excellently, producing £629 profit. The very most you could lose on the majority of bets was £35, with a few at £39.
The alerts had a good strike rate of 60%, meaning more than of the bets were winners.
Here is a look at the profit graph for the trial:
A pretty steady growth path over the trial – good stuff.
Making a profit from football is notoriously hard so we are delighted to have come across a system that has a clear, logical approach that you can understand as to why it works.
The power of their approach is demonstrated by their long-term results, which show profits of well over £4,000 since starting up in January 2015.
Now we can’t verify the results from before our trial started, but we have no reason whatsoever to doubt them as the results given on their website for the period of our trial matched exactly the selections that were given out.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use:The only thing to be aware of – and we did mention this a few times during our trial – is that you may not be able to follow all of the alerts that are given out.
That is because the selections are sent out for live matches and you need to be able to access Betfair when the alerts are sent out. You might be out, at work, or otherwise engaged. It is not like tipping services, that for example give tips out in the morning and then you have a few hours to get the bets on before the matches or races start.
However, at the same time you have a good idea of when trades will be sent out – busy footballing weekday evenings or weekends from 3pm, so it is not like you need to be on 24 hour call or anything.
And of course even if you miss a few trades it is not the end of the world. They clearly have an edge over the market, so over the course of time you should still do very well if you are trading the majority of the alerts.
Availability of prices: This is all about trading quickly, so occasionally by the time you receive the alert and log in, a goal will already have been scored. But then on other occasions, the odds will have improved without a goal being scored, so you will do better than their advised prices. Swings and roundabouts is probably what a football manager would call it.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 60%, which was a good level and meant minimal losing streaks and a strong proportion of winners.
Advised Betting Bank: No betting bank was advised, but we used a £1,000 bank which should be more than enough given the £35 stakes and 60% strike rate.
Subscription costs: Subscription costs are £39 per month, £106 per quarter or £191 per 6 months, which is pretty reasonable for a service that has produced such consistent results.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
We have written many times here at Honest Betting Reviews about how hard it is to make money betting on football and how few successful football tipsters and betting systems there are.
So it is great to see a product like Football Trading Alerts come along and produce excellent profits over the course of a three month trial.
With £629 profit made to just £35 stakes, the alerts have demonstrated a clear edge over the market and grown our bank by a very nice 63% over the trial.
It is a strategy that clearly makes sense to use in-play data on how a match is going to place bets. We have all seen games when one side is dominating and constantly knocking on the door. Man Utd under Alex Ferguson used to masters at it – producing wave after wave of attack.
So it is a definite recommended rating from us. The only thing to be aware of us is that you may miss a few trades, but this shouldn’t stop you from a really good long term profit from the trades.
We have been impressed with the consistency of the service and looking back at their results over the last few years, it does appear they have a solid edge over the market.
So with just a couple of weeks left in our trial, this one is looking like winner.
We will return soon with our final verdict on Football Trading Alerts.
As we said last time, you do need to be able to access Betfair when the trades are sent out, so it is possible you will not be able to make all the trades.
But it does appear from what we have seen so far that there is value in the trading alerts, so overall you should do well with this.
That profit is following their advised staking, where the maximum you can lose on any one game is £32.
So you could say we are just under 10 points up so far.
The only thing to note about this service is that unless you are constantly monitoring your e-mails and have access to Betfair all the time, you will probably miss some of the selections.
It might be you are out for dinner, at the pub or something and not able to check your e-mails to see if there are any selections.
But at the same time, it seems these selections do offer “value” so even if you miss a few, over the course of time you should still make a good profit as each pick is based on the current state of play in a game as indicated by the in-play stats.
There will also be times when there will have been a goal before you can get your bet on, but this will be counteracted to a certain extent by the instances when the odds have drifted out from those advised in the e-mail so you are getting better value.
Overall we are impressed with this service, which seems to be a very good way of finding value in-play bets on football.
It comes very much from the In Play Trading system, in that subscribers to that get access to a chat room where trades are suggested by the administrator based on certain indicators.
However, not everyone has the time and inclination to sit in a chat room all evening waiting for trades to appear, so they have developed these alerts as a neat solution.
What happens is you get an alert to trade a match on Betfair (or your exchange of choice) when their relevant indicators are hit.
So you will get an e-mail like this:
TR / Turkish Super League / Galatasaray v Karabukspor Aug 22 at 19:45
Time played: 78′
Lay the draw: £20 @ 1.59
Lay Under 1.5: £27 @ 1.11
Then you simply follow the instructions and execute the trades. You don’t need to monitor after that, just let them run until the end of the game – or hopefully until they are successful.
The trades are based primarily on their “pressure index” which combines a variety of statistics showing when a team is dominating a game and creating lots of chances.
In such instances, more often than not they will go on to score a goal. That is the theory on which the alerts are based.
The results published on the website look very impressive, with over £4,000 profit made since March 2015, with up to £48 generally risked per trade (but often less than that).
We like the simplicity of this approach and are quite hopeful the trial will turn out positively.
So without further ado, we will kick-off our trial and report back soon on how things are going.
In the meantime, you can check out Football Trading Alerts here.
Our trial of sports tipster Low Hanging Profits has been completed and unfortunately it has finished in quite a substantial loss of -57 points.
That represents a loss of 76% of the bank, which is quite a considerable loss.
We often say that being an expert in one sport is difficult but being an expert an multiple sports is a feat only a very select few can achieve.
Sadly on the basis of our trial, Low Hanging Profits haven’t managed to join that select group.
As you can see from the graph below, it was quite an up and down trial, but always in negative territory.
So on the basis of such a large percentage of the starting bank being lost, unfortunately it can only be a failed rating for Low Hanging Profits.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: Tips are sent out in morning with plenty of time to get the bets on. There are an average of two bets per day, so it’s a fairly straightforward service to follow.
Availability of prices: We had no problem obtaining the advised prices, with most of the tips in high profile events with good liquidity.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 67%, which on the face of it is very good, but clearly it was not high enough to return a profit at the odds they tip at.
Advised Betting Bank: A 75 point betting bank is advised for the service, which we don’t think is enough. Although the strike rate is high, the staking is high at up to 10 points per selection and an average of 6.5 points. That means even a small losing run of 5 or 6 is going to do serious damage to the bank. We think a more realistic bank would be 100-150 points.
Subscription costs: Subscription costs are £1 for the first month then £24.95 per month, £59.95 per quarter or £219.95 for lifetime.
There have been some bad 10 point losses recently, including Hillary Clinton to win the US Election (argh!), laying Man City against Barcelona and laying West Ham versus Chelsea in the League Cup.
Those losses hit the bank pretty bad, so it will need something special over the last couple of weeks of our trial to turn things into profit for Low Hanging Profits.
It’s been a better month for Low Hanging Profits since our last update, with 6 points of profit added.
That means they are now 22 points down overall, which isn’t quite as bad as it sounds as the staking is quite, with an average stake of 7 points per bet.
They tip in a variety of sports including football, darts, rugby and snooker. It can be tough to make money from tipping in a number of different sports, although some do manage it, such as The Sports Guruand Betting Bias.
Hopefully this is just a blip for Low Hanging Profits and they will get back on form soon.
Those of you who are regular visitors to Honest Betting Reviews will know we are big fans of systems that deliver high strike rates.
“Why?” – you may ask.
Well, for one, it means you will lots of winning bets and short losing streaks, which psychologically is very good.
Second, with a higher strike rate you can bet a bigger percentage of your bank on each selection, meaning bigger staking and the potential to build a bank more quickly.
Thirdly, you don’t tend to suffer from such sharp price reductions on tips like you do when a tipster is tipping at say 25/1 or 33/1 – in other words, there is a lot of liquidity in the market generally when backing at odds-on.
So all in all it is a very positive thing when you find a system with a high strike rate that also delivers profit.
That is what we have with the latest service we have come across, Low Hanging Profitsfrom the Betting Gods stable.
This is a tipster who bets on a variety of sports including Football, Horse Racing, Cricket, Rugby and Snooker.
Their strike rate since starting up back in March is over 70%, which is excellent stuff.
Profits to date have averaged over £280 per month to £10 stakes and the return on investment is over 10%.
Low Hanging Profits is run by a guy called Raymond who has been a professional bettor for many years and has apparently perfected the art of selecting bets where bookies have priced things wrongly and the odds are ripe for picking – low hanging fruit if you like.
It’s a strategy that certainly seems to have been working well to date, so let’s see if it can hold up under the scrutiny of a live trial.
We will run our normal three month test of this and will report back shortly on how things are progressing.
It’s been something of a roller coaster ride during our trial of theGolf Betting Expert,with big losing runs followed by big wins.
That – if you’ll excuse the pun – is par for the course with golf betting.
When you are betting at such long odds (with average odds of 93/1 during our trial), then you are going to get long losing runs.
So you need two things when following the Golf Betting Expert – and indeed most golf tipsters:
A big betting bank
Nerves of steel
Yes, it can be very trying on the patience when you have week after week with no returns. But stick with it and you should be rewarded.
That was the case here, when we were over 100 points down before Cody Gribble went and landed the spoils at the Sandersons Farms Championship at 155/1, completely changing the picture.
Overall we have finished in profit, which is the main thing, with 41 points made over the six month trial.
From the graph below though you will see the roller coaster nature of the journey:
As you can see, we were down for the most of the trial before a big leap upwards at the end.
With these commendable results we are happy to award this a PASSED rating and to place it on our top 10 golf services list.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: Tips are sent out on Tuesdays, giving you plenty of time to get the bets on before the tournaments tee off on Thursday. There are slightly more bets than most golf services though, with around 12-14 bets per week.
Availability of prices: There were no problems obtaining the advised prices and using Betfair can get you a significantly higher price on the win part of most bets (although slightly lower on the place part).
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 7%, which as we say will test the patience of just about anyone. But those who stuck with the service will have been rewarded.
Advised Betting Bank: A 200 point betting bank is advised for the service, but that is clearly not enough as we were 164 points down at one point. So we used a 300 point bank, which should be sufficient but you may want to try a 400 point bank to be on the safe side.
Subscription costs: Subscription costs are £1 for the 1st month then £39.95 per month or £99.95 per quarter.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
Whilst theGolf Betting Expertmade a decent profit of 41 points over the course of our six month trial, it was a roller coaster ride.
We were over 160 points down at one stage during the trial, which certainly tests your fortitude.
At the same though, we had some superb winners, with Cody Gribble at 155/1, Michael Thompson at 110/1, Aaron Baddeley at 55/1 and Patrick Reed at 50/1.
So the question is whether you are prepared to accept the long losing runs in return for the massive winners that come in intermittently.
If you are, then the Golf Betting Expert is a good service and has proved it can generate a profit over a long period of time.
This won’t be for everyone though and certainly not those who like a high frequency of winners.
Last time we pointed out the importance of staying patient with a golf tipster, as you can often go long periods without a winner.
Well if you had stuck with the Golf Betting Expert then your patience would have been rewarded further this month, as they landed a 50/1 winner in the shape of Patrick Reed at the Barclays last week.
That came on the back of some good placed finishes, including Matt Fitzpatrick at the Czech Masters at 16/1, David Lipsky at the Made in Denmark at 60/1 and Emilliano Grillo at 90/1, also at the Barclays.
That meant the Golf Betting Expert made 57 points profit on the month.
In our last update for Golf Betting Expert, we emphasised the importance of patience when following a golf tipster.
Well if you shown patience and stuck with them this month, you would have been rewarded with a winner in the form of Aaron Baddeley at the Barbasol Championship at 55/1.
That helped bring in 30 points profit for the month since our last update.
Sadly though, the trial overall still stands at 104 points down.
This proves once again that you normally need two things to follow a golf tipster:
A big betting bank
A lot of patience!
Due to the odds of the tips being so high – in this case the average odds so far have been 95/1 – that means you generally have to wait 95 bets for each winner, which requires nerves of steel.
But most importantly it requires a betting bank that is sufficient to cover the losing runs. So in a case such as this, we would recommend a bank of between 500 and 1,000 points.
Anyway, let’s hope things pick up for the Golf Betting Expert over the next few weeks as there are some cracking tournaments coming up, so plenty of opportunities.
It is quite normal in golf betting though to go a long time without a winner, as you are betting at long odds most of the time.
So no need to get alarmed yet, although it would certainly be nice to hit a winner.
The high points since our last update have been placed finishes for Tyrell Hatton at 66/1 and Nicolas Colsearts at 33/1, so decent returns from those two.
But hopefully we will have more positive news to report in our next update.
So far we are 8 points in profit after three weeks of the trial, but it was very close to being 66 points better than that on Monday at the rain-affected Zurich Classic New Orleans.
Those of you who – like me – managed to catch some coverage on Monday (I listened to it on PGA Tour Radio myself) would have noted the amazing final round of Beyong Hun-An, who unfortunately just missed out on winning in a playoff.
So it was a close run thing for the Golf Betting Expert, who nearly added another big-priced winner to his collection.
But there have been some nice place finishes to keep things chugging along and good to see a positive start to the trial of this very promising golf tipster.
Well what a thrilling – and unexpected – ending it was to the US Masters on Sunday.
I don’t think anyone was expecting Spieth to implode in the way he did. He looked to be cruising to his second Green Jacket when five ahead going into the back nine, but just shows you what a strange game golf is.
Well done to Danny Willett though on staying cool and securing his first major title.
Traditionally the Masters has been seen as the start of the golfing season proper, even though these days there are plenty of good tournaments in the months before Augusta.
But it is certainly the start of a good time for golf, with the next few months seeing the Players Championship, US Open and Open Championship as well as lots of good tournaments on both sides of the Atlantic.
So it seems like a good time to start a trial of a new golf tipster.
The one we have for you today is called Golf Betting Expert from the reputable Tipping Gurus stable.
They have made a very impressive 280 points profit this year at a return on investment of 126%!
That works out at a cool £700 per month betting to just £10 stakes.
That’s pretty phenomenal going. Their winners this year have included:
Fabian Gomez at 100/1 for the Sony Open
Danny Willett at 40/1 for the Dubai Desert Classic
SSP Chowrasia at 40/1 for the Indian Open
Plus some very good place finishes as well.
So although it’s early days for the Golf Betting Expert, this seems like a very promising service and hopefully they will continue the excellent form shown so far this season.
Value Favsis a horse racing tipster from the reputable Tipster Street stable.
As the name suggests, they focus on favourites, which is quite unusual in the tipping game as most tipsters tend to look at higher-priced horses.
However, there is a huge advantage in going for favourites as it means you will win a high proportion of your bets (i.e. high strike rate), meaning you can bet a larger amount of your bank on each selection and build a bank more quickly.
Plus the losing streaks will tend to be shorter, which makes it easier psychologically to follow.
The trouble is, it is usually tough to find value in favourites as they tend to be “known quantities,” where as some outsiders that are unfancied often come in under the radar and go off a much bigger price than they should be.
So with all that said, could Value Favs overcome the obstacles and make a profit from backing favourites?
Well the answer is a clear “yes!”
Over the course of our three month trial, they made 48 points profit at advised prices.
That represented very close to a doubling of the bank, very commendable stuff.
Here is the results graph for the trial:
As you can see, a pretty steady graph with a bit of a dip towards the end, but then a nice finish to the trial.
The strike rate was pretty high as we would expect when backing favourites, at 43%, so nearly half the bets were winners.
The return on investment was good as well at 14%, which is a decent level given the strike rate achieved.
At Betfair SP, the results weren’t quite as good, with 24 points of profit being made, so half of the profits at advised prices.
But that’s still a respectable profit made over the trial.
Overall we are impressed with the service and are happy to give it a recommended rating.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: Tips are sent out in morning with plenty of time to get the bets on. There are an average of two bets per day, so it’s a fairly straightforward service to follow.
Availability of prices: Prices are usually fairly obtainable, although as is often the case, do get pushed in by the time of the race so it is a good idea to get your bets on quickly.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 43%, which as we say, is at the higher end of what we normally see with horse racing tipsters.
Advised Betting Bank: A 50 point betting bank is advised for the service. This was never in jeopardy during the trial, but might be slightly on the aggressive side, so you may want a 75 point bank to be a little safer.
Subscription costs: Subscription costs are £4.99 for the 1st month then £19.95 per month or £39.95 per quarter, which are very reasonable for a service of this quality.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
Value Favsachieved the remarkable feat of making a profit from backing favourites, something that is notoriously difficult in betting.
Making 48 points profit during our trial, they nearly doubled the bank over the course of three months.
The Betfair SP results achieved exactly half that, at 24 points profit.
With very reasonable subscription costs and minimal work involved in following the service,Value Favsis a top notch service and well worth signing up to.
At Betfair SP, things are a little worse, with 18 points lost since our last update, bringing them to 25 points up overall.
Let’s hope this is just a blip for Value Favs as we are very hopeful this will be turn out to be a top service. Every month so far has been a winning one, which is mightily impressive consistency.
Things have continued to progress nicely for horse racing tipster Value Favs since our last update, with a further 18 points of profit made at advised prices.
That takes them to 53 points in profit for the trial overall, very impressive stuff.
At Betfair SP things have also gone well, with a further 15 points of profit made since our last update, taking them to 43 points up overall.
Really good to see this one doing so well, with such a high strike rate (and therefore lots of winners), Value Favs is looking like a really top tipster.
What is that saying about London buses? You wait for ages and then three come along at once…
Well that is exactly how we are feeling about promising horse racing tipsters.
It had been quite a well since we had seen anything that really got us excited and made us think “this could be something special.”
And then in the last week, suddenly we find three all at once!
First off we had Early Odds, a highly impressive-looking tipster that takes advantage of early prices – but still makes a very good profit at Betfair SP.
Then there was Racing Investment, a high-strike rate service delivering incredible return on investment of over 70%.
And now we have Value Favs, a promising-looking service from the reputable Tipster Street stable.
As you may have guessed by the name, this is a tipster that concentrates on the top end of the market and finding favourites that represent value.
The good thing about such an approach is that you normally get lots of winners and that has certainly been the case here, with a strike rate of 48% to date.
So very nearly half of the bets so far have been winners!
The profit levels have been very good as well, with over 170 points profit to date since the service started in December 2015.
What is equally as impressive is that the return on investment so far has been 18%, which is very high for such a high strike-rate service.
And the consistency has been very good, with eight out of eight months to date being profitable.
So all in all this looks pretty awesome!
As ever with Tipster Street services, costs are very reasonable as well at just £4.99 for your first month and then £19.95/month or £39.95/quarter.
We are very much looking forward to this trial and if Value Favs can live up to its previous results then we may well have found a service worth adding to our armory.
Only time will tell of course, but initial signs are promising.
We will run the normal three month trial and report back on how things are going soon.
Early Odds is a horse racing selection service from the Winning Information Network tipster stable. It has been going for just over a year now and in that time has produced some very impressive results.
It is run by a guy called Max who apparently built a database of horse racing statistics and information and then developed software to analyse all that data and come up with winning selections.
We ran a three month trial of Early Odds, so how did it perform under the spotlight of a live trial?
Well we are pleased to report that it has produced very good results and continued the excellent form shown prior to our trial.
We have finished the trial 112 points up at advised prices, which constituted 112% growth of the bank.
Here are the results in graph format:
As you can see, things got off to a slow start but then really took off over the second half of the trial.
Those results were achieved with a return on investment of 25%, which is excellent going and is one of the best returns from a trial we have seen in a while.
However, at Betfair SP the results were considerably lower with 21 points profit made.
So following the selections at Betfair SP will produce at loss less profit over the long-term.
As the same of the service suggests, this is about taking early prices the evening before racing, so it is vital to get the bets on as soon as you can.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: Tips are sent out in the evening before racing and there are an average of five bets per day, so some time commitment is needed to follow the service.
Availability of prices: Prices get pushed in fairly significantly between being sent out and the race time, so it is crucial to get the bets on as soon as you can and certainly in the evening. As we say above, Betfair SP results were markedly lower, so you may struggle to make a profit at BSP.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 21%, which is on the lower side so some patience and a good-sized bank will be needed.
Advised Betting Bank: No betting bank was advised, but we used a 100 point bank for the trial and it was never in jeopardy during the trial.
Subscription costs: Subscription costs are £49+VAT per month, £98+VAT per quarter or £149+VAT for 6 months.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
Early Odds has produced some excellent results during our trial, making over 100 points profit in 3 months.
That more than doubled our starting bank, which is a fantastic effort and definitely merits a recommended rating from us.
It is worth bearing in mind that there’s a little bit of work involved in following the service, with an average of five bets per day.
And the results at Betfair SP were considerably lower with 21 points profit made, so to get the most out of this service you will need access to some bookie accounts.
As long as you have that though, this service is well worth joining and comes highly recommended.
It’s been a great month for Early Odds, who have made 82 points profit at advised prices since our last update, putting them 101 points up for the trial overall.
At Betfair SP, there is quite a significant difference however. They have made 45 points profit since our last update, meaning they are 19 points up for the trial overall at Betfair SP.
So as we have said before, this is probably a service that requires you have to bookie accounts as it looks like it will struggle at Betfair SP.
We are nearly at the end of the trial so will wrap things up shortly.
When you think of approaches to winning at horse racing betting, there are a few key things to have.
An ability to study the form, crunch through numbers and see things from angles most punters don’t take into account.
Another factor we have seen more and more lately is the ability to take advantage of the early prices posted by the bookmakers.
We have just come across a service that combines all these things and has achieved very impressive results to date.
The service in question is called Early Odds.
It is run by a guy called Max who is a professional horse racing bettor and computer programmer.
Apparently Max built a database of horse racing statistics and information and then developed software to analyse all that data and come up with winning selections.
So far it has worked splendidly for him, amassing over 500 points profit since starting providing his selections in November 2015.
Amazingly, all that has been achieved using just 1 point level stakes, quite an extraordinary feat.
The return on investment so far is 32%, which is amongst the highest we have seen over an extended period.
Now before those of you who have lost your bookie accounts turn away, there is more good news.
Even using Betfair SP, Early Odds has managed over 275 points profit at a return on investment of 22%.
Now how many services do you know that can say that!
And each month so far has been profitable, showing a high level of consistency to date.
Needless to say, we are quite excited about this service and can’t wait to get the trial underway.
So without further ado, we will commence a three month trial today and will be back soon with our first update on how things are going.
In the meantime you can check out Early Odds here.
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Racing Investment is a horse racing tipster from the Bet Fan group of tipsters.
Coming into our trial, they had amassed some astonishing results, racking up over 600 points profit at an almost unheard of return on investment of 91%.
However, as is often the case in this business, the trial results didn’t live up to the pre-trial results and we are left somewhat disappointed here.
Overall, we have finished 10 points down after three months. Given that all selections are backed with 5 points, it is the equivalent of being just 2 points down to 1 point level stakes.
That is very close to breaking even, so we think a neutral rating is a fair judgement here.
Looking at how things went in graph format, we can see the volatile nature of the results:
However, it should be borne in mind that the 5 point stakes accentuate the up and down nature of the results.
One thing to note though is that they finished 48 points down at Betfair SP, so it is questionable whether the service is practical to follow at BSP.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: Tips are sent out in the morning (or you can log in to the Bet Fan website) and there is an average of just one bet per day, so it is a very simple service to follow with minimal time commitment.
Availability of prices: Prices are generally fairly available and you shouldn’t have too many problems getting the advised price. However, as we state above, the Betfair SP results were quite a bit worse so beware of using BSP.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 37%, which is quite a bit below the pre-trial average of 61%, and explains why the results weren’t as good during our trial.
Advised Betting Bank: No betting bank was advised, but we used a 150 point bank for the trial and it was never in jeopardy during the trial.
Subscription costs: Subscription costs are £40+VAT per month or £80+VAT per quarter.
OVERALL VERDICT: NEUTRAL
We had high hopes for Racing Investment coming into our trial, which had the almost perfect trifecta of great results, at a high strike rate and phenomenal ROI.
However, as we see so often here, it couldn’t reproduce those results under a live trial and ended up more or less breaking even at advised prices over our trial.
So the only fair verdict seems like a neutral rating here.
We will keep an eye on things to see if results pick up, but for the time being its a watching brief for this one.
It’s been a disappointing time for Racing Investment, who have dropped 12 points since our last update to be -3 points for the trial overall at advised prices.
At Betfair SP things have been considerably worse, with 29 points dropped since our last update to be -39 points for the trial overall.
We had high hopes for this service as the results coming into our trial were outstanding, but as is so often the case, they have failed to reproduce those results under the spotlight of a live trial.
Anyway, only a couple of weeks left in our trial of Racing Investment, so let’s hope for a good finish from them.
At Betfair SP, things are slightly worse, with 39 points dropped since our last update to be 10 points down for the trial.
Hopefully this is just a minor blip for Racing Investment and things will get back on track soon, as their results coming into the trial were highly impressive.
Today we are commencing a new trial of a horse racing service calledRacing Investment.
This is a horse racing tipster that looks highly promising.
As those of you who have been following Honest Betting Reviews for a while know, there are a few key ingredients we look for when searching for a good tipster.
Other than the obvious good profit levels shown – in this case over 660 points profit to date – we want to see consistency. Has the tipster had a majority of winning months?
In the case of Racing Investment, every month so far has been profitable, so check.
Then we look at strike rate – does the tipster have a high strike rate, meaning losing runs will be short and staking can be higher?
In this case, the strike rate is a very impressive 61% – meaning more bets have won than lost so far, which is very encouraging indeed – check.
After that it is a case of checking out the return on investment (ROI). In this case that is also exceptionally high, at an astonishing 91%.
We actually struggle to remember a service with such a high ROI – so it’s certainly a check on that front.
Next up we consider how the results stack up at Betfair SP. For many of us who have had our bookie accounts closed or limited, being able to make a profit at Betfair SP is crucial.
Well it’s good news on that front too – the Betfair SP results are also very strong, with 522 points profit made to date at a return on investment of over 70% – check again.
Finally, we look at how long the service has been going.
Basically it’s a case of the longer the better. If a service can demonstrate a winning record over a long period then it is unlikely to be just chance and more likely that they have a genuine edge over the market.
Racing Investment doesn’t quite score on this front as it’s only been going since January 2016, but by the end of our review we will have three months more results to chalk up and a better feel of the long-term profitability of the service.
With such an impressive record to date, we really couldn’t resist testing this out and are genuinely excited about its prospects.
We also like the fact that the sales page is – well, fairly non-salesy – and focuses on the fact that the service is based around a business model and shrewd investing, not gambling.
Anyone who takes such an approach is much more likely to succeed and the results so far certainly back that up.
Anyway, enough of the build-up, let’s get things going and kick off the trial.
We’ll be back soon with our first update.
In the meantime, you can check out Racing Investment here.
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Roger Elliot’s Trade Copieris a system for automatically copying the trades that Roger, a forex expert, makes himself.
Once you have set up the software, it operates by itself and you don’t need to do anything. So it suits busy people who don’t have time during the day to execute trades that are sent out by e-mail or text.
During our trial, it made 130 pips profit, which isn’t too bad but we felt not quite enough to warrant a recommended rating, when you consider the subscription costs are £79 per month, plus the trade copier costs £18 per month.
So you are talking just shy of £100 per month, which is quite a steep cost.
We always compliment anyone who makes a profit and that has been the case here, but as we say it just fell short of achieving a passed rating. If you are able to trade at high stakes, at say 5 pips per point, then it might be worthwhile. But we imagine for most people, at £1 or £2 per pip you would not have made the subscription costs back.
There are a low number of trades, with just two per week during our trial, so this is a very careful approach to trading, which we can’t knock.
It was a little complicated getting the trade copier set up and involved quite a few e-mails back and forth with the company involved, 4xSolutions.
Once it was set up though, it ran very smoothly and we think it is actually a great innovation. One of the big problems we encounter is that people struggle to match trading signals that are sent out quickly enough before they have moved. So this takes that worry out of the equation for you.
OVERALL VERDICT: NEUTRAL
Roger Elliot’s Trade Copieris an innovative approach to forex trading, allowing busy people to copy the exact trades that Roger takes using automated software.
It made 130 pips profit during our trial, which is good but fell just short of a recommended rating. With subscription costs of nearly £100 per month, you would need to trade at quite high levels to cover those costs.
If you are able to do so, then it may be worth having a go.
Roger is careful to trade only when he says a really good opportunity, so as to maximise profits and make sure we are not risking our money on anything that he is not 100% sure of.
That means things are slow and steady rather than fast and furious so to speak.
But results so far have fully justified that approach and the bank is growing nicely.
Just a reminder that you can get a £10 discount on your first month’s subscription as a visitor to Honest Betting Reviews.
Just use the code DFHB when you sign up and Roger will apply the discount.
The great thing about this, as we have said before, is that once it is set up you don’t need to do anything – you don’t even need your computer switched on, the trade copier service will do everything for you.
Anyway, good to see profits being made and let’s hope things continue in the same vein.
What I really want from a betting or trading system is to have to do as little work as possible.
This, as I say, is partly because I’m lazy. It’s also to do with time, since I have other things to do (not least running this website!) so can’t be spending hours finding selections for a particular system.
So when someone came along and suggested a new idea to me, I was quite intrigued.
The idea is basically a trade copier.
What it does is to mirror the trades of someone else, so once you have set it up you don’t need to do anything at all.
The trade copier follows certain select trades he makes, mainly based around the Forex pair GBP/JPY.
These trades supposedly make Roger around 300 pips per month and he has yet to have a losing month from them.
In the first month of the service going live in June, over 1,100 pips profit was made.
July has started positively as well, with over 400 pips profit made so far.
So if this works as well as Roger says, then we might have something very special. Not just a profitable system, but one you just have to set up and then can leave alone.
I am also just generally intrigued by this idea of a trade copier and wonder if there are some other services you can apply this to.
Would take away the worry of missing selections if you are on holiday/in a meeting etc and take any possible human interference with staking out of the equation.
I suppose it’s not that different to the Bet Hawk betting bot we have trialed and approved here at Honest Betting Reviews, just on forex rather than Betfair.
Anyway, let’s see if this is as good as I’ve built it up to be. We will run a normal three month trial and report back regularly on how things are going.
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So that’s just £70 for the rest of July and August.
To qualify for this offer, please use the code DFHBR
So just contact Roger here with the code above and you will be eligible for the discount to the trade copier service.
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The Football Hedging System is a much talked-about suite of football trading systems run by Tony Langley.
There has been a great deal of interest from the gambling community about the Football Hedging System and it seems to have generated some heated debate – although most comment has been positive overall.
Membership has now been closed – we understand for good – so doing a review may be a bit of a moot point now but we thought we would do one anyway for the sake of completeness and just in case it does open again at some point in the future.
Results
We tested the systems for six months, so what did we think?
Well, overall our views are very positive.
The systems Tony has designed clearly work, and if you follow his trades you would have done very well indeed.
We made 387 points profit from following Tony’s trades, which represented nearly 200% growth of the bank and is excellent going in anyone’s book.
And part of that was during the quieter summer months, so there is the potential to do even better than that.
So it’s a clear passed rating for the Football Hedging System, but there are some issues with it that we want to deal with further below.
How Does it Work?
Firstly, you may be wondering how it works. Well, upon signing up, you get access to the FHS members area, which has an array of training guides and videos explaining each of the systems. You are also sent a hard copy manual of the systems in the post.
The systems all involve trading on Betfair and have video examples of trades to show you how to operate the systems.
As a member you also receive Tony’s e-mails, which provide live updates of games he is trading with instructions and screenshots.
There were five systems to trade during our trial, although the majority of trades focus on two of the systems.
Please note that the systems are complicated! Yes, even seasoned traders may take quite a bit of time to learn to trade these systems and a good deal of practice is required to get them right. Tony advises paper trading until you have mastered them, which is sound advice.
The Recovery
The essence of these systems is that they are designed in such a way that you should never lose a trade, because there is a “recovery” process you can follow to get yourself out of trouble if a trade goes wrong.
Now the recovery is complicated and involves backing various different things at the same time. You need to be able to work out how much to place on each separate bet and to do it quickly. That can be very challenging!
I used Bet Angel to assist with this, which has a nifty hedging tool to work out the amount needed to cover a given liability and that certainly helped.
In our experience, the recoveries do “work” as such, if you can get them on in time before another goal is scored.
However, here is the rub of things. In some instances you might not be able to do this and so you could lose a significant portion of your stake in this instance.
Let’s say one of the trades involves using the unders markets. If there is a rush of goals – and anyone who has traded football matches for any length of time will know that can definitely happen – you might not have time to get the trades on and just be left with a lost bet.
The same could happen if you were trading involving backing one team and the other team scored two or three quick goals.
So the systems are not completely foolproof. This should be recognised if you are signing up to the Football Hedging System.
There is nothing we have ever encountered (other than matched betting of course) that can guarantee you a profit whatever happens.
If there was then we would be millionaires and probably wouldn’t be running this website but would be off in the Bahamas being served cocktails by beautiful young ladies instead! 🙂
So please don’t think that this guarantees you winning 100% of the time.
There was also one instance when we were paper trading one match and there was an incredible first half, with the score being 4-2 at half-time.
We asked Tony how we should have traded during that half and he admitted that really it wasn’t possible in that instance.
A first half finishing 4-2 is an extremely rare occurrence though so we shouldn’t get too hung up about that one game.
The other issue with the recovery though is that often you require high multiples of your stake to make it work, especially when there are two or more goals against you. So if for example you started off with total stakes of £100, the recovery might need up to £1,000 to make it work.
That is fine if it does work, but obviously does limit the kind of staking you can do somewhat.
The issue of the recoveries was tackled with the introduction of the stop loss, which is dealt with below.
Tony’s Trades
Having said all this about the recovery process however, it is worth noting that even if you had not used the recovery process but just traded out if things had gone against you and taken a 50% loss of the stake, here are the results from Tony’s trades since he started:
Total Trades 314 Total Recoveries 32 Total Successful Trades 282 Strike Rate 89.8%
Using just a £300 bank delivered a net profit return of £938.93 which is a 308.6% bank growth without compounding.
So even without the recovery, just by following Tony’s trades you would have done very well. This shows just how good Tony is at selecting matches with the criteria for his systems.
The Stop Loss
Perhaps in response to concerns over the problems with the recovery process, Tony recently added some new methods that involve placing “stop losses” so that even if things go against you, you have trades placed that insure you against losing too much.
These are certainly a welcome addition and do add some considerable protection. However, these still need you to trade quickly when things happen in a game, so there is the same risk of lots of goals affecting you. But the amount at risk is less which is good.
The Price
The price for the Football Hedging System is exceptionally high compared to the vast majority of tipsters and betting systems we have reviewed on here, at £1297 for the cheapest package, plus £201 per month for Tony’s advice and e-mails.
So the question is, is that cost justified?
Well, it will depend on a certain extent on how large your staking is as that will define how long it takes to win back the cost of the subscription.
Over the long term you should make it back even with relatively modest staking, but it could take up to a year or longer.
In our view, the cost of the system is too high relative to everything else on the market and should be lower.
However, the cost hasn’t stopped large numbers of people signing up, so clearly people are prepared to pay the substantial fees for access to the system.
And of course there is always the option of a refund, as long as you follow the rules set out regarding refunds in their terms and conditions.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
The Football Hedging System is a suite of systems for trading the football markets on Betfair.
During our trial, we made 387 points profit from following the trades and nearly trebled our bank, with nearly 90% of the trades being successful. These are excellent results by anyone’s standards.
It has been claimed that using the systems means you “can’t lose” because they include a recovery process that allows you to supposedly at least break even from a trade, even if it goes against you.
We don’t think this is quite true, because if there are goals scored before you can execute all aspects of the trade, then you will lose money.
Plus there was a match during the trial where the recovery process didn’t work.
So the process isn’t completely foolproof in our view – you can still lose with it.
However, even without the recovery process, just by following Tony’s trades and accepting 50% loss of the stake when a trade goes against you, would still have made you over 300% bank growth, so there is clearly great value in the systems and Tony has great skill at picking the matches.
Ultimately there are a number of approaches to win football bets, and the Football Hedging System has identified a few unique ones.
Overall then in our view, it is a question of whether you can stomach the high joining costs and be prepared to wait potentially up to a year to make those costs back, as well as putting in a great deal of work in learning the systems.
If you are prepared to do these things, then the Football Hedging System is highly recommended.
Just a quick note to say that the Football Hedging System is closing its doors – apparently for good – on Sunday 11th September.
So if you are interested, now is the time to sign up.
We have been paper trading the new stop loss methods over most of July and August and will revert with our final review and comments shortly.
But in the meantime, you can see below that results have been pretty decent over the course of the trial and if you are serious about your trading and can devote the time to making it work, then the Football Hedging System is a strong package of trading methods.
I mentioned previously that I was looking for a bot to trade the systems automatically. Whilst I haven’t quite managed that, I have started using Bet Angel to hedge the correct scores all at once, we saves a lot of time and messing around with a calculator.
Interestingly, Tony has responded to one of the criticisms of the system – that if things keep going against you in a match you need to keep adding massive amounts of bets to operate the recovery – by introducing a new “stop loss” method.
This basically sets things up so there isn’t a need to do this and makes the potential bank needed for a trade much more manageable.
I am still getting used to this new stop loss system but if it works as well as Tony suggests then it would be a good improvement and would really take the Football Hedging System towards a top rating from us.
One other thing to mention – whilst the system is now closed to new members, we understand that Tony is considering allowing in a small number of new members at the start of the next football season – so watch this space as it were…
What is interesting is that Tony sent round an e-mail a few days ago showing the results since the service started, if you had not even used the recovery process but just traded out if things had gone against you and taken a 50% loss of the stake.
The results were as follows:
Total Trades 314 Total Recoveries 32 Total Successful Trades 282 Strike Rate 89.8%
Using just a £300 bank delivered a net profit return of £938.93 which is a 308.6% bank growth without compounding.
So mighty impressive stuff, showing that even if you didn’t manage to quite master the recovery process, you could still do very well from the Football Hedging System.
However, of course you should try and master the process as that will increase the profits and mean you break even on the trades that go wrong rather than lose.
It has been a quiet time for the Football Hedging Systemas Tony has been on holiday for a couple of weeks so we haven’t had any trades since 13th April.
However, up to that point I had added a further 20 points of profit since our last update to stand at 201 points in profit for the trial so far.
My results for the recoveries haven’t been as good as Tony’s as I am still practicing and learning, so for example on the Roma v Bologna match I made a scratch trade where as Tony made an 18% profit.
He is now tending to attach screenshots to show his positions which is reassuring as you can see that it can be done.
My results also do not include a number of method five selections, which are ones that crop up spontaneously during matches, so if you are not at your computer when that happens you will miss them – as I have.
However, here are Tony’s results for those Method Five Selections:
5th April -East Bengal v Mumbai – ?
6th April – Stallion v Global – 9.59% profit
9th April – Southampton v Newcastle – 5.33% profit
10th April – Nice v Rennes – 6.5% profit
We didn’t receive details of the profits achieved from the East Bengal v Mumbai game, but the others would have added a further 21.42% profit.
Our comments remain much the same as last time – we can see the power of the system but think a bot would help enormously with this to automate things.
Back soon with our next update – Tony is due back from holiday next Monday (9th May) so we should be back trading again then.
The other thing to mention is that the Football Hedging Systemis currently closed to new members, but we understand they may consider opening their doors again when Tony returns.
We have now had a chance to undertake a recovery as a trade went against us in the Ascoli v Vicenza game.
It is a bit of a panic at first when one happens and you try to get all the bets on quickly at the right stakes – this is certainly something you need to practice quite a lot to get right.
I didn’t quite get it right and made a small loss on the trade, but viewing Tony’s screenshots I can see you could have got out at even for the trade.
I actually think what this system would really benefit from is a bot to automate the recovery – then I think you would have the ultimate money making machine.
So any budding bot makers out there…please do get in touch!
Anyway, I also missed a trade on the Switzerland v Rep of Ireland match that would have required a recovery. It was an “advanced method two” so not quite ready for that yet.
There have also been a couple of method fives I have missed as they crop up during the games so it depends if you are at your computer when Tony sends the opportunity as to whether you can do them.
Overall I have been impressed with this so far, the strike rate is as high as promised and I can see the logic in the recoveries.
It is just a question of practicing the recoveries until they become more or less automatic. Tony has helpfully provided some video footage recently of recoveries in action, so this is aiding with the learning process.
Back soon with more updates on the Football Hedging System, hopefully when I have the recovery fully down!
So in terms of the success rate of the system, things certainly seem to be living up to the sales claims so far.
The real test of this system though is when things go wrong and you have to launch what is called a “recovery” to get back what you have risked.
Now we haven’t had any opportunities to undertake recoveries so far, but having looked at the examples and practiced a couple, it seems like a logical method and as far as we can see, should work.
It is complicated though – particularly if there are lots of quick goals in succession – so we are still getting to grips with it.
There is a real buzz around at the moment about a new football trading system that has hit the internet recently.
It is called the Football Hedging System by Tony Langley and I am not sure if I can remember quite as much excitement about a new system.
When you see the sales page you can perhaps understand the excitement.
It makes some extraordinary claims, headlining with the line that in the last few years, a full time working guy has made over £230,000 from using the system.
Even more amazing is the claim that since June 2015, there has not been a single losing trade!
Apparently the system has devised a method for trading football matches on Betfair in such a way that you cannot lose.
Well if that is the case then I think is probably the betting “holy grail.”
You can supposedly make an estimated £9,000 to £12,000 per month trading the system, by winning 90% of your trades and at worst breaking even on the other 10%.
Now with claims like these, the system doesn’t come cheap.
The lowest cost package is the “Gold” option that comes at an upfront payment of £1,297 followed by a monthly subscription of £201 per month which includes support and Tony’s trading selections.
Next is the Platinum package, which costs £1,597 upfront followed by monthly subscriptions of £121.
Finally there is the Diamond Package of £2,597 which includes lifetime support and 28 weeks of selections.
However, there is a risk free 145 day trial of the service available. To qualify for getting your money back you have to have traded at least 30% of Tony’s trades, recorded them in a log and not achieved at least a 30% growth of your bank per month.
Now thankfully Tony has been kind enough to provide me with a copy of the Football Hedging System and the selections for three months so I can test the system, which is a good sign he is confident in the system.
When I first came across this system I have to say I was suspicious as I have seen similarly wild claims made before by other systems over the years that sadly haven’t turned out to be true.
However, there are quite a few people saying this does actually work which is interesting. As ever, only time will tell under a live trial.
I will revert soon with an update on how things are going with the system, hopefully having got my head around it as from what I have seen so far it is very complicated.
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