DG Tips is a horse racing tipster from the Tipsters Empirestable of tipsters.
They entered our trial with a strong reputation, having amassed over 400 points profit in just 18 months of tipping.
Often we find that strong performances prior to our trial don’t always translate into strong performances under live trial conditions.
Fortunately though, we are pleased to say that was certainly not the case with DG Tips, which performed admirably during our trial, notching up a solid 22 points of profit at advised prices.
That was achieved with a good strike rate of 36% (including placed horses) and a decent return on investment of 8%.
And since our trial ended, they have racked up a further 28 points of profit, meaning that since we started following the tips at the beginning of January this year, they have made a very impressive 50 points of profit.
That is a strong performance from a tipster whose tips are nearly all 1-point level stakes.
As you can see from the graph below, it was a little bit of a roller-coaster ride over the trial, but we were always in profit and things have continued positively since the trial ended.
The only downside to the service is that based on the evidence of our trial, it doesn’t appear practical to follow at Betfair SP, as it actually made a 20 point loss at Betfair SP compared to the 22 point profit made at advised prices.
So overall we are happy to award DG Tips a RECOMMENDED rating and four stars.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: There are around 3 tips per day which are sent out the night before racing, so enough time to place the bets and not too time-consuming either.
Availability of prices: The prices get pushed in significantly between when tips are sent out and the off, so early placement of your bets is imperative. As we state above, it does not appear on the basis of our trial that using Betfair SP will be a viable option with this service.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 36% (including placed horses), so a decent proportion of bets giving a return.
Advised Betting Bank: We used a 50 point bank for the trial which we think should be sufficient in the long run, bearing in mind the vast majority of stakes are 1 point and with a 36% strike rate.
Subscription costs: The subscription fees are £30/month, £75/quarter, £135/6 months or £250/year.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
DG Tips has performed very well during our trial, notching up 22 points of profit. Since our trial ended they have been in stellar form, adding another 28 points of profit.
That means in just over four months of following the tips, they have made 50 points of profit.
All that with the vast majority of tips to one point stakes is impressive stuff.
The only downside is that the service does not appear practical to follow at Betfair SP, so to get the most out DG Tips you will need access to bookmaker accounts.
As long as you have that, then this is one we would recommend adding to your betting portfolio.
At Betfair SP we are 4 points up, so a bit of a gap opening up there. We will keep an eye on things to see if that remains the case over the rest of the trial.
The vast majority of bets are to 1 point stakes, so that keeps things nice and simple.
So far so good then from DG Tips – let’s hope they keep up the good work.
We are pleased to be getting a new trial underway of a very promising-looking horse racing tipster.
This is our first trial of a tipster from the Tipsters Empire stable and it is always nice to find a new source of tipping talent.
The tipster in question is called DG Tips and from the results so far, looks the most impressive of the tipsters on the Tipsters Empire platform.
In eighteen months of tipping they have made over 400 points profit, which is excellent stuff. The last six months have all been profitable, with July being particularly outstanding with 75 points of profit and October also very good with 40 points profit.
Their winners have included Saigon City at 40/1, Calvinist at 33/1 and Wall of Fire at 28/1.
This does seem to be a service that tips at longer odds so patience may be required, but if you are someone who likes the big wins then this could be for you.
The tips include detailed write-ups which we always like to see and clearly DG knows his horses.
We are quite excited about this trial as we think we could be onto something special here. Only time will tell of course but the previous results are pretty phenomenal.
Just a note that we started receiving tips on 5th January so that is when we will record results from.
Elite Betting Syndicate is a horse racing betting service that provides daily tips for UK racing.
It is run by a team of betting professionals and has been running since 2009. They apparently use a combination of statistical analysis and in depth racing knowledge garnered from being race horse owners.
Coming into our trial, the results looked highly impressive, with over £28,000 profit apparently made since June 2015 to £100 stakes.
Often however, services fail to live up to the pre-trial billing or the results published on their website.
So did the Elite Betting Syndicate cut the mustard during its live trial here at Honest Betting Reviews?
Well, we are pleased to say that yes, it did perform impressively and in fact netted 32 points profit at advised prices over the course of the three month trial.
At Betfair SP it made 18 points profit, which is somewhat lower than the advised price results but still pretty good.
And the good news is that since our trial ended in early April, it has gone on and landed over 30 points more profit. In fact at the time of writing they have just landed three winners out of four on the day, at prices of 5/1, 4/1 and 9/2!
That means they have actually made over 60 points profit since we started following the tips back in January.
To one point level stakes that is extremely impressive and is a more than doubling of our 50 point starting bank.
On that basis we have no hesitation in giving the Elite Betting Syndicate a RECOMMENDED rating and is one we strongly advise adding to your betting portfolio.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: There are around 3 tips per day which are sent out the night before racing, so plenty of time to get your bets on and a very manageable workload.
Availability of prices: The prices do tend to move in quite considerably, which is perhaps not surprising given the popularity of the service, so having multiple bookmaker accounts open to you will certainly be an advantage. However, even at Betfair SP a good profit was still made so this should be a service everyone can follow.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 33%, which is good and means there are generally a regular supply of winners.
Advised Betting Bank: We used a 50 point bank for the trial which we think should be sufficient in the long run, bearing in mind staking is 1 point level stakes and with a 33% strike rate. The bank was never threatened during our trial and more than covers their worst drawdown since starting the service.
Subscription costs: The subscription fees are £1 for first 10 days then £39+VAT per month.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
The Elite Betting Syndicate has lived up to its pre-trial billing and whilst it had a rare losing month in March, it has still managed to rack up over 60 points profit in the four months we have been following the tips.
That represents over £6,000 profit to their recommended £100 staking and more than doubled our starting bank.
To one point level stakes that is strong going and matches the kind of results published on their website prior to our trial.
A service that is simple to follow with minimal time commitment, we have no hesitation in recommending this as a valuable addition to your betting portfolio.
There has been a dramatic decline for the Elite Betting Syndicate since our last update three weeks ago.
Unfortunately they have lost 33 points in that time, which is quite a significant chunk of the profits they had accumulated previously during the trial – nearly half in fact.
That means they are now 37 points up for the trial overall, which is still good but not the incredible returns we had enjoyed over the first two months of the trial.
Since our last update a couple of weeks ago, they have added another 21 points profit at advised prices, lifting them to 70 points up for the trial overall.
At Betfair SP, things have also been very good, with 14 points of profit added since our last update and 61 points of profit made for the trial overall.
This really has been superb stuff. And remember, this is at one point level staking, so making these kinds of profits in just over two months at one point stakes is quite amazing.
It is looking like we have uncovered another gem here with just under a month to go in our trial.
At Betfair SP, things have also been excellent, with another 20 points of profit made since our last update and 47 points of profit overall.
It is worth repeating that stakes are all at 1 point, so to have racked up close to 50 points after just over 6 weeks is sterling stuff. Long may it continue.
Things have continued in excellent fashion for horse racing tipster Elite Betting Syndicate, with 16 points of profit added at advised prices since our last update.
That means they are now 33 points up at advised prices overall for the trial after one month.
That is very impressive when you consider all bets are at 1 point stakes.
At Betfair SP, things are also going well, with 27 points of profit made so far.
We had a great day yesterday, with three winners out of three at odds of 5/1, 11/2 and 7/4. If you’d done those in a treble you would have added an additional 107 points profit!
Really enjoying this service so far, looking like it could be a goodun…
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Elite Betting Syndicate – Results Update
21st January 2017
It has been a very good start to our trial of Elite Betting Syndicate, a horse racing specialist, with 17 points of profit made to advised prices after two weeks.
At Betfair SP we are actually slightly ahead of advised prices, with 18 points of profit made so far.
All bets are to 1pt stakes, so either 1pt win or 0.5pts e/w, which makes things nice and simple.
Looking promising so far, let’s hope they can keep it up.
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Elite Betting Syndicate – New Review
4th January 2017
With 2017 underway we are keen to press on with some reviews and trying to find the best betting systems for you.
First up we have Elite Betting Syndicate, a group of horse racing experts who claim to offer thoroughly researched betting tips to make you consistent profits each month.
They say that they receive genuine insider information and use their stable connections to provide high quality betting advice.
Now we have to say we are skeptical whenever we hear the phrase “insider information,” as we are yet to find a profitable system that claims to have access to inside info, but there is a first time for everything we suppose.
The results published on the website look very impressive however, with £28,000 profit to £100 stakes since June 2015 and only one losing month so far, so we are hopeful that this could prove us wrong and be a decent system.
They also include a full results spreadsheet which is encouraging so you can see the full selection history.
You can get a 10-day trial for just £1 which is good, so you can check it out first before paying the full monthly subscription fee of £46.80.
So without further ado, we will kick off our first new trial of 2017 and will report back shortly on how things are going.
Little Acorns is a low-liability laying system for use solely on Betfair (or other suitable exchange).
It has been around for some years and has amassed quite a following, leading to it winning numerous awards as a top horse-racing betting system.
We have just completed our trial, which took a little longer than the normal three months in order for us compile the minimum 100 bets we require before judging a system.
So how did it get on during our trial?
Well we are pleased to say it has performed admirably, racking up 189 points of profit at the advised staking (which is progressive and not for the feint-hearted – but more on that later).
At level staking, it also made a more-than-acceptable 116 points of profit.
How Does it Work?
The system has just four rules and is fairly simple to understand and operate for anyone with even a rudimentary knowledge of betting.
You should only need 10-15 mins per day to find the selections, you then place your bets and you are done. Just come back later to check your winnings (or losings).
It could even be possible to programme a bot to find the selections for you, but this is certainly not necessary.
Staking
The staking is a significant element of the system and if you follow the progressive staking, then you need to make sure you have a big bank – they recommend a 176 point bank – and nerves of steel!
This was illustrated during our trial when at one point we had a losing run of eight selections and had to stake 34 points on the next selection – just to win back most of what we had lost!
So things can quickly get out of hand and had that ninth selection lost, we would have dropped over 70 points on the losing run.
For many people, enduring a losing run like this and having to stake massive amounts will simply not be palatable.
But do not despair if this is you, there is level staking which will be much less heart-attack inducing, whilst at the same time not delivering quite the same returns as the progressive staking over the long run.
There are also staking systems in between these two that can be used now.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: When you sign up, you receive a 24-page PDF which explains the system clearly. You then need to find the selections yourself. This takes a little bit of time to start off, but once you get the hang of it should not take longer than 15 minutes per day.
Availability of prices: N/A – as there no “advised selections” as such, there is no question of advised prices either.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 51%, so pretty decent and around what we would expect in the long term.
Advised Betting Bank: A 176 point betting bank is advised for the service, which is one of the few instances of us seeing a sufficient bank being advised by a service!
Subscription costs:For a one-off fee of £97 you get access to the system and that is it, no further payments are required.
OVERALL VERDICT:
Little Acorns made a good profit of 189 points at advised staking during our trial, which is a nice total for 100 bets in just over three months.
It was a rollercoaster ride at times and you have to be prepared for that if you use the progressive staking. If you like things more stress-free, then we recommend level staking – but you should also be prepared to accept lower returns with that approach.
The system itself is remarkably simple but one we believe is fundamentally sound and does appear to have stood the test of time with a good few years of results behind it.
Please understand that this requires patience to build a bank gradually over time and it’s not going to make you rich overnight.
But then the best investment opportunities never do, because they are genuine and not just based on slick marketing.
With dedication and sticking to it over the long term, we think you can do well with Little Acorns and are therefore happy to recommend it.
Little Acorns is a very good betting system and well worth adding to your portfolio.
Little Acorns is a low liability laying system for use on Betfair.
It is a system where you must find the selections yourself, but this usually only takes a few minutes a day.
We have now been running a live trial of this system for over two months and are pleased to report that it is currently 173 points up* to the recommended staking system.
There has only been a one point change since our last update a couple of weeks ago, although it has been a bit of a rollercoaster ride over that period, with a run of losers followed by some winners.
At level staking, we have lost 26 points since the last update, meaning we are 49 points up overall for the trial.
We have just a week left in the trial so will be wrapping things up shortly on what has been a positive trial.
*Update 9th March 2017: Please note there was previously an error in the results that had a losing selection at Ludlow on 25th January as +19.2 points where as it should have been -19.2 points. The results and the update above have been amended to reflect this.
At level staking, it has been a bit slower as we have made just 5 points profit since our last update. But we are still 75 points up at level staking for the trial overall, which is pretty decent.
We have less than a month left in our trial, so will be wrapping things up in not too long.
At level staking things have been a little slower, with 13 points lost since our last update, taking us to 11 points up overall.
As we have mentioned before, it depends on what time you make the selections, so you results may differ slightly from ours.
At recommended staking, things can get a little hairy as we did get up to 80 points per bet at one point.
But that is the nature of progressive staking – you need to have the stomach to place some pretty hefty bets if you have a few losers in a row. If you are comfortable with that, then this system should be fine for you.
Using level staking, the loss on the week was 27 points taking total profits for the trial so far to 24 points.
There were only three bets this week, all of which lost. We are now having to ramp up the staking using the Fibonacci staking plan, so hopefully we will have a winner before the staking goes crazy!
You can find out how it went at the time of our next update…
More profits to report for Little Acorns since our last update. They have made an additional 25 points profit over the last week, bringing them to 81 points up overall for the trial at advised staking.
Little Acorns is an award-winning low liability laying system for horse racing that recommends using a ratcheting (Fibonacci) staking system.
For this trial, we are recording results using both the recommended Fibonacci staking system and level stakes, for the purposes of comparison.
We are pleased to report that results so far have been very good, with the recommended staking bringing 56 points of profit and level stakes bringing 45 points of profit.
We can’t record the actual selections on the spreadsheet as it would become obvious what the system is, so we have just noted down the track and the result.
There are quite a small number of selections, with often just one bet per day and some days even with none.
The selections have to be found manually, which can take a bit of time (e.g. 15-20 minutes per day).
So far so good for Little Acorns, let’s hope for more of the same over the rest of the trial.
“Mighty oaks from little acorns grow” so goes the saying.
That is the theory behind the latest betting system we are testing here at Honest Betting Reviews – called Little Acorns.
It is a low-liability laying system for the horses that aims to build your bank up gradually and slowly until it become very big – much like a mighty oak.
The idea is to grow your bank just 10% each month. And if you can do that, then you would turn £1,000 into £3,138.39 in just 12 months – and a staggering £30,911.80 in 36 months.
So as you may have gathered, it relies on compound investing to build up that kind of profit.
The results on the sales page show some remarkable monthly profits, with an astonishing 955 points profit going right back to 2009.
That is one of the best profit totals we have ever seen.
The system has won numerous awards as well, so clearly has it fans and is very popular.
Laying horses is not an easy way to make money – indeed if you look at our list of winning systems, there is only one laying system in there (Cudworth’s Racing Lays).
However, just because it is unusual does not mean it does not work very effectively.
And if our results can match those on the sales page and our bank grows in the way they suggest, then we may have found something very special here.
We have to say we are intrigued by this system as it offers a very different approach to betting to those we have reviewed so far.
Only time will tell under our trial conditions to see if things turn out as hoped though.
So without further ado we will kick off a live trial today and will report back soon on how things are going.
We have completed our trial of Matched Betsand here are our final thoughts.
The first thing to say it’s a very nice, clean website which is readily accessible for both experienced matched bettors and newbies.
There is excellent customer service and a wealth of guidance to help you through the process.
Anyway, on with the nitty-gritty, what exactly do you get with Matched Bets?
The Matched Bets Package
Once you have signed up, there are a range of tools withMatched Bets, including:-
New Customer Offers
Existing Customer Offers
Accumulator Offers
Casino Offers
Bingo Offers
Odds Matcher
Acca Backers
Calculator
Forum and Live Chat
Here we have a look at these key features in more detail:-
New Customer Offers
These are the offers for opening a new account with a bookmaker. Although many of you may already have a number of bookie accounts, they are over 50 new account offers so there are bound to be some you haven’t done yet.
Existing Customer Offers
These are the offers for bookies that you already have accounts with. In many ways, the existing offers are the bread and butter of matched bettors and it is through them that you can create a regular income, if done wisely.
The existing customer offers are all set up in a list version with the estimated value of each offer next to it – i.e. what you are likely to actually make on an offer once you have used the exchanges to match it and paid commission etc – which is very useful.
There is also a daily offers calendar, where users can view reload offers by day as well as sign up offers which haven’t been completed yet. There is also the option to filter the daily offers by bookmaker and mark as done when completed.
Accumulator Offers
These are the offers where you place a football accumulator and the bookies refund your bet if one leg lets you down.
Generally you can make £5 – £10 per offer, although you do need to remember to lay off each leg of your acca at the exchanges as it goes along. If you are able to remember to do so, then it is a good way of making some additional matched betting income.
Casino Offers
Pretty self-explanatory really, these are the free casino bets / spins that are available with the various online casinos.
At the time of writing there are 27 of these casino offers available, again with the estimated value next to it so you know how much you should make from each offer.
Bingo Offers
Again, fairly self-explanatory really – these are the offers provided by the various online Bingo sites. There are currently 16 Bingo Offers listed on the Matched Bets website, so a good number to play through and some good profits to be made.
Odds Matcher
The Odds Matcher is an essential tool if you are serious about your matched betting. It lets you find bets with the closest match between the bookies’ odds and the exchanges.
The tool gives you the event, the market, the bookie and exchange odds and then the value of the matched bet, which is all the information you need really.
They have recently added tennis and golf to the odds matcher as well as the football and horse racing already on there.
Acca Backer
The Acca Backer is a tool for taking up the bookies’ offers on accumulators, where one leg loses and the bookies refund your bet as a free bet. There are full instructions on different approaches to using these offers, plus available accas coming up that you can back.
Calculator
Another essential part of the matched bettor’s armory is the calculator – so you can work out how much you need to bet on each part of your matched bet and how much you are likely to make.
Forum and Live Chat
Matched Bets has a nice forum where you can discuss offers and ideas with other members and seek out the best opportunity, plus learn things from one another.
It also a live chat option, which is not something we have seen in the other matched betting products we have reviewed, but is a really good innovation.
For those new to matched betting, it is a difficult skill to learn so to have live assistance there for you should aid in the journey to become a more proficient matched bettor. The live chat, together with Information Centre and e-mail support provide a comprehensive package of assistance to guide you on your journey.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
Overall Matched Bets is a great matched betting package and certainly one we would recommend. There are some great features available with it and a wide range of tools, including the Acca Backer and live chat.
At a very reasonable cost of just £14 per month or £99 per year, you should have no problem in making your subscription fees back quickly and then you have the potential of making a steady monthly income of up to £500 per month if you are able to protect your bookie accounts with some mug betting.
A highly recommended matched betting product with great customer service.
Matched betting is the art of using bookmakers’ bonuses and free bets to make risk-free (or very low-risk) profits.
How this works is that bookmakers have special offers for new and existing customers. To get an offer you usually have to place a qualifying bet.
So you place the bet with the bookmaker and lay the exact same bet at the exchange. You will more or less break even and qualify for a free bet.
Follow the same process over and over again and you can make a substantial amount of money.
Matched betting now extends beyond just sports betting but includes casino offers, bingo bonuses and much more besides.
It is something that has become very popular among punters and indeed, some people actually make a lucrative full-time living from it.
With such popularity, it is becoming increasingly sophisticated and more tools are being added to the matched bettor’s armory all the time and we are always keen to check these out and see whether they give us an added advantage over the bookies.
In such spirit, we are taking a look at a new matched betting suite – appropriately titled Matched Bets.
It has a very nice-looking website and includes a wide range of tools, which we are looking forward to exploring in more detail.
We will run a short review of this to examine what is available and whether it offers value to would-be matched bettors.
We will report back shortly with our impressions.
In the meantime, please note that Matched Bets are running a special offer at the moment: you can get a year’s membership for just £99, rather than the normal £149.
This is only available until 31st March, so time is running out to claim it.
The Football Guru is a football tipster from the Tipping Gurus platform who was previously with Betting Gods.
We began proofing the Football Guru’s tips back in September and decided to run an extended six-month trial to get a proper look at the tips.
The tips come from right across the English and European leagues and in a wide variety of markets, with everything from corners to over/unders, Asian handicaps, goal times and of course the traditional match odds market.
Staking is between 1 and 5 points, although the average stake during our trial was 1.6 points per bet.
As well as the standard pre-match tips, there are also in-play sessions provided by the Guru each week so there is a chance to make some profits if you have the time to follow the in-play bets.
So, after six months of following the tips, how has the Football Guru got on?
We are pleased to say that it has been a fantastic trial, with 143 points profit made and 191% growth of the bank.
The strike rate for the trial was a healthy 46% and the return on investment was a solid 7%, which are good long-term, sustainable numbers.
You can see how the trial progressed in graph format below:
The points total was boosted quite considerably by one Goliath bet, which landed 62 points of profit in one fell swoop.
Even taking that out of the equation though, all the other bets still made 81 points profit, which represents a more than doubling of the bank in itself.
So the Goliath was clearly not just a one-off fluke – the Guru has demonstrated a clear edge over the market during six months of us proofing his tips.
All in all then this is undoubtedly a recommended rating from us and definitely one to add to your betting portfolio.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: It is worth noting that this a high volume service, with an average of 7 bets per day, so you do need to allow yourself some time to place the bets – say 15-20 minutes per day or abit less if you are using Betfair.
Availability of prices: There was good availability of prices and no real issues matching the published results. In some instances you can beat the advised prices by using the exchanges.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 46%, which matches exactly the long-term strike rate of the service and means that there are plenty of winners here.
Advised Betting Bank: A 50 point bank is recommended when following the service, but we think this is a little too small as there have been 40-point drawdowns over the course of the service, so we elected to use a 75 point bank during our trial. You might want to consider a 100 point bank to be on the safe side.
Subscription costs: Subscription costs are very reasonable for a service of this quality at £1 for the first month then £29.95 per month, £69.95 per quarter or £249.95 for a lifetime subscription.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
The Football Guru has proved itself an excellent football tipster over the course of an extended six month live trial here at Honest Betting Reviews.
With 143 points profit made and our 75 point bank growing nearly three-fold over the course of the trial, there is no question that this deserves a recommended rating and is one of the best football services we have come across.
The only thing to be aware of is that there are a high number of bets, so do allow yourself enough time (say 15-20 minutes or so) each day to get all the bets on.
As long as you do that then you should find the Football Guru a nice easy service to follow and one that has racked up fantastic profits to date.
It’s a very busy time now for football with all the leagues back from their Winter breaks and Champions League returning soon, so plenty of action for the Guru to get his teeth into and to build us some more profit hopefully.
A large portion of the recent profits came on Saturday 14th January when they landed a stonking 8-part Goliath bet, netting 62 points in one go! Six out of the eight bets won, which brought a massive return on a total stake of just under two and a half points.
Plus of course the individual six bets themselves landed an extra 19 points.
So members were celebrating £774 of profit from just £10 stakes, a pretty nice weekend bonus!
Well done to The Football Guru, a great result and deserved reward for a consistent tipping effort over the last year or so.
This is quite an achievement considering the Guru tips in the major European leagues where value is notoriously hard to find.
One thing to be aware of is that there are a large number of bets with this service (over 600 for our trial so far) so you have be comfortable with placing a few bets per day on average. For most people that shouldn’t be a problem but just thought we would point it out 🙂
Today we are commencing a new live trial of a promising football tipster called The Football Guru.
They are based out of the Tipping Guru tipster network and are from the same person who heads up the Sports Guru, a tipster who has produced excellent results over the last 18 months, making over £4,000 profit to just £10 stakes.
The Football Guru itself has made over £2,500 profit to just £10 stakes since commencing tips around a year ago.
That works out at a very handy £214 per month to £10 stakes, which would be a pretty strong additional income. Obviously if you were able to wager at slightly higher stakes of £25 then you could have made £525 per month.
Those profits have been made with a return on investment of 15%, which is well above the level we normally see football tipsters aim for of 10%.
Importantly the strike rate is 46%, so nearly half the bets have been winners so far. This allows you to stake at decent levels and to build a bank using compound investing, if that is your style.
Bets come in the main European leagues as well as the English Football League and are in a whole range of markets, from HT/FT to over/unders, first half goals, handicaps and the more traditional match odds.
We have actually been proofing these tips for three months already, so will include those results in our review.
But we will undergo another three months of live proofing, to give us six months of tips in total.
We have written many times before about how hard it is money out of football betting, so it is always exciting to see something as promising as the Football Guru come along.
They look like a great tipster in the making, so let’s hope for good results during our trial. We will be back with our first results update soon.
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It was recommended to us by John Baker of Banker Bets, one of the top football tipsters we have reviewed here on the site and someone whose opinion we trust.
It is quite a simple service to follow, with an average of around two tips per day. Many of the tips are Asian handicap bets and come in a variety of European leagues.
The results coming into our trial looked very impressive, with the bank more than doubled in four months.
In the trial itself, unfortunately results were not quite as good, with 2 points profit made over the three months we followed the tips.
That is certainly no disaster and any profit is a profit – and most welcome.
However, at the same time it is not quite enough for us to give this a recommended rating, so a NEUTRAL verdict seems the only fair decision here.
Here you can see the results in graph format:
The results were really affected by a particularly bad week in December between Christmas and New Year, which accounted for 80% of December’s losses.
If it hadn’t been for that, results would have been very good and they did well to fight back into profit.
But there we are, that is how things went unfortunately.
We do think there is potentially something here though and have agreed to continuing monitoring the tips for a few months to see how things progress. We are hopeful this will turn into a long-term profitable service and one to add to the portfolio.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: A very simple service to follow, with just two bets per day and shouldn’t be more than a few minutes each day to get the bets placed.
Availability of prices: The recommended prices were generally freely available and we often found we could actually beat them by using Betfair.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 70%, which is good and means there is the potential to build a bank fairly quickly, as seen in the four months prior to our trial.
Advised Betting Bank: A 20 point bank is recommended for following the service. With a +70% strike rate, this seems adequate to us.
Subscription costs: The subscription costs are £24.95 per month or £173 per year, although we understand subscription costs may rise considerably over time once solid results are established.
OVERALL RATING: NEUTRAL
Premier Football Investments looks like a promising service to us and it was a shame they had a nightmare week in December, because otherwise the results from the trial were most commendable.
With a profit of 2 points over the trial and 10% growth of the bank, we feel that a neutral rating is fair in this instance.
We will continue to monitor results for the next few months as we do think this has the potential to become a worthy addition to the portfolio.
It’s a simple service to follow and you can see Carlo who runs the service really knows his stuff and puts a lot of time into making the selections.
Hopefully that will be borne out by the results in the long term.
A small improvement for Premier Football Investments since our last update a month ago. They have added 2 points of profit since then, taking them to 4 points down overall.
With the winter breaks for most of European leagues, the bets have been a little lighter lately, but things will pick up once the fixture list gets going again.
Let’s hope that leads to things picking up for Premier Football Investments and moving into profit.
A tough start to our trial of Premier Football Investments, with 6 points lost so far since we started following the tips at the beginning of December.
Most of the bets are in the Asian Handicap market, although of course you can often create these bets using other markets such as Draw No Bet or by laying.
Hopefully the rough start is just a blip and we will get back on track very soon.
We are always on the lookout for new football tipping talent here at Honest Betting Reviews and today we were contacted about a very interesting-looking new tipster.
The e-mail we received was from John Baker of Banker Bets fame, one of the top football tipsters we have reviewed here at the site. We always take note of anything John says as he one of few honest and transparent figures in the tipping and betting systems business.
So we were particularly intrigued by this new football betting specialist John brought to our attention. This specialist’s name is Carlo and he is a full-time betting professional based in Rome.
Carlo has apparently been sending John his bets for about a year now, and after seeing both his first-rate knowledge of betting markets and excellent results over over a prolonged period, John agreed to enter into a partnership with him on a new betting service featuring his tips.
So back in August they narrowed it down to what would be most effective and convenient for a public service, with bets sent out once per day by email.
Since this was all finalized results have been outstanding with more than 27 points profit from a 20 point starting bank (136% capital growth) in the first three and a half months.
That is superb stuff and if repeated over long term would mean we have found something very special here.
What we think is even more exciting about the results having examined the spreadsheet is the strike rate for the bets so far, which stands at 65%.
That means a good majority of the bets so far have been winners, which is a great from a punters’ point of view because it means you can stake a reasonably high levels. Plus psychologically it is easier if you are not having to contend with long losing streaks all the time.
Most of the bets are in the main European leagues and the majority of tips come from alternative asian-handicap markets that not all bookmakers offer, which means you will probably need access to one or more of the following bookies to get the most out of the service: Betfair, Bet365, Unibet, 1xBet, Pinnacle, SBOBET or a third party bet broker such as AsianConnect or Samvo.
The great thing is that you can get a two month FREE trial starting on 1st December, which is a fantastic way of checking out the tips and seeing how they get on before committing to a paid subscription.
We will be commencing a three month live trial here on the site, so you can also follow the results on this page.
We will be back soon with our first results update on how things are getting on.
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Pro Footy Tips is a football tipster from the Betting Gods stable. It is run by a chap called Geir who has been betting professionally on football for over 20 years.
He takes a contrary approach to betting, going for selections that are not always the obvious ones and sometimes quite large outsiders.
Based on the results of our six month live trial, it appears that approach works rather well!
We finished the trial with 67 points of profit, which represented an 89% growth of the recommended 75 point bank.
As you can see from the graph below, we did go into deficit for the early part of the trial before a strong run lifted us well into profit by the end.
The return on investment for the trial was 14%, which is very good for football where it is tough to break through 10% for the majority of tipsters.
This is quite selective betting, with an average of just one bet per day and you can see a lot of work goes into choosing the tips.
Overall it has been an excellent trial and we are pleased to award Pro Footy Tips a recommended rating.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: As mentioned above, with just tip per day on average, the workload in following the service is minimal.
Availability of prices: The recommended prices were generally freely available and you should have no problem achieving the advertised results.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 24%, which is lower than most football services but is quite good when you consider the average odds of the tips is 4.75.
Advised Betting Bank: A 75 point bank is recommended for following the service. However, we did go 40 points down at one stage so we think a 100 point bank would be more appropriate here.
Subscription costs: The subscription costs are £1 for the first month, then £29.95 per month, £69.95 per quarter or £249.95 for a lifetime subscription.
OVERALL RATING: PASSED
For quite a while we struggled to find a profitable football tipster but thankfully now we have quite a few.
Pro Footy Tips looks like possibly the best of them, with an excellent trial completed and 67 points of profit made.
The approach is quite an unusual one, with the unfancied teams being selected rather than the obvious picks, but it clearly works very well.
The return on investment of 14% is highly commendable and particularly high for football.
We think a 100 point bank should be used rather than the recommended 75 point one, but with that proviso we are happy to give Pro Footy Tips a recommended rating. Well worth adding to your portfolio.
January has started well, with winners on Macclesfield at 3.1 and Platanias at 4.9. Let’s hope for more of the same over the last month or so of the six-month trial.
The approach here is to focus on outsiders, with the likes of Forest to beat Newcastle at 4/1, St Gallen to beat Sion at 10/3 and Chesterfield to beat Bristol Rovers at 3.8 amongst the recent winners.
It certainly seems to be working and apparently has done so for decades for the professional gambler behind the service.
A small improvement for Pro Footy Tips since our last update a month ago. They have made 9 points profit in that time, meaning they are now 33 points down for the trial overall.
This is one of those unfortunate examples of a tipster with a lot of promise and expectation prior to launch, but sadly who hasn’t generated the same results when going live – yet anyway.
Let’s hope for a big turnaround in form over the next month.
Bets come in a wide variety of leagues around the world, so use of a good number of bookmaker accounts will probably help when following the service.
Runs like this will inevitably happen from time to time in betting, so let’s hope it’s just a blip and things improve over the remainder of the trial and beyond.
Their record so far is very impressive, with over 130 points profit made since the service started in March this year.
Backing the tips at just £10 per point would have made you £326 per month so far – pretty good going by any standard.
The thing that really stands out about Pro Footy Tips though is the return on investment (ROI).
Normally with a football tipster, you tend to think of a good ROI as being around 10%.
However, Pro Footy Tips’ ROI so far stands at an amazing 45%!
Quite whether this can be maintained in the long run remains to be seen, but certainly it shows they seem to have a significant edge over the market.
The strike rate so far is also healthy at over 35%, so hopefully we shouldn’t have too many losing runs here.
Looking over the results, we are intrigued by some of the markets bet on, particularly the use of the HT 0-0 market during the Euros, which given how stifled a lot of the games were, seems like a very good option!
We understand that the guy who runs the service has been a professional football bettor since 1988 and is a real expert in football gambling, which the results would certainly seem to back up so far.
There are a real dearth of good football tipsters out there, so to find one would be a real bonus.
We are hopeful this will turn out to be a good one, but only time will tell of course.
So we will start our normal three month trial today and will report back soon on how things are progressing.
N.B. – Please note the Football Formula has been closed to new subscribers for the time being. We will update this page if it starts accepting new members again.
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We have reached the end of our three month trial of The Football Formula and here are the final results:
Profit/loss:
+13 points
Strike Rate:
66%
Bank Growth:
52%
Cost:
£1 for first month then £39.95/month or £99.95/quarter
They bet in the over 2.5 goals and match odds markets and virtually all the tips are odds-on selections.
We are not sure exactly what the formula for selecting their tips is, but it certainly seems to work!
Over the course of our three month trial, they made 13 points of profit which is a very good return when you are betting at average odds of 1.61 and all bets are 1 point level stakes.
Our bank grew by 52% over the trial, which is a solid return obtained with minimum fuss and effort.
We went into slight deficit early on, but for the rest of the trial we were in profit and we had a nice uplift at the end, as you can see below:
The great thing about the service is that with such a high strike rate (over 70% in the long run), you can bet at reasonably high stakes and multiply your bank many times over in a much quicker time than with a low strike rate service, all else being equal.
We have often said the same thing about our favourite football tipster, Banker Bets, and our bank has grown strongly over the course of two years of following their tips. Hopefully we will see the same thing here over the long term.
In any event, the Football Formula has proved itself worthy of a RECOMMENDED rating based on our trial and is a service we will watch with interest to see how it develops and whether it can keep up its level of consistency.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: There are around 2 tips per day on average, so the workload is very manageable. Tips are normally sent out in the morning with a good amount of time to get the bets per day.
Availability of prices: With most of the tips in the major European leagues, there is no problem with liquidity and you should be able to comfortably match the advised odds and possibly even beat them.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 66%, which is a little below the long term average of 72% but still very good and enough to see good profit made over the trial.
Advised Betting Bank: A 25 point bank is advised when following the service, which seems adequate considering the high strike rate and was certainly never threatened during our trial.
Subscription costs: £1 for the first month then £29.95 per month, £69.95 per quarter or £249.95/lifetime.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
Making a profit in football is notoriously difficult to do, although we have identified some top ideas on how to win football bets here.
So it is good to have found what looks like a profitable football tipster in the form of The Football Formula.
During our three month live trial, they made 13 points profit and grew the bank by over 50%, which is a very decent return.
With a high strike rate of around 70%, this is a service with lots of winners and the potential to allow you to build a substantial bank over time.
On this basis, we are pleased to award The Football Formula a RECOMMENDED rating and will continue with monitor results with great interest.
All bets are one point win bets, so the staking is nice and straightforward. The vast majority of the tips are odds-on so the strike rate is high as well.
Most of the bets so far have been in the over 2.5 goals market, with some other win bets in the main match odds. And they come from all over the top European leagues, so there aren’t too many problems in getting the advised odds.
Anyway, back soon with some more updates.
The Football Formula – New Review
20th October 2016
Always on the look out for new profitable football tipsters, today we have one from the Betting Gods stable of tipsters.
It is called The Football Formula and has amassed a pretty decent record since starting tipping in May of this year, having made over £650 profit to just £10 stakes.
That has come at an amazingly high strike rate of over 78%, which means we are talking about a service that delivers a lot of winners.
And the return on investment to date is over 25%, which is very high for a football tipster. Normally 10% or above is impressive when betting on football.
They mainly concentrate on the over/under market and judging by the results so far, it seems they may have a “formula” for tackling his particular market.
As we have written in our own article about over/under 2.5 goals, it is one of the most popular and liquid markets in football, second only to the match odds market normally.
So certainly there is scope for making money out of it and we shouldn’t need to be too worried about prices disappearing in such a liquid market.
Bets come in leagues all over Europe and in international matches and there are around 50 bets per month, so around 2 bets per day on average which is very manageable.
We will kick off our three month trial of The Football Formula today then and let’s hope it delivers some decent results over the trial.
We will revert soon with our first update on how things are going.
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Gary Priestley is a horse racing tipster who started out on Twitter but has now moved to having a website presence and we were asked to proof his tips for three months.
We are pleased to report that the trial has gone very well, with 99 points profit made at advised prices.
As you can see from the graph below, we were in profit for pretty much the whole trial and did hit the heady heights of over 120 points up at one stage.
That represented a growth in our bank of 50% and came at a return on investment of 16%, which is more than respectable.
All tips are staked at one point each-way, which makes it nice and simple to follow. Full reasoning for the tips is usually provided which is reassuring and Gary clearly knows his stuff when it comes to the gee-gees.
For those of you with limited access to bookie accounts though this may not be a viable service to follow, as at Betfair SP Gary only made 22 points profit over the trial, a big reduction compared to the results at advised prices.
All in all though it has been an impressive trial and we are happy to give Gary a RECOMMENDED rating.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: There are around 3-4 bets per day, so a little bit of time is required to place the bets but nothing too onerous. Tips are normally sent out the evening before racing, so plenty of time to get the bets on.
Availability of prices: As mentioned above, there was a big difference between the results at advised prices and Betfair SP. The selections often get smashed in between the tips being sent out and the off time, so you need to get your bets on quickly and preferably in the evening when they are sent out.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 26%, which isn’t bad at all but means a degree of patience will be required when following the service.
Advised Betting Bank: We used a 200 point bank for the trial which we think should be sufficient in the long run, bearing in mind staking is 1 point each-way and the average odds of the tips was 19.5
Subscription costs: The tips are currently provided free, but this may change in future.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
We were asked to proof the tips of Gary Priestley for three months and are pleased to report that he has made an excellent return during our live trial, netting 99 points profit.
Gary clearly knows his stuff when it comes to the horses and you can tell a lot of time goes into choosing the selections.
With average odds of over 18/1, a degree of patience is needed when following the service as there will be some down periods.
And for those who are limited to using Betfair (or the other exchanges) then the returns are likely to be considerably lower than for those able to use the bookies.
However, as long as you aware of this at the outset then there is a lot to like about Gary Priestley’s horse racing tips and it’s a service well worth adding to your portfolio on the basis of what we have seen.
At Betfair SP, a huge gap has developed as we are now just 16 points up. So it is questionable whether the service is practical to follow at Betfair SP.
The results at Betfair SP are even better, with 50 points profit made so far.
That is perhaps not surprising, as there are lots of long-odds tips (average odds so far is 19/1), and at those big odds you often see a massive Betfair SP.
A good example of this was Munsarim, who was advised (and won) at 12/1 but whose Betfair SP was 29.65.
With such high average odds though, this will require some patience as there will be losing runs along the way.
Always on the look out for new talent, we recently came across a horse racing tipster called Gary Priestley who seemed worthy of attention.
Tipping at one point each-way stakes, Gary has apparently racked up over 1300 points profit since March 2013, no mean feat at all.
During that time, he managed 28 out of 42 profitable months, which is pretty decent consistency.
Gary has been a tipster on Twitter for a number of years, known as the “Twitter Tipper” and can be found on Twitter here(although he has stopped providing his tips there).
Now Gary is moving from Twitter to the more formal setting of a website, via the Tipsters Review platform. The nice thing is that the tips are still provided for free (for now at least). It’s always nice to see some free horse racing tips for once 🙂
Before that, Gary was a bookmaker for 15 years, between 1988 and 2003. So it is a case of gamekeeper turned poacher for Gary.
So with quite a pedigree in the horse racing industry, hopefully we have found a top class tipster on the GGs.
Gary normally sends tips out at around 7pm (UK time) the evening before racing, so there should be plenty of time to get the bets on.
So without further ado, we will get the trial underway and see how Gary gets on under the spotlight of a live trial.
We will return soon with an update on how things are going (note – tips were received from 28th September, so we will record results from then).
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The Value Machine is a piece of software that finds value bets for horse racing.
It does this by looking for instances where the bookies’ price for a horse is above that on Betfair. As Betfair has been shown in numerous studies to be a perfect market – i.e. to predict accurately the chances of a given horse winning, then in these instances the bookies must be wrong.
The software is very easy to use. You just open it up, click on the afternoon or evening’s selections and they are produced instantly for you.
Then it is just a case of placing the selections, which can take a bit of time as there are on average over 10 selections per day.
We had high hopes for this coming into our trial, as the system on which it is based – the Morning Value Service – had amassed over 3,500 points of profit over five years.
And certainly the logic to it seems sound.
However, unfortunately over our trial, we made a loss of 14 points to the best available bookies price.
That was over the course of more than 1100 bets, so a massive sample size!
At Betfair SP, the results were worse, with a 45 point loss being made.
And taking the best available Betfair price at the time selections were generated did not seem like a tenable option, as that made a 66 point loss over the trial.
It was disappointing to have made a loss, but of course it may just have been that we hit it at a bad time. Indeed, early on in the trial we went over 100 points up, so clearly there is potential here.
You can see how things went in the profit graph below:
As you can see, we were in profit for most of the trial but went on a huge losing streak towards the end, dropping over 100 points.
However, more worrying for us is the actual viability of this system.
During the trial, we had our Stan James account closed, which we had for over 10 years and had not even been limited before.
We also had another account limited, which was frustrating.
This problem did not seem limited to us either, as we were contacted by other users who said they had lost bookie accounts when using this.
It is possible that the bookies see people who are using this as arbers, as in theory when the Betfair price is above the bookies’, it could be an opportunity to arb.
Or perhaps they just someone who is exploiting value.
Either way, the bookies really don’t seem to like this and that presents a significant problem for users.
There are of course always steps you can take to try and keep your bookie accounts open, but it is not an ideal situation.
So overall, unfortunately we are not able to recommend The Value Machine at this time and award it a NEUTRAL rating.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: There are a large number of bets to place, so you do have to allocate some time to placing the bets, say around 20-30 minutes per day.
Availability of prices: As mentioned above, this is a big concern. A fair proportion of the bets come from just one bookie and it often Stan James. However, Stan James are likely to close your account if you place lots of these bets with them. Using Betfair SP does not appear, on the basis of our trial, to be a viable angle to long-term profit. So you may have to make do long term with taking with taking slightly less than the best available price in some instances.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was low at just 14%, which is quite a bit below what is stated on the website, i.e. 17%.
Advised Betting Bank: A 250 point betting bank is advised, which we think is about right. From the high to low, we experienced around a 120 point drawdown, so about half the bank. Anything less than a 200 point bank would be at risk of going bust.
Subscription costs: The subscription costs are £7 for the first 14 days then £57 per month or £147 per quarter.
OVERALL VERDICT: NEUTRAL
We had high hopes coming into our trial of The Value Machine and early on it looked like those hopes were being richly fulfilled, as we went over 100 points up.
Sadly though, a slide then set in and we ended up 14 points down at best available prices.
That was disappointing, but what was more worrying was that we had bookie accounts closed as a result of placing these bets, one of which we had held for over 10 years. We also received reports from other users of the same thing.
The bookies are likely to think you are either arbing or exploiting prices at least, so you are at risk of losing accounts when using this system.
We may well have just hit this at a bad time and no doubt results will pick up for them over time. Indeed, we think the logic of the system is sound.
However, with slight concerns over bookie account closures, we think a NEUTRAL rating is the only fair verdict here.
So we have lost a large portion of the substantial profit we had build up earlier in the trial and the recent slide has been a little troubling to say the least.
But hopefully things will turn around shortly and we will be back to winning ways. It can’t come soon enough!
It’s been a very up and down trial, with some great runs followed by some long losing streaks. However, being 70 points up is still very good going, so we have to take the rough with the smooth and look at the bigger picture here.
Talking of pictures, the other one that is emerging here is that taking the best available Betfair price when selections are generated is not a good option, with it now being nearly 50 points behind the advised prices.
So it seems that if you want to use Betfair, then using Betfair SP is a much better option.
We had high hopes for the Value Machine coming into our trial and it has certainly not disappointed. The results have been superb and one of the best trials we have seen here at Honest Betting Reviews.
Let’s just hope they open it up soon to all those members who want to join.
There has been an improvement for The Value Machine – a piece of software for betting on the horses – since our last update a couple of weeks ago, with 19 points profit made at advised prices.
The best price available at the bookies is still leading the pack at 50 points up, followed by BSP at 41 points up and the Betfair price at the time of the selection coming in last at 24 points up.
An excellent first month overall, let’s hope for more of the same over the rest of the trial.
Another warning though that there is a real risk you will have bookie accounts closed if you use this – we have had reports of this from a few members.
Kieran says he is going to put up a section on the Value Machine website about keeping bookie accounts open, so watch out for that.
One significant thing to mention however is that we were contacted by a member this week who said his Stan James account had been shut down – not just stake-limited, but actually shut down – as a result of bets placed using The Value Machine.
That is a significant problem because a large percentage of the bets The Value Machine generates are with Stan James.
To be honest though, we are not that surprised this has happened and we think there is a real risk bookies will close your accounts if you are using this. The bookies have software that can track betting patterns such as that generated by using The Value Machine.
So that is why we are tracking prices available at Betfair and Betfair SP, to see if the service is still profitable without relying on the bookies.
On that front things are looking good so far, but it is too early to draw any conclusions.
It’s been an excellent start to our trial of The Value Machine, which is living up to its pre-launch billing.
This is software that finds value horse racing selections at the click of a button. It is the same process as that used by the Morning Value Service, which has made over 3,500 points profit in 5 years.
For the purposes of this review, we are recording selections at the best price available at the bookies when selections are generated, the Betfair price available when selections are generated and Betfair SP.
Here are the results to one point level stakes after one week of the selections:
Superb stuff so far, couldn’t have asked for much more really.
There are lots of selections, with 160 bets after just one week, so you need to have a bit of time available to place the bets.
Although to date the results suggest you could just use Betfair SP, which would save quite a lot of time.
The Value Machine is closed to new members for the moment, but we understand Kieran may reopen it to a restricted number of new members at some point, depending on how prices hold up etc.
UPDATE – We have just heard that The Value Machine will be closing its doors on the evening of Tuesday 4th October – so if you want to join up you must do so before then!
One of the first betting systems we reviewed here at Honest Betting Reviews was the Morning Value Service, which is run by a guy called Kieran Ward.
It’s a service we’ve followed personally for a long time and is without doubt one of the best systems we have ever come across.
It finds value bets on the horse racing and has made just short of 3500 points profit in 5 years of operating, which equates to over £70,000 profit to just £20 stakes.
We have followed the selections ourselves for two years and can verify that the results are completely genuine and accurate.
The main problem with the Morning Value Service however was that in order to protect prices, Kieran had to limit membership to a very select number of people.
Plus membership was very expensive, at £400 for 3 months.
However, now he is releasing the tools behind the money-making machine that Kieran has used so successfully over the last few years and at a much lower cost.
It is a piece of software called The Value Machine and it promises to be very special. It is being released at 12 midday GMT on Friday 30th September, but you can get your name down before then to get a copy here.
Basically – as the name suggests – the software generates bets that have inherent value in them.
The great thing about releasing this as a piece of software is that it will mean people will not all be choosing the same bets at the same time, as selections will change depending on the odds over the course of a day – but the inherent value will remain the same.
And as we say, it will be much cheaper than the Morning Value Service.
Kieran is offering aninitial trial for 2 weeksfor just £7, followed by £57+VAT per month, so you can get a feel for the software before deciding if you want to proceed.
If the software could match the results achieved by the Morning Value Service, then it would be an awesome betting system and could generate profit month after month for its users – as the Morning Value Service has done.
We are going to be giving the software a full trial here at Honest Betting Reviews to see how well it works.
We are excited about this one – certainly all the contact we have had with Kieran suggests he is honest, hardworking and upfront and we understand a lot of effort has gone into developing the software to be the best it can possibly be.
So let’s hope we have uncovered another gem here – only time will tell of course.
We will provide regular updates on how the trial progresses.
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