The first thing we would say about Free Super Tips is that it has not been an easy service to review.
There are so many tips posted on the site that it would be very difficult to follow them all. We have focused on the football bets and excluded the American sports, tennis and golf tips.
And even when talking about the football bets, we have focused on four of the main types of bets: Accumulator bets, Both Teams to Score (BTTS) accas, Both Teams to Score & Win and Daily Doubles, plus the “£10 to £1,000” Challenge.
Whilst the main accumulator bets finished in a loss of 53 points, they did land one of their “£10 to £1,000” Challenges over the trial, which was impressive.
So on that basis, we think a fair rating is neutral in that following all their bets to £10 stakes probably would have left you with a small profit when you take into account the other £10 to £1,000 challenges that lost.
The nice thing about the website of course is that all tips are free, which is refreshing in this age of some very overpriced tipsters.
Plus everything is very nicely presented and there are quick click-throughs to bet slips with Bet 365 below the tips.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: It all depends on how many of their tips you want to follow. If you want to follow all of them, then this would be a time-consuming process as there are a large number of tips, plus quite a lot of them are accumulators which take more time to place than individual bets.
Availability of prices: The prices are generally widely available, although there are some more niche bets in obscure leagues where odds can be pushed in, but the most of the time you should be ok to match their prices.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 13% so you will need some patience if you are following their various accumulator bets.
Advised Betting Bank: A betting bank is not advised for the service but we used a 200 point bank for the trial given the kinds of odds they tip at. Of course you may want to use separate banks for each of the types of bets you follow.
Subscription costs: This is the good news: FREE!
OVERALL VERDICT: NEUTRAL
Free Super Tips is quite a novel website that provides a large number of tips, focused mainly on football but also including other sports as well.
They provide lots of different accumulator bets, meaning you would need a decent sized bank to follow these tips.
Unfortunately their football accumulator tips finished in a 53 point loss over the trial.
However, they did land one of their “£10 to £1,000 Challenges” over the trial as well, an impressive feat.
Overall, if you’d followed all the acca tips plus those Challenges, you would have a small profit, so we think a neutral rating is fair verdict for them.
The great thing is the tips are provided for free, which is good to see in this day and age.
This might be a service for you if you like the buzz of winning big accas and the like, but for the time being this doesn’t quite make it on to our list of the top footy tipsters.
We would stress that this is just covering their football accumulators and not their tips on US sports, tennis or golf.
Just covering their football accumulator tips has been quite a lot of work, so we can’t imagine what it must be like to follow every one of their tips!
Anyway, let’s hope for a couple of big winners before the end of the trial to get things back into the positive.
There has been a small loss for Free Super Tips since our last update a few weeks ago. They have dropped 11 points in that time to stand at +14 points for our trial overall.
The results take into account their various football betting tips including the regular accumulators, the BTS accas, the BTS & Win accas and the Daily Doubles.
However recently they have also landed one of their “£10 to £1,000” Challenges. This is basically where they start with £10 and then with each bet they place their stake and winnings onto the next bet, so the stake becomes progressively larger until you are betting a few hundred quid at the end.
Once you reach the £1,000 then the challenge is done and you start again. We weren’t proofing these at the beginning but there were bet slips on the website showing the bets so we are fairly sure it was genuine. We will be proofing the £10 to £1,000 Challenges from now on.
So overall this looks like a promising service, particularly as it is free.
They tip only in accumulators and have a variety of different categories they provide selections in. So for example there are match betting and over/under accumulators, BTTS (both teams to score) and BTTS & Win accumulators, as well as daily doubles.
They have landed three nice accas so far, at odds of 35/1, 51/1 & 22/1. Two of those have been in the BTTS markets and one in the BTTS & Win market, so that seems to be their specialism based on the evidence so far.
We have only been recording their football tips, but they also tip in American sports including NBA, NHL and College football.
A good start so far and always nice to see a service that provides free tips. Let’s see how things go for them over the next two months.
We always welcome a service that provides free tips here at Honest Betting Reviews, given the extortionate prices that some tipsters feel justified in charging.
So we are pleased to commence a trial of Free Super Tips, a website offering free tips on football. They offer tips primarily on televised matches and big games, with daily doubles and accumulators as well.
They provide full match previews for the big games, with comprehensive stats and analysis. As ever though, the key thing is the results they produce, so we will be interested to see how they get on during our trial.
There are no results published on the website, which can be a worrying sign but does not always indicate that a service isn’t profitable. Probably worse than that is a service that claims great results that seem too good to be true – normally they are!
Anyway, with detailed match previews and the use of statistics, it appears they have a solid grounding on which to build a potentially profitable service.
And as we say, it is nice to come across a service that offers its tips for free. If their tips are anything like as good as another free service we are trialing at the moment in the form of Betting Bias, then they will be doing well.
We will run our normal three month trial and see how they get on. Please check back here for results updates as the trial progresses.
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They have finished with a very impressive 138 points profit over the course of the trial to advised prices, one of the highest totals we have seen compiled here at Honest Betting Reviews over the course of a three-month trial.
This is a service that certainly lives up to its name – there is a large volume of bets (5 per day) and high staking so you will need a big bank and some solid nerves to follow their tips.
But on the evidence of our trial, you could very much be on your way to joining the high rollers if you subscribe to this service – which has made an average of over £450 profit per month to just £10 stakes since starting up, quite amazing stuff.
Here are the results for the trial in graph format:
A very decent looking profit graph. Things were going amazingly at one stage with over 200 points of profit being accumulated, but then there was a bit of a decline towards the end. Still, a very good trial overall.
Our only concern was over the large difference between Betfair SP and advised priced, with the former achieving a total of 53 points profit compared to 138 points profit of the latter.
However, having looked at the odds after bets are sent out, there has not generally been huge pressure on the prices. It seems to be more a case of the service finding value and prices being gradually pushed in over the course of the day.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: There are 5 bets per day on average so there is quite a bit of work to do when following this service. Tips are sent out in the morning, giving you plenty of time to get the bets on though.
Availability of prices: As mentioned above, we were a bit concerned by the difference between the results at advised prices and Betfair SP. However, we can report that the prices are not under huge pressure after being sent out so you should be able to get close to the results at advised prices without too much bother.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 26%, which is very close to the long-term average of 25%.
Advised Betting Bank: A betting bank is not advised for the service but we used a 150 point bank for the trial. This was sufficient to cover losing runs and seemed sufficient. However, to be on the really safe side you might want a 200 point bank here.
Subscription costs: The prices are £49.95 per month, £119.95 per quarter or £279.95 for life.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
It has been a superb trial for High Rollers Betting, who with 138 points profit have amassed one of the highest points totals we have ever encountered here at Honest Betting Reviews.
You will need a decent sized bank to follow this service, but as long as you have that and can handle some ups and downs, then this is a top-notch service to follow and certainly worth adding to your portfolio.
That means they are now +163 points for the trial at advised prices and 93 points up at Betfair SP.
So far this has been one of the most impressive trials we have ran in terms of points profit and this service is really living up to its name as one for making you a high roller.
The only note of concern so far is the big difference between advised prices and Betfair SP, so we will have a closer look at the availability of prices to see if that is an issue.
Otherwise it is great stuff so far from High Rollers Betting and full steam ahead!
We are off to an absolute flyer in the first month of our trial of High Rollers Betting, landing a cool 65 points profit at advised prices and 53 points profit at Betfair SP.
That comes on top of over 300 points profit made in the six months prior to the start to our trial, so it looks like we may be on to something special here with High Rollers Betting.
The name certainly does not lie – this really is high stakes betting! Stakes range between 1 and 5 points, with the average being 2.5 points per bet.
There have been on average 6 bets per day so far, so at stakes of 2.5 points per bet that works out at 15 points staked per day.
But as long as you aware of the staking at the outset and have a sufficient bank set aside, then High Rollers Betting looks like an excellent service based on what we have seen thus far.
In our recent articles about the likes of Bill Benter, Alan Woods and Kerry Packer, we have looked at some of the highest rollers in the history of betting.
These guys amassed fortunes in the hundreds of millions of dollars from betting, something us mere mortals can only dream of.
But today we are starting a trial of a service that we hope will give at least a little bit of a taste of what it is like to bet in the big league…
The service in question isHigh Rollers Bettingand it is certainly one of the highest staking services we have come across in our time at Honest Betting Reviews.
Staking of up to 20 points per day is not uncommon, so this is a trial we will need a big bank for!
But the past results look exceptional, albeit only over a short period.
Nearly 300 points profit has been accumulated since they started tipping back in June, which is quite amazing stuff for less than six months betting. If that form was maintained over a year, it would equate to over 600 points profit!
They have managed a fairly healthy strike rate of 25% and a return on investment of 14%, which is pretty good for a high volume service such as this.
As ever though, we must not get carried away with the results coming into a trial and will have to see how things pan out under the spotlight of a live review.
We have to confess to being a little bit excited about this one though, the potential does seem enormous. If they can keep up previous results then it won’t be long before we are playing with the high rollers!
Anyway, check back here for updates on how they get on during our trial.
Head 2 Head Sports is a service that tips in an eclectic mix of darts, snooker and tennis, with the majority of bets coming in the latter.
There is an old adage that bookies love people who bet on lots of different sports and we imagine there is some substance behind that.
So we are not surprised in all honesty that this trial has not ended in a success – after all, they are taking on one of the toughest challenges in gambling.
Virtually all of the professional gamblers we have heard of specialise in one thing – whether it be horse racing, football, poker or some other discipline.
We would even say that most professionals tend to focus on a niche within a particular sport, like sprints in horse racing or corners markets in football, for example.
So finishing 17 points down is certainly no disgrace for Head 2 Head sports, but with 34% of the bank lost over the trial, it ultimately results in a failed rating unfortunately.
As you can see, it was steady losses for most of the trial, with a bit of a late rally to improve the figures somewhat by the end.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: With just over one bet per day, this is quite a simple service to follow. With bets across sports like darts and snooker, it is advisable to have a few bookie accounts to maximise the chances of getting the best odds.
Availability of prices: There was good availability of prices, subject as we say above to having a wide range of bookie accounts available to you.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 59%, which on the face of it is good but with most bets being at short odds, was not high enough to make a profit.
Advised Betting Bank: With a 50 point bank being advised for the service, it should be comfortable to cover a service like this with a high strike rate and even with a tough run during the trial, the bank was sufficient enough not to be threatened.
Subscription costs: The subscription costs are very reasonable at £2.49 for first month then £9.95 per month or £19.95 per quarter
OVERALL VERDICT: FAILED
Tipping across multiple sports is a notoriously hard thing to do and we know very few people out there who do it successfully.
Head 2 Head Sports tip across an interesting mix of sports, including tennis, darts and snooker.
They had a tough trial, which resulted in a loss of 17 points – equating to a 34% reduction of the bank.
On that basis, unfortunately it is a failed rating for Head 2 Head Sports. As ever, we will keep an eye on things and see if they can turn matters around.
This is another one of those trials that seems to have landed some kind of curse. Where as coming into the trial they had racked up impressive profits, since our trial started in September they are now on 5 losing months in a row.
It has been quiet for them in terms of bets as well, with only 12 bets in the last month. Well with Christmas and everything that’s understandable.
Although the trial is past the three month mark now, we haven’t 100 bets yet so will continue for a little while longer until we have hit that point. Could be a while!
This is a very low volume service, with just 60 bets so far after nearly three months. A selective approach can often prove effective, but so far it has been a tricky time for Head 2 Head Sports. Hopefully things will pick up for them soon.
I think they call this sod’s law – October was the worst month they have had since the service started and by a long way. Before that their worst month had been a loss of just two points.
Most of the bets are in tennis, followed by darts and then snooker. I suppose with the tennis season coming to an end you might be getting more random results (apart from Djokovic still winning everything of course).
Anyway, whatever the reason for the dip in form, let’s hope things pick up for them for the remainder of the trial.
We are having a little spate of multi-sports services coming under review at the moment, with Betting Bias,The Sports Guru and now Head 2 Head Sports from the Tipster Street stables entering a trial.
Head 2 Head Sports concentrates on a rather eclectic mix of tennis, snooker and darts. We are not quite sure what connects these three sports, but they do seem to know their stuff on all of them.
The results published on the website are very good, with 84 points profit made since the service started in January of this year.
That comes at a return on investment of 18%, which when betting on sports at generally low odds is very commendable.
The selections are mainly odds-on and with a very high strike-rate of 71%, the losing runs should be minimal with this one.
We will be interested to see how this tipster gets on during our trial as it seems like a very promising discovery.
We will be back soon with updates on how the trial is going.
In the meantime you can check out Head 2 Head Sports here.
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Football Fever is a service we had high hopes for coming into the trial, thinking we may have discovered a profitable football-only tipster at last.
Sadly that hasn’t turned out to be the case during our trial, with 12 points lost, which represents a decline of the bank of 24%.
That in our view was just a borderline fail, it could have been a neutral rating but just fell into the failed category.
As you can see from the graph below, things were going well for a while but sadly really dipped in the last part of the trial in late January and February.
Still, we think it is worth keeping an eye on Football Fever to see if results improve in the long term.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: There is around just 1 bet per day, so it does not take long at all to get the bets on and you are done for the day.
Availability of prices: The prices were freely available, with most of the bets coming in the big leagues where there is plenty of liquidity.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 46%, which is a little lower than it needs to be to generate a profit when tipping at these prices.
Advised Betting Bank: A 50 point bank is advised for following Football Fever, which seems more than adequate to us with a strike rate close to 50% over the long term. Even with a tough run during the trial, the bank was never in jeopardy.
Subscription costs: The subscription costs are very reasonable at £2.49 for first month then £9.95 per month or £19.95 per quarter
OVERALL VERDICT: FAILED
It has been a disappointing trial for Football Fever in the sense that at the outset we really thought we may have found a winning football tipster at last.
Coming into the trial they had amassed five winning months out of five at a return on investment of over 17%.
However, as is so often the case, when it came to the live trial they sadly failed to live up to expectations.
With 12 points and 24% of the bank lost, this is just below the level of a neutral rating for us and means unfortunately we feel a failed rating is justified based on the results of our trial.
However, if they could recapture the form shown prior to our trial, then a re-rating could certainly be in order.
They had a good December racking up 6 points profit but sadly January has been something of a nightmare so far with 13 points lost.
Although the trial has now been going for over 3 months, we are yet to reach the minimum 100 bet mark so we will continue things for another month or so.
Let’s hope things finish with a flourish for Football Fever between now and then.
It has been a slight downturn for Football Fever, who have lost 5 points since our last update to sit -0.58 points down so far after just over two months.
It is a common theme with football tipsters at the moment, who pretty much all seem to be struggling. There have some funny results around to be honest, so perhaps that explains things.
Anyway, we are more or less where we started with Football Fever, so no damage done and hopefully they can kick on over the Christmas period and into the New Year.
It has been a strong start to our trial of Football Fever, who have amassed 4.64 points profit in the first month of the trial.
With football tipsters you do well to make 5 points or more profit per month to 1 point level stakes as you are tipping at much lower odds than horse racing.
So we are impressed with the start made by Football Fever, which backs up the results published on the website prior to our trial.
We recently wrote an article looking atwho is the best football tipster, which included some of our own favourites plus an overview of some of the big names in football betting.
Truth be told, there aren’t very many successful football tipsters. That’s despite the beautiful game reportedly being the most gambled on sport in the world, with an estimated £500 billion wagered on football each year.
You would think with all that money being bet on the sport, a few people would have worked out how to make a profit out of it.
Well sadly that seems damn hard – much more difficult than horse racing for example, where there are numerous successful professional gamblers and tipsters.
We are determined however to find those diamonds in the rough – those happy few who have figured out to make money from the world’s most popular sport.
And so we were recently quite excited to come acrossFootball Fever, which is a very promising footy tipster from the Tipster Street stables.
Since starting up this May they have racked up five winning months out of five, with a 60% strike rate and a very impressive 17% ROI.
Football tipsters generally do very well just to manage a 10% ROI, so the 17% achieved to date is rather eye-catching.
Their approach to football betting seems fairly selective, with on average one bet per day during the main season and quite a bit less than that during the Summer season.
Subscription costs are very reasonable at £2.49 for the first month and then £9.95 per month, £19.95 per quarter or £79.95 for life.
If this service can keep up the performance levels it has achieved so far then we may found one of those very rare birds – a football tipster that actually wins.
We will be subjecting this to our usual three month trial to see how it holds up under live test conditions.
Check back here for updates on how the trial goes.
There have been quite a few neutral ratings for horse racing tipsters here at Honest Betting Reviews and Max Racing Tips joins the club.
This is a tipster from the reputable Betting Gods stable that tips quite selectively with approximately one bet per day.
Things were a bit of a struggle for them at one stage, as they were 68 points down midway through the trial, made an abortive attempt to get back in the black but made a decent recovery towards the end, as you can see below.
Somewhat of a rollercoaster ride I think they call that!
Overall they finished 18 points down, which from a 100 point bank is a slight disappointment but nothing hugely alarming.
For now we think a neutral rating is a fair rating and we will keep an eye on things at Maxing Racing tips for a while to see if they can recapture the form shown prior to our trial.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: With just 1 bet per day on average, the workload is low and selections are normally sent out in the morning so plenty of time to get the bets down.
Availability of prices: There was no issue with the availability of prices and there was little difference between the results at advised prices and Betfair SP, which is a good sign.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 29%, which is somewhat below the long term average of 34%.
Advised Betting Bank: No bank was advised when we signed up so we used a 100 point bank, which was more than comfortable for the trial.
Subscription costs: You can get a free 14 day trial – as with allBetting Godsservices – followed by subscription costs of £94.95/per month; £69.95/quarter or £149.95 for life.
OVERALL VERDICT: NEUTRAL
Max Racing Tips had made over 200 points profit coming into our trial, but as is so often the case, they failed to match that level during a live trial, dropping 18 points overall.
Things were much worse than that at one stage, as they were 68 points down at one point but made a good recovery towards the end.
A loss of 18% of the bank isn’t the end of the world and we think a neutral rating here is fair for this one.
As ever we will keep an eye on things and see if matters improve over the coming months.
There has been a bit of an improvement for Max Racing Tips, who have added 26 points of profit at advised prices and 19 points profit at Betfair SP since our last update a month ago.
That has started to turn things around for them, as they were 56 points down last time so are now 30 points down at advised prices and 36 points down at Betfair SP for the trial as a whole.
It has been more pain for Max Racing Tips since our last update a month ago. They have lost an additional 9 points to stand at -56 points at advised prices and -55 points at Betfair SP.
Staking is quite high here, with an average of 2.75 points per selection, so at 1 point level stakes it would be more like 20 points down, which is more palatable.
With a month to go it will be a very decent effort indeed for this one to get back into profit.
Back in a month with our final verdict on Max Racing Tips.
It’s over to Betting Gods again today for another one of their promising horse racing tipsters.
This time it is Max Racing Tips, who began tipping back in May and since then have amassed over 200 points of profit.
Apparently high levels of painstaking research go into the tips and that certainly appears to be reflected in the results.
The strike rate so far is a healthy 36% and the return on investment is an impressive 26%.
There are on average about 40 bets per month, so just over one per day which sounds manageable.
We will put this one through its paces and see how it gets on under the spotlight of our trial. It will be subjected to a three month trial as usual, so plenty of time to get a feel for the service.
Our trial will include looking at the results at Betfair SP and how obtainable the advised prices are.
So let’s hope the promising form continues and we get another winning horse racing tipster from the Betting Gods stable.
We will report back soon with the first results update.
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*Strike rate for all bets was 10%, but strike rate in terms of profitable races was 47%
Percentage Form Edge Full Review
At the end of our three month trial of the Percentage Form Edge it is a slightly disappointing conclusion to things, with a final total of -11 points at advised prices and -29 points at Betfair SP.
The service is run by a chap called Denis Hatcher (not Thatcher – phew!) and takes an unusual approach to betting by tipping numerous horses in the same race. Obviously the hope is that one of the outsiders you have backed goes on to win.
Things didn’t turn out quite that way during the trial, although early on it looked promising as they were 47 points up at one stage.
As you can see though, things took a turn for the worse for the last two-thirds of so of the trial with a steady decline to finish in slight deficit.
Overall to finish with a small loss is no catastrophe by any means though so we are happy with a neutral rating for the Percentage Form Edge and to keep an eye on things for the time being.
Service Breakdown
Ease of use: The service is quite a straightforward one to follow. Bets are sent out in the morning and you are normally talking about just one or two races per day. You then just back the selections either at Betfair or the bookies and you are done for the day.
Availability of prices: There was no problem with getting the advised prices and there wasn’t a huge difference between advised prices and Betfair SP, with the latter being just 18 points worse off over the course of the trial.
Strike rate: The strike rate for the trial was 10% in terms of the number of selections that won, but if you looked at the number of races that were profitable, then the strike rate was actually 47%.
Advised Betting Bank: A bank of 100 points was used for the trial, which seemed plenty given the high strike rate in terms of profitable races and was never in jeopardy during the trial.
Subscription costs: The subscription costs are £1 for the first 2 weeks then £29.95 + VAT / per month.
OVERALL VERDICT: NEUTRAL
The Percentage Form Edge takes a novel approach to betting, which we are always appreciate and there was a stage during the trial when things were going really well for them.
Unfortunately results took a downturn and we ended up with a loss of 11 points at advised prices and 29 points at Betfair SP.
The loss was no disaster by any means and represented just 11% of the bank used for the trial.
At the moment we can’t really recommend the Percentage Form Edge on the basis of our trial, but we will keep an eye on it and see if things improve over the coming months.
There has been a small downturn for the Percentage Form Edge since our last update just over a month ago. They have lost 4 points at advised prices and 19 points at Betfair SP over that time.
That leaves them 19 points up at advised prices and 9 points up at Betfair SP for the trial overall to date.
As mentioned in previous updates, this is slightly unusual approach to tipping, using a dutching method of backing numerous horses in each race. Then you obviously hope that the biggest price selection wins!
So far there have been a few of those and let’s hope for a few more before the trial concludes.
The positive returns for November now means they have racked up 11 winning months out of 11 since the service started in January according to the results on the website, which is superb tipping.
It’s quite an easy service to follow – generally there are just one or two races per day and you just back all the selections to 1 point level stakes.
The results so far suggest you could just back all the tips at Betfair SP, which would make things even easier, but it is too early to draw any conclusions on that front yet.
Anyway, a good start from Percentage Form Edge and we are impressed with this service so far.
The service in question is Percentage Form Edge and the difference is that they tip multiple horses in each race – so “dutching” if you like using official terminology.
This is the first service we have trialed that uses a dutching system and we have to say it is an unusual approach in this day and age.
However, that it is not to say that it is not profitable. On the contrary, we would say based on the results published on their website, it looks very profitable.
They have amassed over 300 points profit since the service started in January of this year.
And what’s more, they’ve never had a losing month according to their results – that’s pretty impressive stuff!
In some ways we are surprised that dutching isn’t a more common approach in horse racing betting. You see it more often in football betting (double chance betting) and Betfair trading with insurance positions and the like. But for some reason not often in horse racing.
Perhaps there is just a convention in horse racing to only back one horse per race, but we always welcome new approaches and would even argue that coming up with a new angle that other punters aren’t already using is probably your best chance of making a profit. Ultimately you are betting against the market so if you are just doing the same old form reading as most other punters then you will struggle to make a profit.
Anyway, that is all just theorising and as ever in the end it all comes down to results – just as any football manager will tell you.
So we will record all the results of this during our three month trial and see how things come out in the end.
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Unfortunately after the trial of Stand Each Way had started well, it went steadily downhill and ended a disappointing 44 points in loss.
This shows again how tough it is to make a profit from betting and that tipping is no easy game. Only the very best and most talented make it. Remember that stat – 98% of gamblers lose money overall.
There doesn’t seem much point doing an in-depth review here as the service has been discontinued, so you wouldn’t be able to join up now anyway.
Oh well, another one goes into the failed bin and we hope for better from our next review…
All selections are simply backed at Betfair SP, which makes things nice and easy. All bets are each way, which of course on Betfair means you have to put one point on the win and one on the place.
To get the selections, you have to log in each day to the website at around 1pm. It would be preferable if selections were e-mailed out to subscribers, so hopefully this is something they will look at in future.
Anyway, so far so good for Strand Each Way. Let’s hope it continues in the same vein.
Today we are commencing a trial of a horse racing tipster from the reputable Pro Betting Club stables called Strand Each Way.
As the name suggests, this is a service that focuses exclusively on each-way betting.
The other Pro Betting Club service we have reviewed, Win Form Pro, has achieved excellent results so we are hopeful for more of the same from Strand Each Way.
They started tipping in January 2015 and their published results look very impressive, with 159 points profit accumulated so far, which averages out at about 16 points profit per month.
That has been achieved with a nice 40% strike rate (including the placed horses), which means losing runs here shouldn’t be too long and we should be able to build a bank reasonably steadily if results hold up.
The thing we really like about the service is that all results are quoted at Betfair SP, which means you know you can match their results and could potentially beat them with the use of best odds guaranteed bookmakers.
It is particularly useful for a service that tips each way to use Betfair SP, because the place market on Betfair typically does not offer the same value as backing each-way with the bookies, so you really are getting a fair deal with this tipster.
We aren’t given too many clues as to how the selections are chosen, other than that they are very selective and use an exhaustive set of filters.
Anyway, as ever the main thing is that the results are good, so we will see how they get on during our trial.
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Bookie Blowoutis a betting system from Mike Cruickshank that provides horse racing selections in the evening to be backed with the bookies and then traded out the next morning on Betfair, hopefully for a profit.
Now you may well be wondering, having seen the results above, why we have given a neutral ratingto a system that made 141 points profit over the course of a three month trial.
And certainly you would not be amiss for asking this question.
The system is certainly accurate in predicting which selections will reduce in price, being correct over 60% of the time and producing a consistent weekly profit.
But in our view, for a system to achieve a recommended rating, it has to not only provide profit but be practical and sustainable in the long run as well.
And unfortunately we have concerns on both of these fronts with regard to Bookie Blowout, which we discuss further below.
Practicalities
Firstly in terms of the practicalities, this is not an easy system to follow.
The selections are posted on the Bookie Blowout website in the evening before racing.
The problem is that selections are posted over a long period of time – usually the course of a few hours – and you have to be at your computer for that period to make sure you get the advised odds.
The system is basically about exploiting situations where the bookies have higher odds for a horse than Betfair has, which can therefore be expected to reduce in price.
So the odds will be under pressure and often disappear very quickly.
That means you really have to be on the ball and back the selections as soon as they appear on the website.
So that is our first concern – whether most people will be able to devote between approximately 6 and 10.30 pm each evening to following the selections.
Sustainability
Secondly we look at whether a betting system can work in the long term.
We have significant question marks in this regard with Bookie Blowout.
The bookies have software to identify what the Betfair market is doing and will be well aware if you are consistently taking their prices when they are above the Betfair prices.
So it will only be a matter of time before your accounts are limited or closed outright.
I was doing something very similar to this last year and had one of my accounts (that I had held for over 10 years) not just limited, but closed outright.
Another account was limited as well. I can tell you it is very frustrating when that happens.
The trouble is that not only would account closures affect your ability to follow this system, but it obviously affects all your other betting as well.
With the volume of betting you are doing with Bookie Blowout – at an average of 15 bets per day – you are going to alert the bookies pretty quickly to what you are doing.
The likes of Bet365 may let you do this for a while, but bookies like Stan James and Betfred will likely come down on you like a tonne of bricks.
So you may make a few hundred quid with Bookie Blowout to start off with, but we would question if you could keep doing so in the long term.
With the other products from Mike Cruickshank, you can quite happily do just a couple of offers per day and make a nice profit and the bookies won’t take too much notice, as long as you are throwing in some mug bets as well to balance things out.
But here, with 15 bets per day and so targeted around early prices, the risks of the bookies taking action are much greater.
OVERALL VERDICT: NEUTRAL
On the one hand it feels a bit harsh giving a system that makes 141 points profit a neutral rating.
On the other hand, the standard we always use in giving our verdicts on systems is whether you would recommend a system to a friend.
If we were in the pub and a friend asked us if they should buy Bookie Blowout, we would probably say to them – “You would probably make a good few hundred quid to start off with, but then you would have a big risk of the bookies closing your accounts. Plus you have to sit in front of your computer from 6 until around 10 most evenings.”
And then we would let them make up their own minds.
So that is what we will do here – give you the risk warnings and then let you make up your own mind on whether it is something for you.
Some people may be happy to accept the downsides and others not. In the words of Rick Nelson, it’s up to you…
As we said last time, we still have concerns over your accounts with the bookmakers being limited or closed if you use this system and you do need to be at your computer in the evening to get the selections, so it’s a case of buyer beware with this one.
Things have continued in positive fashion for Bookie Blowout, which has added a further 52 points of profit to be +67 points up so far after six weeks of our trial.
Our comments remain the same as in our last update that you need to be at your computer in the evening to pick up the selections and you need to act quickly to get the prices.
We do still have concerns about potential bookie limitations, but in itself this system is working well.
This is an interesting product from Mike Cruickshank in that it is not about risk-free profits. Instead it is about predicting which horses will reduce in price from the evening before racing to the morning.
So you log in to the site in the evening and back the recommended horses with the bookies, then lay them in the morning on Betfair. This is pure trading, you will have traded out before the race starts so have no interest in the actual result.
So far the results have been good – trading with £10 stakes we are £152 up.
However, we do have some concerns about this service. Firstly, you have to be glued to your computer screen from about 6pm to 10pm each evening to see the selections being posted on the Bookie Blowout website. It is crucial to back the selections quickly because the prices tend to disappear quickly.
This has been made a little harder by the fact that Mike no longer sends e-mails out (as he was having delays with g-mail sending) so you now have to keep an eagle eye on the website to see selections posted rather than just waiting for e-mails to be sent.
So if you aren’t able to be at your computer in the evenings, this service probably isn’t for you.
Secondly, we also worry about the impact on bookie accounts of continually taking early prices that are above Betfair prices – the bookies apparently have software that tells them when this is happening, so no doubt they will see the patterns in your betting and could hit you with account limits or closures.
Thirdly, when prices drift on Betfair to higher prices in the 30s and above, it can be difficult to get your stake matched. We are using £10 stakes for the trial which seems fine to get matched with, but if you are staking much higher you may find yourself having to take odds a bit higher than those shown on our results spreadsheet.
So those are our thoughts so far on Bookie Blowout. On the face of it, the results have been good but there are a few things to be mindful of when using this service.
Following on from our successful trials of Bonus Baggingand Profit Maximiser, we have another Mike Cruickshank product to try out here at Honest Betting Reviews.
This one is called Bookie Blowout and is slightly different to Mike’s other products.
Rather than focusing on free bets and risk-free profits, this is more of a trading system. There is risk involved as you can lose money – essentially it is about predicting horses that will reduce in price and trading them for profit.
So some of them may actually drift in price and you could lose out – although Mike claims that he is correct in his predictions 90% of the time. We will see if that is borne out during the trial.
Upon joining, you are provided with a 30-page PDF to read explaining how the system works. As ever with Mike’s products, there are also very helpful training videos and a calculator to work out the trades.
You are provided with e-mails in the evening telling you which horses to back and at what price.
Then the next morning you check back and lay off your bets on Betfair or your exchange of choice – or you can wait until closer to race time if you are able to be at your computer later in the day.
So overall an interesting and imaginative approach to making profits – as we have come to expect from Mike Cruickshank.
Whether it can deliver, well only time will tell, but we are hopeful.
Check back here for updates on how the trial goes.
*ROI figure based on average total outlay per accumulator.
Accumulator Generator Full Review
We have reviewed three Mike Cruickshank products so far here at Honest Betting Reviews and all have received approved ratings. So how does Accumulator Generatormeasure up?
Well we are pleased to say it is another excellent product from Mike.
Basically this is a system that allows you to take advantage of the bookies’ free bets on football accumulators.
Most of the bookies now have an offer such that if one leg of your acca loses, then you get your stake refunded as a free bet, up to a maximum of £50.
What Accumulator Generator does is set things up so that you can guarantee yourself a profit whatever happens from these accumulator bets.
As with most of Mike’s products, it takes a bit of time to watch all the videos, understand how it works and get used to using it.
Once you have done that though, it is pretty straightforward to use and it should take no more than 10-15 minutes per day to set up your accumulators.
The main thing you need to do is remember to lay each leg of your accumulator between matches.
Sometimes that can be the next day, but sometimes you will have matches on the same day so will need to log back into the system on the same day.
As long as you remember to do that though, you should be able to make an average of £10 per accumulator, which quickly adds up.
Doing just one acca per day would make £70 per week, or £300 per month.
Doing two per day would be £140 per week or £600 per month – and so on.
Not bad for just 15 minutes work per day is it?
So overall we are happy to give Accumulator Generator an approved rating and add it to the list of top notch recommended products from Mike Cruickshank.
Yes, this definitely works – the logic is sound and as ever, Mike has done all the work for you so just need to enter the amounts into the calculator and place the bets.
How does it work?
Accumulator Generatorbasically takes advantage of the accumulator offers provided by the bookmakers.
So for example, if you place a £25 bet on a five-fold accumulator and one leg loses, then you will get £25 refunded as a free bet. There are currently about 20 bookies offering this type of accumulator refund.
What Accumulator Generator does is to create value from these offers so as to maximise profits. As usual with Mike Cruickshank products, there are extensive and very helpful training videos, as well as a tool for finding the bets and a betting calculator.
So you have everything you need to firstly place the accumulators with the bookies and then to lay them off with the exchanges.
Here is a look at what the main “acca matcher” page looks like, where you can find the offers:
On the left in the red boxes are the “estimated values” of the offers – i.e. how much you can expect to make from each one. Then you have information including how long until the acca will be completed, the bookie the offer is with, the odds to back and lay and then you click on the purple box on the right to go through to the calculator to set up and place the acca.
As you can see, there are over 34 pages of offers – so a massive amount to choose from!
Here is a look at the calculator screen:
The calculator basically works out at each leg how much you need to put on the next match and tells you how much you will win depending on what the overall outcome of the acca is.
Once you have got the hang of things, it really is very simple to use.
The good thing about having so many offers is that it should mean the members of the service are not all doing the same offers and therefore hopefully there shouldn’t be any red flags raised with the bookies.
What if I have two losers?
Now at first we wondered whether this system would work if you had more than one loser in your accumulator, as the bookies only give you a refund if you have one loser.
But as ever, Mike has all bases covered and sets things up in such a way that you cannot lose. Essentially once one leg of the acca loses, you are laying against the potential refund so are still “using” the free bet so to speak.
There are different ways you can play the offers:-
Bet/lay and hope – basically place your acca with the bookies and lay it off with the exchanges. You are hoping one leg loses so that you get the full refund (which can be up to £50). If no legs lose or more than one does, you make a small loss.
Bonuses – you lay off each section of the acca as you go along, making progressively more money the further through the acca you go before you hit a loser.
Lock in a profit – you lay off each section of the acca as you go, but in such a way as that you make pretty much the same profit whatever happens. This is normally about £10 profit for a £25 or £50 bet.
Advantage play – you just play the offers and accept some will lose but you should win overall as you have an edge over the bookmaker (although we are not quite sure why you need Accumulator Generator for this method!)
Of the approaches above, we definitely prefer 3 – locking in the profits and that is the one we used pretty much exclusively over the second half of the trial.
How much money can I make?
To this we would give our standard response for Mike Cruickshank products – it depends how much work you put in. As we say above, if you use the lock in profits method then you are talking about £10 per accumulator.
However, some of the better accas will bring in £12 or even £15, although on other occasions it will be just £1 or £2 if the odds on the later matches change against you.
Then it is a question of how many you can do per week. Most of the bookies have a limit on how many of the offers you can do per week or month – for most of them its once per day but some are as little as 4 times in total.
There are plenty of options available – so for the “once a day” bookies you could do the offers a few times per week. Some days there just won’t be enough matches to make it work and then a lot of the accas take 4 or 5 days to play out. But with a bit of work we would estimate you could do about 10 offers per week without too much trouble.
Are there any drawbacks to Accumulator Generator?
The main drawback is time – if you are using the bonus or profit lock-in versions, then you will have to go back in and lay each leg of the acca as it goes along, sometimes over 4 or 5 days. So firstly, you have to remember to do that! And secondly it is a little time consuming.
However, we would think if you place a lot of similar accas at the same time with different bookies, then it should help to reduce the time and chances of missing a leg, as you can do them all at once when you go to lay a leg.
The other potential drawback, as with all of Mike’s products, is of your bookie accounts being limited or shut down. As ever, the advice is to use “mug bets” and don’t overdo the offers – don’t take the p*ss basically and you should be ok!
Our feeling is also that bookies generally love punters who place lots of accumulators, so you would be at less risk of bookie account closures than with some other forms of matched betting, as long as you don’t overdo it of course.
Please note that Accumulator Generator may not work outside the UK and Ireland – please check with Mike Cruickshank via support@bonusbagging.co.uk to check the situation in your country.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
Experienced matched bettors will probably be familiar with the excellent quality of Mike Cruickshank’s betting products and Accumulator Generator is no exception to this.
The software that finds the accumulators really is a great bit of kit and gives you so many potential accas to use – sometimes literally hundreds at any one time!
The main thing to be aware of is the need to lay each leg of your accas between matches – sometimes you can do that all at once and be done within 10 minutes per day, but on other occasions you will need to go back in and lay the next leg on the same day.
Other than that, we really can’t see any downsides to Accumulator Generator and strongly recommend it as part of your matched betting portfolio.
Doing just one acca per day would average you around £300 per month and two per day would average you £600 per month.
We have been testing Accumulator Generator for two months and are really getting into a groove with it now.
We are £387 in profit so far, but to be honest it could be much better than that as it has taken a little time to get to grips with it and find the best strategy.
But now we have settled on using the guaranteed profit method and are just spending 5-10 mins per day and making a nice £10 or so on each acca.
It is so easy, just go to the “reminders” page each day where all your current accas are saved and then lay the next leg, click update and you are done. Simples!
Sometimes you will need to lay more than leg per day, but you just have to set yourself a reminder to lay the next leg between matches.
The software really is fantastic in finding all the best value accas and working everything out for you.
Sadly the “Lay All” option didn’t turn out quite as good as expected as there are only a few of them worth doing each week.
But just sticking to the guaranteed profit option is the way forward for us and now we will put the peddle to the metal as it were over the last month of the trial to really crank out the profits.
Accumulator Generator really is a top notch product from Mike Cruickshank again and definitely gets a big thumbs up from us.
We have taken the approach of guaranteeing approximately the same profits whatever the outcome rather than the variable profit approach.
Our thoughts are generally the same as stated in our previous update below – this is a very good product and certainly does “work”- but does require quite a bit of effort to operate successfully.
And importantly you have to remember to update your acca after each leg. I forgot on one of mine – but fortunately the accumulator came in so I made a tidy profit! 🙂
But really that was a mistake and you shouldn’t allow it to happen because it defeats the purpose of the product.
I haven’t “maxed” this out as much as I could have done – you could certainly do more offers and make more money than I have over the course of a month, but you would also run the risk of the bookies limiting if you did, so I think spreading the offers around and not overdoing it is a good idea.
We will probably wrap up this review in a couple of weeks as there isn’t much to add to what we have said already and you can see from the results that you generally make around a tenner from each of the offers, so that isn’t going to change (unless the bookies change their offers of course).
UPDATE 7TH JANUARY 2016
Just a quick update to say that Mike has added a new method for placing the accas which means you can now “set and forget” – just place them and then leave them, you don’t need to go back in and lay each leg.
This is a big improvement for us and means we really are talking about a top product here.
Basically for the set and forget accas the odds for the acca overall need to be around 2.0 – 2.5 and each leg needs to be around 1.2.
You make more money the more legs that lose – if 3 legs lose you win over £100 and if all 6 lose then over £300! Ok that’s unlikely but still it is very possible that 2 legs can lose and that wins over £30 – completely risk-free.
The good news is that I have just checked the site and there are plenty of these “set and forget” accas available – over 40 at last count.
So Mike has now ironed out one of the key issues we had with the product, which was the time it was taking, so we now think it is a definite big thumbs up.
We will test out the “set and forget” accas of course and include the results in our next update on Accumulator Generator, but all looks good to us.
UPDATE 18TH JANUARY 2016
I have had a go at the “lay all” option but unfortunately it is not quite as good as I at first thought.
I tried a couple of accas, but on one of them only one leg of the acca failed to win, but I still made a loss overall.
I contacted Mike about this and it seems there are only around 3-5 per week of these “set and forget” accas that are worth doing. For the others, you won’t make a profit or will only break even.
So perhaps not quite as good as I first thought in terms of doing all your accumulators like this, but still another option that is there to choose from.
We have had a few enquiries about Accumulator Generatorand so thought we would give a quick update on what we have found so far.
We don’t have any results to report so far, as I have been getting to grips with how it works and also I didn’t have all the bookie accounts needed to take advantage of the offers. However, I can provide my thoughts on the product as a whole.
Summary of Initial Thoughts
So there you have it, our initial thoughts are that Accumulator Generator is another good product from Mike Cruickshank. It certainly works and provides you with a great suite of tools to turn the bookies’ acca offers into risk-free profit.
However, it is a little time-consuming and you have to remember to lay off each leg of the accumulator as it goes along if you want risk-free profit.
Plus there is the risk of accounts being closed or limited, although you can mitigate that risk to some extent with pre-emptive action.
We will provide details of our results in a couple of weeks hopefully now that our reviewer is set up and ready to go, which should give you a bit more of an idea of how much money you can make with this.
In the meantime, drop us a line at info@honestbettingreviews.com if you have any questions.
Accumulator Generatoris the latest product from Mike Cruickshank, the king of exploiting bookies’ bonuses and free bets.
We have been very impressed with Mike’ other products we have reviewed, including Bonus Bagging which we gave an approved ratingto and Profit Maximiser, which we are currently reviewing and have found to be pretty awesome so far.
So the question is whether Accumulator Generator can live up the very high bar Mike has set with his other betting products.
The system – as the name suggests – is about exploiting the accumulator offers that bookies offer.
For example, a number of bookies now offer free bets if you bet on an acca and all the legs come in apart from one. They vary in terms of how many legs you need in the accumulator – some as little as four, some five and some six or more.
But those of you who know Mike’s products will know that when there’s a bookie offer of some kind, there will also be Mike with a way to set it up as a risk-free (or virtually risk-free) opportunity.
So how does he do it here? Well we are commencing a trial to find out.
We are always interested in these angles because as any gambler knows, whilst we all like to win our bets, having a few risk-free opportunities to top up our betting accounts is very welcome.
We will report back soon on our initial findings on this one.
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This is the third Mike Cruickshank product we have reviewed so far here at Honest Betting Reviews after Bonus Bagging and Profit Maximiser and we are pleased to say it is now three for three in terms of approved ratings for his products.
Whilst the aforementioned products are about exploiting the bookies’ free bets and bonuses, Each-Way Sniper is a little different.
As the title suggests, it is about taking advantage of the inherent value you get from the place part of certain each-way bets with the bookies.
Basically you use that inherent value to secure a profit whatever happens by laying on Betfair.
The strategy works very well and you can certainly build a nice bit of profit using Each Way Sniper.
How does it work?
First up you go to the Each Way Sniper software, which is quite an amazing piece of kit. It automatically identifies potential each-way “snipes” where you can guarantee yourself a profit whatever happens.
Here is a look at the software in action:
From the software you can see the best opportunities, the relevant bookie that has the odds for a particular selection and how much you can make from each opportunity.
Then you can click through to the calculator and input the values to work out exactly how much to put on and how much you will make.
Then just place the bets, sit back and you are guaranteed profit, regardless of whether your horse wins or loses! Clever eh?
How much money can you make from Each Way Sniper?
The question of how much money you can make really depends on how much time you put in to it.
This is primarily for people who are able to be at their computer during the afternoon/evening when races are on so that you can access the software and make the selections. If you are able to do that, then you can potentially have a good few “snipes” each day.
How much you make on each snipe depends on your staking. We used £25 each-way stakes for the trial and were making as much as £10 on some snipes, but the average was more like £3-£4 per snipe.
We weren’t able to use the software every day due to time restrictions so you could certainly make more than the £473 we did during the trial – that would very much be the minimum you could expect to make in a 2-3 month period.
Are there any drawbacks to Each Way Sniper?
As mentioned, this is mainly for people who can monitor the software and access their bookmaker accounts whilst racing is on, to find the opportunities and place the bets.
However, you potentially could find opportunities yourself before racing starts, place your bets and be done with it and not need to monitor the software all day. This wouldn’t identify as many bets though so would limit how much you could make.
The other potential drawback is the possibility of having your bookie accounts closed or limited. In order to reduce this possibility, we would recommend not placing bets on races where there is a strong odds-on favourite.
The bookies positively hate such bets and are well aware that these are value opportunities for the punter. Once you have placed a few of them with the same bookie, you will almost certainly be on their radar and it will only be a matter of time before your account is limited.
So our advice would be to avoid these races and go for bets where the favourite is odds-against and so it isn’t such an obvious “arb.” That will keep you off the bookies’ blacklist for much longer. There will still be plenty of bets and it should not limit things much in terms of how much you can make.
OVERALL VERDICT: PASSED
Overall we feel Each Way Sniper is a great little product and well worth having as part of your matched betting portfolio.
It isn’t quite as amazing as Profit Maximiser in terms of how much money it can make you, so if you haven’t got that yet we strongly recommend you do.
But Each Way Sniper can certainly make you an extra couple of hundred of quid per month with just a little bit of effort. Most of the hard work is done for you by the software, which is a great piece of kit.
And it is certainly very satisfying taking the “snipes” and making risk-free cash off the bookies.
As long as you are able to access the software during the afternoons/evenings when racing is on and don’t make it obvious to the bookies what you are doing, then this can really add some cash to your bank on a regular basis.
Things have been along steadily for Each-Way Sniper since our last update about six weeks ago. We are now £340 up using £50 stakes, which is pretty good going for a no-risk system.
There are some days without any selections and then some days where you have a few.
Once you get the hang of it then it doesn’t take long to find potential races each day. Then it is just a case of viewing the markets about 20-30 minutes before the off to see if there is a qualifier.
We have just over a month to go in our trial of Each Way Sniper so will be back then with our final thoughts.
We have had an interesting start to our trial of Each Way Sniper from Mike Cruickshank in that we are not quite sure how to rate this product.
On the one hand it does “work” and has made money so far. But on the other hand, we wonder how long it can last and question the amount of time that is needed to produce quite small profits.
Anyway, on with the results update.
This is basically a product that uses the additional place value you get from the bookies in certain races to make a risk-free profit.
These races are typically “top heavy” ones where you have a couple of strong favourites and then a big gap to the rest of the field.
Basically in such races, the place part of an each-way bet can often have better odds than the Betfair place odds, so if you can get instances where the win odds are about the same with a bookie and Betfair, then you can make a profit regardless of the outcome of the race. Clever eh?
Well as with most things that look to put one over on the bookies, they don’t like it.
In fact, it is fair to say that bookies positively hate bets like this and it is one of the surest ways to get your accounts shut down.
So you have to take rather significant mitigating steps to ensure that doesn’t happen – spreading your bets around, not going overboard with your stakes, using “mug bets” and so on.
If you can avoid getting your bookie accounts shut down, then what kind of money can you make from Each-Way Sniper?
As you can see, on a lot of the races you are making just a couple of pounds per selection, which is quite small fry really.
But then others you can make 8 or 9 quid per selection. And in some races you can back the same selection with a number of bookies, meaning you can really clean up.
There are generally just one or two races per day to play in and it does involve manually checking potential qualifying races and then checking the Betfair market and bookie prices around 20-30 mins before the start of the race.
So it does mean quite a bit of work on the part of the punter and you have to be able to access Betfair and your bookie accounts in the afternoon to make this work.
If you can do that, then there is potential to make money with this, although to be honest we think that Profit Maximiser and Profit Accumulator offer better long-term money making opportunities.
We don’t think it’s necessary to run a full three month trial here because the results don’t vary too much and you will have a pretty good idea how much you can make from a few weeks of results.
We will return with some more results and our final thoughts on Each Way Sniper soon.
Today we are commencing a new trial of a betting system calledEach Way Sniper.
This is another product from Mike Cruickshank, who has produced a number of other betting systems, primarily based around exploiting bookie bonuses.
We are currently trialing two other of Mike’s products, Bonus Bagging andProfit Maximiserand are impressed with what we have seen from those so far.
This is a different approach however and is not based on bookie bonuses. It is based around exploiting the value of each-way betting on certain types of races.
On the sales page the system promises to make you £300 to £500 per month risk-free in just 20 minutes per day.
Sounds pretty good, that would certainly come in handy 🙂
Will this live up to the promises made on the sales page though? We will find out during our trial.
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Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
