Assured Soccer Profits, more commonly known as ASP, is a football trading system dubbed "the original correct score trading system" that has been around since 2011.
It was originally created by John Duncan and Geoff Parle but is now owned by Steve Brown of Goal Profits. ASP has earned a reputation as one of the more reliable and sustainable betting strategies available today.
At its core, it focuses on the correct score market in football matches.
Rather than relying on traditional betting methods that attempt to predict the exact score of a game, ASP takes a more strategic approach.
It teaches users how to trade football matches on Betfair Exchange, using a low-risk strategy that aims to secure profits regardless of the final score.
The goal is to generate small but consistent profits over time.
One of the best things about it is how comprehensive it is. Instead of just providing a set of rules to follow blindly, the system offers an education in football trading.
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The package includes a wealth of resources to support you on your trading journey. The great thing with ASP is you will develop skills that can be applied beyond the system and will benefit your football trading in a broader sense.
Resources and Support
Whilst ASP aims to provide consistent profits, it’s important to understand that it’s not a “get rich quick” scheme.
You’ll need to invest a minimum of £200 in betting funds and dedicate time to learning and implementing the strategy.
However, for those willing to put in the effort, there are profits to be made.
The pricing structure of ASP has options for quarterly or annual subscriptions.
These are easily cancellable at any point, but keeping the subscription ensures that you receive updates and support as the system evolves and gives you continued access to the qualifiers tool for match selection.
In my Assured Soccer Profits review, I share my experience using the system to help you determine if it's the right fit for you.
My experience trading with Assured Soccer Profits
I have to admit, I'm hardly a trading pro. I have done my fair share of matched betting over the years but football trading is something that I haven't put a huge amount of time into.
The FAQ says that you can start with a bank as small as £200 and I'm quite a risk averse person when it comes to money, so starting small suits me fine. After loading my Betfair up with funds, I set about finding some suitable matches to trade.
Finding matches is super easy now with the "ASP Qualifiers Tool".
It pulls up a list of fixtures that can be easily sorted through to meet the right qualifying filters. There is even a traffic light colour coding system, so if a fixture is all green, then it's most likely a good one to add to my shortlist.
After some extra bits of research to be sure I've picked the right matches, I'm good to go.
I strongly recommend reading the full user guide, as it gives you advice on what to do in pretty much every scenario.
After trading a few matches, I started to feel comfortable with how the system works and I found that when things go to plan, you can be all done and out with a profit before half time.
It's definitely not as time consuming as I thought it might be, as you can simply set up bets ready and then have a goal alert app set up on your phone, such as Flashscores.
There are a number of things that can happen to make the trade run less smoothly, but the key is not to panic and just follow the advice given for that particular scenario. It takes practice for sure and it's worth paper trading for a while to get used to it.
The aim is to take a small profit from each trade and gradually build your bank. Those small gains can add up to a nice extra income so long as you stick to the rules.
Assured Soccer Profits Results
I haven’t shared my personal trading results for ASP, as they’d likely differ from yours or anyone else’s, so I’m not sure how helpful that would be.
Results are dependent on your decisions during each trade and everyone has their own way of doing things.
Whilst there are examples of how to handle different scenarios, the outcomes really hinge on factors like your risk tolerance and whether you choose to trade the entire match or exit at halftime.
However, to give an example of the sort of profits that can be made I have been following Bryn's results. Bryn helps run the ASP service and he has been providing his own personal results for the past few years.
He recently completed a £500 - £10,000 bank challenge, which is a remarkable achievement.
In his results, he records every single trade he carries out and he includes a notes section where he explains exactly what he did in the trade. For me, this one of the best educational resources available on the site as you can really learn a lot from seeing how Bryn reacted to whatever happened in each match.
His Live ASP Results Sheet is only available to subscribing members, as it would give too many valuable details away.
Whilst the user guide covers a lot of scenarios, anything can happen in football, so this offers another way of learning the best ways to implement the system and trade matches successfully.
Bryn is now on to his next challenge, aiming to turn a £1,000 bank into something much larger. Who knows how far he’ll go this time?
Summary
I enjoyed testing this system and it is one I know that I will continue to use long after this review.
It takes a bit of learning but it is worth it to be able to make those consistent profits with very little risk. It's rare to find a football trading system that actually works so I'm delighted to be able to give my approval on this one.
Resurrecting an old discussion here. I tried ASP quite a few years ago and didn't like the returns to risk ratios at all, I was living on my nerves in many games for low returns. What I will say to anyone reading this is to go and take a deep dive into the old Ltd system and adapt it for today's markets. I will stay in till the end if it remains 0-0, I will hold for 2 goals or more, if it is a score draw at 60 – 70 minutes I will red ou, I will red or green out at 60-70 minutes if only 1 goal has been scored. Only choose games where the 0-0 price is high at pre kick off and allows cheap insurance and there is a strong home favorite, lastly I compound profits which soon mounts up. I won't give all details but that should be enough for a very good head start. It will take some experimenting to find optimal prices, Good luck.
Hey Paul. ASP has recently been revamped and has a new guide and simulator tool, so it is easier than ever to use now. A guy called Bryn has been posting his results diary on there and he notes down how he played each trade, which is really useful too.
Hey Paul,
I found quite interesting your post as I try to apply something similar on LTD. I can see the post is quite old form the last year but I would like to ask if there is a chance to contact you by email and discuss about it a little.
I hope you will read my post.
Thanks in advance
Ron
I’ve tried to automate ASP, but it seems quite difficult. I’ve used Gruss Betfair Assistant and made some linked Excel spreadsheets to do it, with rules and formulas applied. To be honest, I’m not a bot expert! (Oo, er, missus…) I think it would be possible to automate “profit” trades, or those with little action in the first half – which for me is about 50% of the trades I’ve entered. (Profit, or break even with some risk if loads of second half goals arrive) Those matches with loads of first half goals, you would have to trade yourself, IMHO.
I don’t agree with the reviewers comments on the amount of time spent per trade – you can sit and watch the market moving, which you should do when you first start out, but you soon realise that certain games perform the in same way. Most games, with not a lot of action early doors, could be left to have unmatched bets matched at certain points during the in play period and you can come back to take any evasive action needed if certain things happen at certain times in the match.
It is possible to trade many matches at the same time – in fact, it’s recommended with an initial liability for new starters of up to £30-£40 max per match and a recommended £200 bank, so trading multiple matches at the same time isn’t out of the question. (There are reasons this bank is recommended, even if you have more “disposable” cash to use with it, btw) It wouldn’t be possible to do that if you had to watch each match as it plays out. On the flip side of that, if a few of those games go “wrong” you might struggle to manage them all at the same time. The exit points for each would also probably be reached at much the same time/minutes in the match – one of the reasons I wanted to try to automate, as you can leave the break even matches to their own thing, while you concentrate on minimising risk on those matches going against you.
None of this will make sense to anyone who doesn’t own ASP, going in to more detail would give the method away and is probably better saved for the passworded page for purchasers.
From your response it does seem very much trial and error until you find your own system that you’re comfortable with.
Perhaps ASG is the way to go for now until I get a better feel for the markets. I really don’t want to shell out for another system as yet.
I know there’s free stuff on the web as well that I have glanced at previously – perhaps I need to take a more in depth look at these to help me along.
Many thanks for the advice Chris, much appreciated and helpful.