Every year, the readers of Lay Back And Get Rich vote for their favourite betting systems in my annual Betting Oscars event. And then, again based on readers’ votes alone, I award six Oscars to the most popular products. But (big but…!)…. there’s one gong that isn’t based exclusively on the public ballot. One in which I personally
Judging by my electronic postbag, if there were one skill that readers of my site would love to acquire, it would be how to trade.Apart from the fact sports trading can be very profitable, it’s wonderful to feel that you can dip into the markets whenever you need to, in order to extract some cash. Is this a
After testing and failing so many different services, I do wonder sometimes if tipsters are in danger of becoming a thing of the past. We live in an amazing age. Intelligent software agents pore over markets, sniffing out inefficiencies and swooping in to seize profit opportunities in an instant. Is there still a place for an old-school tipster, studying form in the
For the fourth exciting year in a row, the readers of Lay back And Get Rich have voted for their favourite betting systems. So here I am, ready to tread the light fantastic one more time, wearing a posh (but sadly only virtual) frock and sipping a (sadly also virtual) flute of champagne… We begin with an award
I first heard about Bot4Us in February 2014, when it was introduced to me by Keith @ Acebots, someone we’ve known for a long time here at Lay Back. Keith explained that Bot4Us creator Ian had started out as a BetHawk customer – and that was how he, Keith, had got to know him. “If you look
I had a bit of a thing about betting bots….. and it wasn’t a good thing. As mentioned a few times previously, I was a little afraid of them. Why? Well, because I have to share my Betfair login details… and I have to leave my computer on all day …. but mainly because half the
There comes a time with every trial when it’s time to call it a day. But it’s not always easy to pinpoint when that moment should be. Sometimes it’s obvious. Particularly when a product has failed miserably. I shall spare the blushes of those responsible by mentioning no names at this point. But I digress. My point is, with products
I am always encouraged when a service provider feels confident enough to approach me to request a trial, rather than the other way round. And this is the position I find myself in today, on account of an email from one Sergei Pochinok (hope I’ve got that right), to describe his appealing, if oddly named, new
Hello, JohnJ here again, with the third and final monthly report on my trial of Oddscatcher. This service offers a range of products, from arbs and dutching advice, to an add-on called Market Movers (which is basically a trading strategy). Up till now, I’ve done quite well with arbs and dutching. So: I decided to