Quentin Franks is a veteran in the Betting Gods stable with published results going back 3 years. His service is reported to have made a profit of over £10,000 to £10 stakes to date; but whether his subscribers have been able to achieve the same level of profit is the question. Unfortunately it seems that
I have now almost reached the 200 bet mark in my DG Tips review after a little over two months and after a phenomenal set of results I’m ready to wrap this trial up. I’ve bet on a further 92 tips since my last update and added £227.55 to the bank, which gives me a
Of all the possible outcomes for this trial, this has to be the one that I was least expecting. I’ve recorded 115 bets for The Snout since taking over Lucy’s review and although it hasn’t been going great, it has by no means been terrible. After six weeks I have made a profit of £1.31
I love the idea of a tips service that works at Betfair SP as there’s no relying on bookies or rushing around trying to get the right odds. Lucy was on a mission to find profitable BSP services and the Professor’s Formula was one of the latest that she was trialling. Unfortunately she didn’t get
Life with Pro Footy Tips was anything but dull! After kicking off my trial in August 2016, I experienced a really tough first month. Months 2, 3 and 4 were all extremely encouraging – though, almost inevitably, they were followed by another difficult period. With just over two months left till the domestic leagues closed down, I found myself
I’ve long been a fan of simple betting. As I explained during my intro to Hat Trick Hero, I like tipsters who provide straightforward solutions. And certainly, one way of simplifying life is to avoid betting on races with hurdles in them – as anyone who has ever watched the Grand National will tell you. Obstacles
Max Racing Tips (now rebranded the Max Racing Partnership) is anything but dull. It may very well be a ‘selective’ service, as its advertising claims, but this doesn’t mean you should expect life with it to be peaceful. We began back in early September 2016 and, as luck would have it, immediately experienced a particularly tough run.
I’m kicking off a trial today about something quite different from the usual services I test. Quite simply, it’s a product designed to help you preserve your bookie accounts for longer. Potentially much longer. As such, it may hold serious appeal for a lot of my readers. As the number 1 issue they raise is the
Rules-based systems do hold a certain appeal. You know the sort of thing…. apply four magic filters to a long list of football matches, bet on the games that you end up with and you will make money. Well, that’s the theory at any rate. And its appeal arises from its apparent simplicity… though of
BetHawk has been trialled twice at Lay Back. Lucy ran the first trial from 11th July 2013 to 27th February 2014, placing 2,703 bets and banking 159 points of profit. The second was carried out by Stephen from 5th February 2016 to 7th February 2017, this time placing 5,776 bets and returning 696 points of