Horse racing tips from a genuine professional gambler with a proven track record.

The service operates from May 1st until around October 21st for the flat turf season and then after a short break resumes for the all weather season on December 1st until around March 21st. The busiest months are usually in the core of each season after the form has settled down.

Isn't it about time you put your betting on a more professional level?

Whats our ‘key’ to consistent profits?. The answer really is very simple, VALUE. You can only win at this game in the long term if your horses odds are greater than their true chance of winning. We wouldn’t take 10/11 about the toss of a coin being heads, the same as we wouldn’t take 7/1 about a horse we feel has a 10% chance of winning (9/1). Finding value isn’t easy mind you, it takes a lot of hard work.

If we are interested in a particular horse in a race, we would have to come up with a price of every single runner in that race and make our ‘book’ to 100% (ie no over-round or bookmakers profit built in).

Lets say that we calculate the true chances of our horse winning at 20% (4/1). Now we need to add on our profit margin of at least 25% to ensure that we are getting value, using 25% allows us some scope for error - this brings the minimum price we require to 5/1, if we can get 5/1 or better then it’s a bet, if not, we'll leave it well alone and wait for the next opportunity. something else.

BETTING BANK

We recommend a betting bank of 75 times your level stake, so if you intend to level stake £50 we recommend a bank of £3,750. Make sure that any increase in stakes is done gradually, erratic and emotional betting will cost you in the long term. It's important to bet within your 'comfort zone' and in proportion to your betting bank. We would however recommend that you follow our advised staking, it is designed to show maximum return while giving as smooth a ride as possible. Advised stakes for most bets for 2010 turf and all weather season will be between 1 and 2 points, a 100 point bank should be ample. Staking is changing from points advice to £'s from a suggested betting bank from the start of the flat turf season in 2011.

TARGETS & TURNOVER

In the long term you can expect a return on investment of around 32% - That's £32 profit for every £100 invested. Eg. If there were on average 350 bets in a particular year and you placed £100 on each and we made the average long term return on investment of 32%, that would be a total of £35,000 invested and your annual profit would be £11,200.

Below are a few Q & A’s that might be helpful to you. If you have any other questions, pop it in an email and we'll get straight back to you.