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6-week FREE TRIAL
Your trial will prove how you can open a £1,000 account with any bookmaker and, staking just £20 on each bet, make around £500 a month with my daily tipping service.
Why my tips make money
I specialise in high-odds horses, because you’ll never make money with shorties. If a runner’s winning chance is 50%, you’ll need odds of at least 5-4 to turn a profit. In reality you get 4-5. Why such bad-value odds? It’s because too much money piles on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd favourites. Bookies, in order to balance their liability, increase prices on the rest.
For instance, the 5th favourite’s true winning chance may be 8-1 … but bookies’ odds may be 10-1. To capitalise on this, I look for potential winning horses OUTSIDE the first 3 in the betting, at generous prices.
Low monthly subscriptions
I charge a straight £50 per month. No VAT, no premium-rate line to call, no “extras”. Fifty pounds a month is all it costs after your 6-week free trial, if you want to continue. When you see how our income grows, you WILL want to continue!
High monthly profits
You can expect to add 50% to your capital each month. So, assuming you have a £1,000 “betting bank”, your winnings (after subtracting losses) should swell your bank to £1,500 every 30 days on average.
How to start
Please email your full name and “snail-mail” postal address to doublefigs@aol.com and put FREE TRIAL in the subject line. I will then send your starter pack in a plain white envelope. This is a simple security measure to verify your identity, and prevent my work being ripped off by relay agents. Thanks for your understanding.
Level stakes rock!
Level stakes are all it takes to make a profit with my tips. Assuming you have £1,000 working capital (your betting bank), stakes should be just £20 per horse. Why such low stakes? Well, with high-odds horses like mine, you may have a losing run of 20, a couple of winners, and another losing run, all of which could cost you half your capital.
You’ll need money to continue, plus the psychological lift of knowing that you’ve “only” lost half your bank.
Now, let me stress that such a losing situation is rare, but you MUST be prepared for it. So, although £20 bets represent just 2% of your £1,000 capital, stakes above 2% are simply unsafe. That said, you’ll turn your £1,000 into £1,500 most months, using just £20 stakes!
Ratchet staking
If winnings have just swollen your bank to £1,200, you could use 2% of that, which is £24. If you then have some losing days, you can (instead of reducing your stakes) keep them at £24 until the bank increases again to, say, £1,300, when you can ratchet up stakes to £26.
Take profits regularly
When your bank has increased from £1,000 to £2,000, you should ask the bookie for £1,000. From that point on, you’re effectively “playing with the bookie’s money”, because you’ve just taken back the £1,000 you invested in the first place.
When your bank AGAIN increases to £2,000, ask the bookie for another £1,000. That way you’ve made a £1,000 profit no matter what happens.
From that point you could take profits every time the bank doubled … or you could wait until profits trebled, using the ratchet staking plan all the way. However, please DON’T let capital build up too much in any bookmaker’s account. That’s because a bookie could go bankrupt, taking your winnings in the process. It’s not likely because most bookies are international companies, solid as a rock … but why take the risk?