The Reality is there a lot of self made hype on this service.

The bot claims things that the subscriber isn’t actually getting…

So, in total transparency, and as part of our research, a group of us have tracked his results for 6 months in 2025 (so far), and it’s struggling to break even, maybe even at a small loss once you factor in the cost of the service – £49.99 pcm. Depends on the size of your 1pt EW.

Subscriber numbers have reduced from 1000 to around 850. This is no doubt partly bc the summer and winter 2025 has been so poor.

His each way bets (the main service) are a strange approach because many of them don’t place. So a lot of wasted place stake money could be better used. We are analysing this too.

On an example month there was around 45 selections (always 1pt E/W, so that’s 90points outplayed).

Results: 2 or 3 horses win, 3 or 4 horses place. and 35+ selections lose. The return was 1.2%.

So you have to look at it and work out if you’d be better putting your money into a 5% saver account 

In other months ROI was also circa 1%.

He will claim that is profit. (It is, but the juice is not worth the squeeze). October and November were losing months. December was break even.
He calls the losses ‘variance’. Fancy word for losing your money.

Over the year the analysis is predicting a range of only -2.5% losses to +5% profit as ROI.

But I’ll report back once research is complete

Then we have the issue of price. Most prices are fairly reported but some are not. It’s never under reported where he claims 12-1 and it was 16-1. So factor that in. It’s usually over exaggerated.. like a cake and eat it situation that so many of these claimers make the error of baking in.

not all races are BEST ODDS GUARANTEED (BOG).

Other observations:-

He aims at smaller meetings where he claims that many horses are not trying. He often Ignores the bigger weekend meetings (he says very emotional things like leave those for the mug punters or constitution hill fan boys)?!!!

But then gets very excited about Cheltenham?  Go figure.

He’s an emotional wreck it would appear. But tells all customers to stay level headed and business like. He’s more emotional than most!!

One strange trope is he gets very exercised about constitution hill getting beat. No idea why, it’s a horse mate. Calm your skin down.

This year he’s introduced a new feature called ‘steamers’. It’s basically usually two horses a day which he expects to go off shorter. Sometime they do, sometimes they don’t. They win about as often as a news paper tipster. Nothing exciting to see here.

Steamers isn’t very insightful or successful, and it’s really just distracted from the main each way, ‘large odds’ service he claims to base his profession on.

They often don’t go off smaller, all odds change so it’s a non event the steamers. It’s also losing money since its inception this autumn.

Our view is he knows the info horse Each way, is losing subscribers and he needs to feed his crack habit customer base. (That he claims he has no time for).

Overall, if you like 30-40 horses a month of which 80% will be unplaced, 5-10% win and a few place. Then give it a go.

Heres some basic maths to demystify it for you.

Average 35 horses selected per month.
All selections are 1 point each way.
So that = 70 points invested per month.
= 840 points per year
If we take £50 each way as your average bet, that’s an outlay of £42,000 per year.
The service at 2% ROI = £840 profit.
The service at 5% ROI = £2,100 profit.

So Monthly you’re laying out £3,500 to potential make £70 to £175 profit.

Finally, this tipster doesn’t provide full excel figures, with transparent proof of his results. This is always a red flag. He mentions he will now and again, but non of our group has ever seen it.

He claims 18,000 profit in 3 years. All very flakey.

As a research piece it’s been interesting, luckily for us, the money is irrelevant to our group, we are all healthy, wealthy, and wise. We do this for people who get sucked in.

Most of us own racehorses, have decades of connections, and the truth is most people know nothing, but claim to. Jockeys are salt bad judges, so are many trainers.

It’s all smoke and mirrors 99% of the time.

Gambles do happen, I’ve been involved in a handful in decades, however they take months or more to line up, they don’t come around every day! and they certainly don’t give them to some bloke who used to work in IT support at betfair!!

Think about it.

Take care people.