Today's Adventure in the Biz Opp Jungle:
'In which Charlie meets the God of Racing Punters...
reveals how losing horses can make you some part time cash... but admits that it's a BORING way to bet.'
Hi,
In 2002, Tony McCoy fell off his horse in a jumping event at Southwell.
He still had a full a circuit to go and five horses were galloping toward the finish line.
What a loser, right?
Well, no...
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A bizarre tale of the loser winner
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The great God of Racing Punters... erm, Puntelus...
must have been looking down that day with a mischievous glint in his eye.
"Lo! Alas! Alack!" bellowed Puntelus. "For McCoy is the favourite, and I've just bet three whole planets and a comet on him winning this race."
Well, this is the only explanation I can think of...
Because in a really weird chain of events, ALL the remaining horses either fell, refused or unseated their rider.
Suddenly nobody was winning.
EVERYBODY was losing.
So what did McCoy do?
He leapt back on his horse, Family Business, and trotted round the track to the finishing line, totally unchallenged.
Just like the story, 'the Hare and the Tortoise'!
The BBC reported on one particular punter who was celebrating afterwards. He'd staked £4 with Betfair at odds of 1,000-1 in running on McCoy winning the race.
So what am I trying to say?
Well, you already know this story, no doubt. It's one of those modern day racing legends that appears in every series of Question of Sport.
But I wonder...
Have you ever considered ditching your old fashioned habit of looking for WINNERS for something a bit more consistently profitable?
I mean, what if you could make lower amounts of cash... but more regularly...
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By betting on LOSERS!
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If you remember my last email, I talked about Clive Keeling's verdict on 'The Racing Secret'.
Well, if you're still looking for a decent betting opportunity, Clive's got something of his own that might be up your alley.
It's a system where you back horses to LOSE.
Yes, it's a dull way to bet. No champagne corks and adrenaline rushes. It's all about statistics. But it does mean you can control your liabilities and keep the risk down.
Clive's been using ordinary people to test this lay system since 1st January 2007. Their £3,000 betting bank has more than doubled.
As of the 1st March, it stands at £6,279 - a 109% tax free return in 8 weeks!
Of course, you know my opinions on these things.
My advice is to test all racing systems out yourself first. This is why I only like betting products with a watertight money back guarantee.
Fortunately, this fits the bill.
There's a completely trustworthy 30-day trial on offer. So you can test out the tips on paper first with no risk at all.
Only when you see some profit, should you start using your own cash. And never more than you can afford.
But you need to be aware that they are only taking on the first 400 people. No, and it's not a marketing trick either.
Clive originally said he was closing the doors at midnight this Friday... now they're already 95% full.
So this will probably happen tomorrow (Thursday) instead.
To get any chance of joining, you need to order it today from this website:
http://snipurl.com/Bet_on_Losers
There's only one other problem...
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This is so exclusive, there's no sales page!
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This is absolutely brand spanking new, and just past the test phase.
Only Clive's "What Really Wins Money" readers and Nick Laight's "What Really makes Money" readers have heard of this.
Which means that there's NO promotional sales page to explain the system in more detail. All you'll see is an order page.
So, PLEASE don't think I am about to hard-sell you here, or that I am working as a salesman for Clive.
(If I wanted to push you into anything, I'd use my secret "mind-meld email brainwashing system" and
- I swear - you'd be in my power FOREVER!)
It's just that I am aware that you probably need a lot more information about this system before you go into it.
So if you're interested, then you will need to know the following bits of information...
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How Clive's Lay System works
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Traditionally, you back a horse to will win, by placing a bet with the bookie. He then acts as the "layer". He takes your bet and will win your stake if your horse loses, and any of the other horses win.
But with betting exchange sites like
http://www.betfair.com you can lay the horses yourself, just like a bookie.
If you're laying one horse, you'll win if it loses. And so it follows that, by laying one horse, you have all of the other horses in the race running for you.
The odds are more on your side.
In a nutshell, this is how Clive has turned a betting bank of £3,000 turned into £6,279 in 8 weeks.
Of course, Clive admits that losing lays do happen.
"Despite what some tipsters may claim, there is no such thing as a sure thing! And from a layer's perspective - 33/1 shots DO win!"
He goes on:
"So, it's not simply a matter of laying a horse priced 10 because he's a 9/1 shot and not that likely to win.
If he does win, you'd lose 8 times your stake!"
But...
"By following a 'price band' staking plan, you never put more than 1% of your betting bank on any single bet."
Like I say, Clive will explain all this when you take up the 30 day trial - and he'll happily answer any questions.
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What you get when you join up
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When you join up, Clive sends you an email at noon with the day's racing selections.
You then go to your betfair account and set up the lays (Clive will show you how to do this). He'll also give you specific instructions on the percentage of your betting bank that you should place on each bet.
Now you wait until the end of the day to see how you've done.
To do this, you need a PC with Internet access and a Betfair account devoted just for this service. Again, Clive takes you through this when you join.
You should also have 15 minutes spare each day and a minimum starting bank of £1,000.
And one last thing you might like to know about...
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How much it costs...
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Clive is offering a subscription to the Lay Profit Alert service at £347 for 12 months (that's 95p a day) or
£97 for 3 months.
This is pretty good for something that would normally cost around £500.
Whatever you pick, you're covered by a 30-day risk free trial. You won't be asked for proof of your trades and there's no sneaky catch.
But like I say, this is probably going to close tomorrow... Friday at the latest... so don't "um" and "ah" too much.
Click here and try it out:
http://snipurl.com/Bet_on_Losers
Hope I've explained this enough for you. If you manage to get a place, let me know how you get on.
Later alligator.
Charlie Wright
The Biz Opp Jungle