Lay Profit Alert
Kev Lane, Canonbury Publishing
First reviewed in 2007, updated August June 2009
This is 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.
And it can work nicely. Since 25th June 2007 to May 25th 2009 the Lay Profit Alert, recommended 3,738 bets. There are about 6 for each racing day, taking no more than 15 minutes to place in total.
They clocked up 2,853 winners from LOSING horses (check out the system by clicking on the link below, it's a lay system which means you're not relying on winners.). They picked 890 losers (i.e. that means the horse they backed to lose actually won.)
The strike rate from all this comes out at 76%. The cumulative results mean that a £1,000 starting bank would have turned into £18,274 in tax free profits – this doesn’t include any commissions you may have paid, by the way. It’s an illustration of the potential cumulative effect of these small consistent gains. See the very bottom of the sales website for details.
These gains could only amount to £10-£20 a day - but the system shows you how to reinvest the small winnings into a larger pot. What's good about this one is that Kev Lane doesn't boast about getting it right all the time. If you look at the Excel spreadsheet (click on the link below and you’ll see the spreadsheet) you'll see losses, and some finger-whitening losing runs.
But anyone who tries to tell you this won't ever happen is, to be quite frank, a swindler.
The Lay Profit Alert website doesn't hide anything. They are so confident in this system they've published the complete results without any fudging or excuses.
Just for the consistency of the results alone, this gets a Wrighty thumbs up. But two thumbs get raised for coming out and being honest and upfront about what you get for your money. For all the details, click here:
LAY PROFIT ALERT