Odds and Results

Odds ranges for upcoming races (e.g.: 2-10):

This is the suggested odds range that the selection is valid for on Betfair, if the odds are below the min then you could either ignore it or place a Bet at those odds (called on order) that will match if the prices rises on the exchange. If the price is over the max then we suggest that you ignore the selection or wait to see if the price drops.

Results:

The odds shown is the average odds achieved by the automated software users. If any users of the software have chosen to allow it to place bets outside of the recommended odds range then will not include it in our results (if it's odds were outside the odds range). We also show the results to Betfair SP prices (that our software has achieved). The profit / loss shown for the results is based on those odds and therefore may vary from your own profit / loss for each selection.


Systems:

Each selection comes from one of our systems. We will add and remove systems based on performance (some may be seasonal), we cannot reveal any information about the nature of our systems but the past performance can be seen from the results page. We will generally only run with 1 or 2 systems at any one time and recommend that the stakes remain the same for both.

Staking:

These are the views of BB and recommendation only, only gamble what you can afford to lose.

Staking is a 'funny old game' and can be as important as the selections results themselves. If you are erratic with your staking you will more than likely never win anything.

Percentage of bank staking systems are quite good with a ratchet system (never reduce the stake if the bank goes down). The trouble here is when you have a big bank built up you need a very small percentage as your stake to stop massive fluctuations, this means when your bank is small it will take for every to build up as your stake will be pennies. If you have a larger percentage when your bank is small and a smaller percentage when your bank grows this solves this problem but, depending on how you calculate it, you will end up the same stake no matter what your bank is! 'Voila' - Choose a stake (like £5) and stick with it! If you must increase it then do so only of you are winning overall and only by a small amount that you can stomach if a bad patch hits you. Only choose a stake that you wont want to reduce if you have a bad patch, if you do then you set it too high in the first place and it will only cost you profit.