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How to turn £1,000 into £18,274 in 23 months backing horses to lose..

publication date: Jun 12, 2009
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT


Hi,

I'll get straight to the point, so this will be a Kelly Brook free zone!

If you want a lay betting service that is proven to make money over the long term, then please read this email very carefully...

As you are a What Really Wins Money reader, I wanted you to be the first to hear about the impressive returns made by The Lay Profit Alert.

(Yes, it is the same Lay Profit Alert that I helped to launch in 2007 and the same one that I have been tracking closely for 2 years!)

The results? Since June 2007, the service has turned a starting bank of £1,000 into £18,274.38 - that's a return of 1,727% backing horses to lose!

The service has been closed to new members for over a year, but now the doors are opening once more. And the good news is I've made sure you are at the front of the queue.

Take a look here for full details:

Lay Profit Alert

I should warn you there are only 350 places available...

And no, this isn't hype. Numbers are limited to make sure everyone can get on at a price which reflects the horse's true odds to lay. Mass marketed laying systems that take on thousands of members move prices with many people laying the same selections. This causes the price to lay to increase beyond the price reasonably expected for a selection. The only way to ensure this dosen't happen is to limit the numbers.

The guy behind the tips is Kevin Lane. Now Kevin is a regular contributor to What Really Wins Money and I'm sure he won't mind me saying he is a bit of a number cruncher.

He likes nothing more than wading through stats and systems to uncover the best lay opportunities each day.

Let me summarise the hard facts for you. Since 25th June 2007 to May 25th 2009 the results look like this:

  • 3,738 bets (we average around 6 per racing day - and it only takes 15 minutes to place your bets)
  • 2,853 winners (i.e. we backed the losing horse and made a profit)
  • 890 losers (i.e. the horse we backed to lose actually won)
  • 76% strike rate
  • Longest winning run - 19 bets
  • Longest losing run - 6 bets
You can see the full track record here.

Compounding - The Real Key To Success

The way the Lay Profit Alert staking plan is set up ensures the miracle of compounding - Einstein's "eighth wonder of the world" - gets to work on your betting bank.

Returns are modest to start with, but like a snowball pushed from the top of the hill, this compounding will take a hold and the rewards over time are seriously impressive.

As you'll see in the attached report he's proven this ability over the long term. By combining a sensible price band staking plan and strict lay filtering criteria, he's managed to deliver a great performance in what can be a very tricky market.

Lay Profit Alert

And Don't Worry About Liabilities!

The unique nature of Kev's 'price band' staking plan means that liability NEVER becomes an issue because it is so tightly controlled. So if you're laying a selection up to 11 (the maximum price allowed with LPA) your liability doesn't incrementally increase, compared to, say, laying a horse at 11 for level stakes.

If you are at all interested in exploiting a proven source of lay tips, then Kev is your man. Highly Recommended!

And to make this even easier, as The Lay Profit Alert is published by Nick Laight (yes, boss man and head honcho of What Really Wins Money) so you are covered by a 30-day refund guarantee you know will be honoured. So feel free to test out Kev's tips without risk and decide for yourself.

One thing, Nick and Kev are genuinely limiting places to just 350. This is NOT marketing hype. They have very sensibly decided to limit membership to make sure the market is not disturbed and members can get on at the right prices.

I won't waste any more time here, but if you are interested, I urge you to take a look at the website here:

Lay Profit Alert

I will be back tomorrow with my regular eletter.

Best regards

Clive
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