Hi,

Lay Profit Alert from Kev Lane has a rare credibility because it's one of the few services I've come across that has provided consistent low-risk gains over the past 3 years.

How's he faring in 2010? So far up to and including the 30th June the betting bank stands at £3,676.69 (starting with a nominal £1,000).

Kev takes a VERY intelligent approach to lay betting that puts risk and liability before anything else and as far as I'm concerned makes Lay Profit Alert one of the best lay tipping services out there.

You can find out more here

(It's worth bearing in mind that right now Kev's offering a very generous 3 month risk free trial).

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His projection is that you could make £11,447 over the next 12 months - I think that's a fair one based on his track record
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Kev Lane has really grabbed the bull by the horns with this service (well the horse by the reins) and made compounding work wonders over the long term.

Since he took over in June 2007, the betting bank now stands at £149,503. That's what you would have made if you'd not withdrawn any of your winnings. Now obviously the stakes can start getting extremely high when you start hitting these numbers which is why Kev recommends withdrawing an income each year.

Based on his performance so far in 2010 he's predicting that your £1,000 could turn into £11,447 by this time next year. In year 2 and 3 and so on he recommends withdrawing a £20,000 income from your profits.

Obviously this is a popular service and they don't open the doors to new members very often (only once in 2009 as far as I'm aware) but right now they are accepting a limited number of new applications.

I don't know how long these places will be up for grabs but here's that link again

A flexible, low risk-staking plan that puts liability and protecting your bank before anything else

Normally with laying, the bigger priced the horse, the bigger the liability. One of the things that sets this service apart is that it uses a "price banded" staking plan. This means that the bigger the price the smaller the proportion of the betting bank put at risk.

Using this approach there's greater flexibility in the prices of horses that we can lay. This staking plan accounts for odds of up to 11 which allows us to broaden our choice of horses available to lay without increasing our liability.

It also harnesses the power of compounding. If Einstein was alive today and if he enjoyed punting on the gee gees, his staking plan would have included an element of compounding. After all it was old Albert who coined compounding as the "Eighth Wonder of the World".

Results from 2010 can give you a good indication of compounding at work. As you read the figures in Kev's invitation letter have in your mind a picture of a snowball at the top of a hill.

The snowball begins its descent, and the lower it goes, the bigger it gets as it gathers more snow from the ground. This is the same with compounding. Initial profits may seem modest to begin with but they build and build over time. In 6 to 12 months you'll start getting a clearer indication of how much you should realistically expect to make.

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The biggest initial stake with the £1,000 betting bank was £10
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The stake now with the new betting bank is £33.

So, as you can probably ascertain for yourself, the 2nd half of the year should see a sharper rise in the betting bank than the 1st half of the year.

There has been a strong element of consistency in the 3 years since Kev Lane started selecting horses to lay, and within the email messages, at times, you will get clear reasoning as to why he believes a horse should be opposed.

Bottom Line - Kev Lane knows his gee gees! And has a track record of consistency throughout the flat and jumps seasons for near 3 years which backs that up.

So good selections + compounding staking plan = profits. It really is as simple as that!

Here's that link again. Highly recommended.

Until tomorrow

Clive