What is the product about?

Developed by the eponymous analyst, Horse Betting Analyst is a form based tipping system that users can subscribe to.

What is the product?

As mentioned above Horse Betting Analyst is a system users can subscribe to. They can expect and email before 11:30 Monday to Saturday. It is based on form with the choices ultimately being made by The Analyst. The Analyst claims to have been the resident tipster for a few other websites before meeting an investor who helped him set up his own system. Horse Betting Analyst is point based and the creator says that it is built around creating sustainable profit and that selections are reviewed by two other independent services including progambler.co.uk

What is the investment vs. the rate of return?

The subscription costs £249 for 3 months and then automatically renews itself at £499 for each 6 month period thereafter. The return is claimed to be £179,145 since Horse Betting Analyst was started. This figure is based on stakes of £100.

Does the product provide value for money?

This is a very expensive system and if you scale down the winnings to a more reasonable figure the return doesn’t seem so great. There are a lot of people who won’t lay down £100 per bet, some will struggle to put their faith in more than £10 per bet. If you base it off £10 stakes that number suddenly becomes £17,914.50 and that’s about £4,500 per year.

That suddenly isn’t so hot value when you think you’ll pay near enough £1000 in subscription fees.

Conclusion

Horse Betting Analyst is a pricey system and for those who have the money to gamble it may be worth trying out. The problem lies in the prohibitive initial costs which when coupled with a few downward trends which you can see on the website (some of which last a couple of months) it’s not implausible to end up deep into the red before you start seeing profit.

This alone is what makes me so wary because really to produce a profit over 4 years is no easy feat but it’s that fact of if you join during a bad run you could easily run up thousands in debt and that is a lot to ask.