What is the product about?

Developed by Jon Williams, Jon Williams All Weather Lay System is a lay betting system for All Weather horse racing.

What is the product?

Jon Williams All Weather Lay System is Jon Williams’ second system following on from Jon Williams Betting. Whereas his last system was based around choosing winners for All Weather races, this newest system are based on (as the name implies) lay betting. The system itself is provided as a single page PDF document that outlines how to make your selections. There is an upgraded product that also provides Jon Williams’ selections. As is implied in the title Jon Williams All Weather Lay System, the system is only designed for the four all-weather tracks in the UK (Lingfield, Wolverhampton, Southwell and Kempton). Jon Williams’ selections are likely based on the same trial and error system that he used for his last product but with the focus this time being on selecting who won’t win.

What is the investment vs. the rate of return?

Jon Williams All Weather Lay System is available in its crudest form (which is the single page PDF) for £9.95 with VAT on top of this cost. If you choose to upgrade so you get on Williams’ selections as well then the system will set you back the somewhat higher £29.95. Once again there is VAT to pay on top of this. There is a 60 day full money back guarantee in place should you be unhappy with the product in any way. In terms of your ROI Jon Williams All Weather Lay System claims a profit of £4,744.75 since 2011. The highest return in a year is £2,301.50 which is for 2013 and so still on going.

Does the product provide value for money?

Since the product is available for so little and the subscription based upgrade is lifetime it’s very difficult to say this product is anything but value for money.

Conclusion

Although Jon Williams All Weather Lay System isn’t a get rich quick scheme it seems to have potential as a side project. Working out at an average profit of £1581.58 per year, it is not an insignificant amount of money for a minimal amount of work. Even in the event you decide to try the product out and don’t feel you are earning a large enough profit, there is always the option to take advantage of the money back guarantee.

The only real concern is that as this is a lay betting system if you lose out you may have to make a substantial payment compared to losing out at a bookies where it is only your initial stake at risk.