What is the product about?

Developed by Ross Turner, Place Profit Blueprint is a tipping service for all weather horse racing.

What is the product?

Using a web application Place Profit Blueprint allows users to access daily tips as selected by Ross Turner and the Place Profit Blueprint team. Ross Turner refers to the system as log in and go in reference to the fact that you only need to log in, place bets and walk away for the day. Selections are uploaded to the web app by 09:30 and according to Ross Turner they are selected based on analysis of statistics. Staking is based on either a level stakes system or a 1% or 2% compound staking system. There is an average of 3.3 selections per day and Place Profit Blueprint claims that these produce a strike rate of 46.03% over 11 months. The average matched odds for this period was 3.0.

What is the investment vs. the rate of return?

Place Profit Blueprint will cost users £39 or £77 depending on whether you want an annual or lifetime subscription. Ross Turner says that these prices are a limited time offer for over the holiday period with subscription usually costing £137 for a year or £347 for a lifetime membership.

There is no guarantee or refund policy as Ross Turner says that as Place Profit Blueprint is a betting system there is inherent risk because of the nature of the product. In terms of profitability Place Profit Blueprint claims 117.3 points based on level staking and up to 421.32 points using a compound staking system. The highest compound staking system would generate profit of £8,381.75 based off a £2,000 bank. Ross Turner calls this a realistically achievable income.

Does the product provide value for money?

If you are fortunate enough to get in with the limited offer then Place Profit Blueprint definitely represents value for money, if not the costs are more in line with what you would expect to pay for a tipping service although if anything they still err on the cheap side.

Conclusion

On the face of it there is nothing new about Place Profit Blueprint. Everything seems about in line with expectations for a tipping service but in this case it is the limited time price that separates it from its rivals. If you can pick the tipping service up for £39 for a year then there should be no reason you can’t profit based off Ross Turners projected incomes.