What is the product about?

Lay the Ratings is a website that host 6 different horse racing betting systems users can access.

What is the product?

There are fundamentally 2 different types of betting systems in place on Lay the Ratings. Four of these are lay betting with the other two being back to win systems. The tips cover races from the US and Australia as well as the UK and Ireland. There isn’t much in the way of information on how Lay the Ratings works. The closes your get to insight on this is that there creator says his systems are based on years of research and analysis. Lay the Ratings is reliant on a flat staking system.

What is the investment vs. the rate of return?

Lay the Ratings offer a trial period of one week for just one penny. After this the costs go up to £47 for 30 days, £126.90 for 90 days, £239.70 for 180 days and £377.85 for a year. There is a 30 day money back guarantee in place as well. In terms of the return on your investment, Lay the Ratings creator says that in 2013 he was able to make a profit of 550 points.

Does the product provide value for money?

Whilst the cost is quite high for a betting system, the fact that it covers so many locations means it is probably pretty justified.

Conclusion

Although Lay the Ratings seems expensive I think it actually makes your money go a lot further than it initially seems. Given the fact you could reasonably expect to pay £10 at the very least for each of the different systems in place, you can see how Lay the Ratings is potentially a steal.

Most importantly the service has provided a profit and this isn’t just off the back of one of the systems. All six have shown consistent profit which is encouraging.