What is the product about?

Developed by thegamblersmarket.com, Progressive Winners is a subscription based tipping service for horse racing.

What is the product?

Users receive a daily email once they have signed up for Progressive Winners which will provide that days selections. All emails are sent out before 6am or 10am on weekends allowing plenty of time for bets to be placed. The system covers a selection of races including Turf Flat, All Weather and National Hunt races. In terms of how selections are made there is no information at all which is very frustrating, especially when you start to look at the returns rate on Progressive Winners.

What is the investment vs. the rate of return?

Progressive Winners retails for £29.95 per month with no money back guarantee in place. This hardly seems surprising as once you start breaking down the profits side of things Progressive Winners isn’t nearly as lucrative as it suggests. The claimed point profits shown on the sales page are far from the full picture. Analysis of the full results shows that there have been 3 months out of 6 where Progressive Winners has made a loss. These aren’t insignificant losses either. In June there was a loss of 120.52 points; August lost just over 60 points and September generated a loss of 102.27 points. When you compare this to the profits you begin to see that actually the profits are significantly reduced. The boast about July’s “record breaking” 186.56 point profit is offset very quickly.

Does the product provide value for money?

At £29.95 per month the costs for Progressive Winners is about on the mark for a product of this nature. What isn’t acceptable is the profitability. Progressive Winners profit actually sits at 18.92 points between April and September. That’s just over 3 points per month. That kind of profit just doesn’t justify any price, let alone one that is middle of the road.

Conclusion

Progressive Winners doesn’t seem to have anything going for it. The lack of information on the selection process only cements suspicion when looking at the return rates. The simple fact of the matter is that 3 points per month is not good enough. That barely covers your subscription costs based on a £10 stake. It seems to be small wonder that Progressive Winners have failed to update their proofing results since September as their two month loss streak does not bode well for the future.