Lay Bet Profits Review

Lay betting is the process of backing a horse not to win a race. Compared to the traditional route of backing a winner lay betting essentially allows you to become a bookmaker. This is usually done though certain gambling websites such as BetFair where you provide a bet that somebody else matches.

What does the product offer?

Lay Bet Profits offers users inside knowledge on which horses to back with lay betting. On each day that there is a race Lay Bet Profits will supply its users with their specially selected lay selections i.e. horses that they expect to lose. Odds will usually be 5/1 or even lower than this. Lay Bet Profits then claim that with their “low risk high returns unique staking plan” you too can make betting exchanges work favourably in the long term, helping you to achieve substantial profit. Continue reading

Lay Bet Profits Review

Lay Bet Profits is an Email Based horse racing lay tip service. The tips are normally available by 10.30am and have a strike rate in excess of 80%.

It’s advised that you have 400 bank point as staking is based on a liability method at 20 points per selection. An unfortunate part of this is that there is no claim as to how much money you could make. It could just burn a hole in your pocket, though it does claim to only take a few minutes each day and all you need is a computer and the Internet.

It costs £1 per day (£90 per quarter) to get the “very strong” lay selections with odds at 5/1. It does suggest that you can join for a few days and “paper trade” just to see how effective the system works, which is a fair thing to suggest as it’s what most people (with sense) would do anyway. Naturally they suggest you bet “real money” after you make a success of paper trading.

Of course only a few members will be able to join “for obvious reasons” but as with every other product such as this, it’s a complete lie and they’re selling as many subscriptions as they can. They just don’t say that to add legitimacy to it. It does make me wonder why they tell that lie, if their product is so great they should sell it to everyone without risk of it being out-dated, or they should simply up-date it.