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For the best discussions on strategies please see the member’s forums accessible via the member’s area.
Usually the best strategies are the simplest. If you keep your greed under control it’s quite easy to make
£10-£15 a day with £2 stakes.
Don’t get too carried away and try and make small amounts regularly. You can always increase stakes later on
when your strategy proves to be profitable.
There are plenty of tipsters for greyhounds and horses losing or winning their races. You can test their selections
in simulation mode and use them if you wish or simply design your own strategy.
fastest/slowest time.
If the dog with the slowest time is below certain odds then it could be a good lay bet. I’m sure you can think of
many more ideas you can test. There are 100's!
Greyhound examples
Lay random traps or a trap series in between odds of say 3 and 10.00
Use small profit targets to start with depending on your stakes (i.e. £10).
You can also try liability staking and fixed staking if you’re not keen on recovery which can be more risky.
You could also consider laying favourites only in competitive races i.e. A4/5 or under.
You can also only bet on favourites less than say 3.5. Many of these lose and it can be fairly easy to grab your
profit for the day without losing a lot when the favourite does win. Strategies are endless.
Horse racing examples
One strategy that is quite successful is to check with the days racing on Betfair.
Only consider races with 8 or more runners, although it does work with less.
Make sure there are at least 4 horses under odds of 9.00, you can do this in the extra scenarios option.
The lower the odds are the better. Bet on the next horse if the odds are 11 or higher. I tend to use fixed
liability with this but recovery can be used as losers are rare.
Trying different odds ranges also works. Such as lay the third favourite between odds of 5.0 and 7.0.
An example of this is below:
The screenshot below is the old version 4.2 of the software for staking demonstrations
The sky really is the limit though as there is so many potential strategies that can produce a profit.
Another good one is to lay favourites under 2.0, this limits your liability and they often do not win.
This can be a good one to use a recovery strategy with. When you hit a winner you could stop for the day.
Ie. Lay each for £25 until you hit a winning bet, add your previous loss to the next bet, set your profit target
so that one winner will trigger the bot to stop.
The member’s forum contains lots of discussions on strategies and techniques. I’m sure you can see
the huge potential in the software if used correctly.
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