Little Acorns – Final Review
Little Acorns is a simple to operate horse racing laying system and selections are easily identified from Betfair and The Racing Post. There are 3 basic rules rules which are identified on Betfair for any race and one final rule which is identified from the Racing Post race cards.
Basically, you are laying odds on favourites as long as the Racing Post rule is met and the prices of the second and third favourites fall within certain price bands just before the start of the race. The initial selection process needs to be checked each morning and the final selection process is carried out shortly before each race.
The system recommends two staking plans which are both progressive/loss recovery. Staking Plan A is a Fibonacci recovery plan where stakes are increased whenever you lose a bet. Your stakes will go on increasing until your next win bet when you revert to your original stake. The author recommends a starting bank of 142 points for this staking plan.
Staking Plan B requires you to add the loss from a losing bet to your next stake and to continue doing so until you win when you return to your normal stake. The author recommends a starting bank of 150 points for this staking plan.
Staking plan A is the much more aggressive of the two but profits should always be higher using this plan.
From 57 bets over a period of 8 weeks, 36 were successful which is a 63% strike rate, The average price was 1.86, so even if using level stakes a profit would have been achieved.
Staking Plan A which is the more aggressive plan achieved a profit of 24.9 points whilst staking plan B showed a profit of 12.7 points.
Existing users of the system have commented favourably about its profitability which is always a good sign that a system does work and I also made a profit during testing. If your happy with small gains initially then this system is worth buying in my opinion.
Rating 4/5 – Definitely worth paying money for and in my opinion a long term winner.
