Betting Miracle – Final Review
The author was kind enough to send me a copy of this system upon its release and having tested the system my finding are as follows:.
1. The system is presented quite well with relevant screenshots and small paragraphs of text which make it straightforward and relatively easy to follow and I read it twice in thirty minutes and did not have any problems understanding it.
2. Everybody should finish up with the same selections however depending on the time of day and non runners. You might not have the same bets as the minimum and maximum runners rule may apply.
3. There is no history or results to the system or the claims being made. There are no testimonials albeit for what they are worth. This has to be a concern and should involve one in paper testing before committing any real money. This system has no foundation for its claims and procedures. You only have the author’s claims, for better or worse, to support this system.
4. The author suggests placing bets at 0.3 to 0.5 above Betfair odds and trusting in the bets being taken up.. There is no evidence to support the logic of this and no history or results to support doing this. This process is illogical on a 1.3 bet this would increase the odds by 100 to 167% at odds of 4.2 this increases the odds by 7.1 to 11.2%. On the place bets the suggestions becomes horrendous and completely illogical. The writer (who probably is not the author) has not thought this through and this amongst many things causes you to question whether the writer has ever actually used the system.
Although presented well it just feels like another “fitted” system going through back data like so many now days. I get the distinct impression is been cobbled together and put out in quick succession of others?
Rating: 2/5 Easy to follow but not very reliable for long tem use
