Betting Profits Formula

Module one covers the fundamentals of sports betting, how to find value bets, money management (pros and cons of staking plans), and record keeping of bets. It's good for the novice, but there is nothing new here for the more seasoned punter.

Module two provides a couple of betting systems that appear very logical and although not tested in theory should make long term profits.

Module three covers football betting strategies which again do make sense in theory.

Module four covers other sports but there is no real meat to this section. It shows how to find value bets in tennis as an example.

Module five deals with trading on the exchanges and football and cricket are covered once again. I have actually used the trading strategies with very good success.

Module six is the final module which gives you tips from the professionals. The systems and strategies in this section are very similar to systems seen before so nothing really new here for the more experienced punters.

The final 70 pages are basically an overview of the six modules plus extra systems and strategies some of which look very interesting.

Overall there is a lot of information contained within. Some useful and some not. The book contains a lot of old tried and tested methods and in my opinion is better suited to the novice punter to those more experienced. My overall score therefore reflects this.

Score: 3/5 - Worth buying and you can expect to win a steady amount of money when used correctly.