The Cambridge Target System

The Cambridge target system is the latest offering from sports world publishing.

If you watch Live Prices and bet in front of a computer or TV screen then yes this system may work for you. The old style rules such as 'Stop At A Winner', double or treble your stakes for banker bets, select 2 to 3 runners in a race and work at
favourable tracks that conform with your system's rules are basically the rules of this system and they are old, tried and tested methods of any gambler that uses a horse racing system. It can work but then the premise it is being sold on is 'you don't have to spend the whole afternoon, or evening doing it', because you 'Stop At A Winner' doesn't help a punter who bets and works at the same time.

This system would be fine for a retired person or someone who bets everyday and has no other work as if you don't win through the whole card then you move onto the next meeting. Achieving projected profits again would need lengthy testing of this system, however, after using 'The Money Vault', 'The Money Box' and 'Follow The Money' the similarities are considerable and the flaws involved with those systems aren't enough to produce a good system with wide and varied claims as stated in Sports world publishing's adverts.

The fact that Sports world doesn't make any reference to their older systems and this 'new' system is so similar does make me wary of  Sports world publishing. I am very disappointed that their approach to systems are simply rehashing or 'improving' old systems re-released under different names to maximise returns on those old existing systems.

I hope this helps you make a decision and I am sure Sports world publishing will sell lots of these systems as claims of £193k plus, is a lot of money for people to turn their noses up at. However, if they are making so much money then why don't they carry on and increase their stakes further? Surely if you are using stakes of £33, £50 and £100 for betting then why not use stakes of £66, £100 and £200 and make the best part of £500,000!! I know I would rather make a lot more money than sell a system that is a gold mine for £95 a go?

Score: 1/5 - very poor in my opinion. Not reliable enough to use in the long-run and one to avoid.

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