PrizeLay.co.uk
£55,812.39 profit at level £100 stakes, 4 years worth of results with an 85% overall success rate.
How many other tips services can show you that?

In addition we added another £11,285.10 from BACKING some of the selections...
(Figures quoted above are as at 30th June 2011)

Why do some tipsters come and go but others stay for year after year?

Read on to find out the answer.

Hello it's
Eddie here and I just wanted to tell you that Prize Lay is based on the historical statistics of racing, nothing more.

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No worries
Racing, like any other sport or pastime, will cost you money and until the advent of betting exchanges, the chances of making money from racing were heavily stacked in favour of the bookmaker. Traditionally, the bookmakers have always had one big advantage over the punter: they back every horse in a race and only had to pay out on the winner. In addition, by setting the odds in a race they can manipulate the prices so that they never lose.

This scenario changed dramatically when the betting exchanges offered us all the choice of being a punter or a bookmaker.

Perhaps the most well known statistic in the racing industry, and frequently ignored by punters, is that only 34% of horses win their races. To the bookmaker (and the layer) that means 66% will lose and that is the basis of every bookmaker’s business, and also that of Prize Lay system.

With additional criteria gleaned from detailed analysis of other racing statistics we are now consistently getting an 85% strike rate. This along with the facility of laying horses on the betting exchanges has opened up the opportunity to make consistent profits from racing.

Everyone interested in racing and betting is bombarded daily with emails purporting to make us all rich. In truth the only people who make money out of these, are the people who sell them to punters who believe in the lies they tell.

One idiot recently claimed he had been laying horses as “a professional gambler” for “over 20 years” but knew so little about racing that he didn’t know that betting exchanges didn’t start until 2000. Honesty is a very scarce commodity in the racing and betting industry. 

The Prize Lay service is different, here is why…

Every day, Monday through to Sunday, Prize Lay members receive a number of selections which have to be within a specific price range, in order to qualify as a bet. There are a few days when there will be no bets, but not many.

Over the last four years the average number of matched selections per month has been 62 but this can vary from between 25 (winter months) to over 100 (summer months).

The average strike rate over those four years has been 88.97%, with an average losing price of 4.69.

Before we go further have a look at the two figures above because they summarize the overall success of Prize Lay, and it’s something that many other tipping services never want to highlight.

If we took these two figures together we get the following using a £100 stake . Out of every 100 selections there would be,

86 winners at £95 (after 5% commission to betfair) = £8170.
14 losers £100 x 4.69 x 14 (average losing odds) =  -£6566

£8170 - £6566 = £1604.00

So every 100 bets on average could return £1604.00
( and that’s only from the Lay selections of the system)

There is more good news as well…

"The performance of the Prize Lay system is continually monitored and results are analyzed to improve its already outstanding results".

For instance: In September 2009 there was an unusually bad run of results (the first in 15 months). That investigation highlighted a many of the selections that WON their races were heavily backed in the market and ended up as low priced favourites and below the Racing Post tissue price.  This was in contrast to the Prize Lay criteria which indicates horses least likely to win.

We can only assume that in these cases, the connections have more confidence in the horse's prospects of winning than are indicated by the Prize Lay criteria or the initial market expectations.

From October 2009 any Prize Lay selections which became a low priced favourites in the market were BACKED to win. The success of this change in strategy has been quite remarkable and added substantial additional profits to the Prize Lay system

Since implementing this idea we have seen a 36% success rate which has allowed us to create an extra profit of £11,285.10 (up to 30th June 2011)

So who is the prize Lay service for?

If you

If you are looking for a “ get rich quick” system, cannot accept that some selections will lose, that you could even have the odd losing month and are not prepared to give Prize Lay a fair trial, then this service is not for you.

If you were, I doubt if you would have read this far down the page!

Many services charge from £35 to £100 or even more a month for their selections, Prize Lay can provide a complete Lay and Back system for less than the cost of the daily Racing Post

Just £29.77 per month

Click Here to check out the best payment method for you.

This means you are paying less than £1 a day for a service that could easily return you £100’s if not £'000’s a month and remember you get the selections 7 days a week.

I have to let you know though that the Prize Lay service is limited to just 200 people at any one time.

Why?

Although most selections have plenty of liquidity there is no doubt that sometimes too many people laying the same horse at roughly the same time could affectthe market.

So click here to lock in your membership before it is closed to new entries.

Here are some of the questions I have been asked about my service.

Q. How do I get the tips daily?

A.
We use the “Tipster in a box” system developed by Bluebelldata. This was specifically chosen because they have a couple of unique ways of getting the selections to you. They use an RSS (Really Simple Syndication) link which you can pick up directly on your PC or Mac or even many mobile phones can use it as well.

We also have a link to a .csv file which you can download daily and even use with the Grey Horse Bot.

Q.Why don’t you use email?

A.
Email at best is troublesome, and at worst can be a nightmare. many ISP’s block emails that are gambling related. Many people use Hotmail, Yahoo or Google addresses which are even worse at blocking messages.
Emails often get stuck in the OUT folder, or disappear into a JUNK folder.

We still use email to tell users about the service, results and any changes but we do not use it daily to supply the selections. RSS (see above) is far easier to use and much more accurate.

Q. Do you have a lay upper limit?

A.
Yes! Our maximum lay price on the exchanges is 8. This means that if you were staking £10 a selection and the horse actually won the race you would haveto pay out (8-1) x 10 = £70. By having a maximum price, you know at all times what you can lose. By the way, our average losing lay price is 5.69 (-1).

Q. Do you have an automated betting solution?

A.
Yes we do. We supply a special link that you can use with the Grey Horse Bot. This link contains the daily selections which the Grey Horse Bot knows how to read.

Using the bot (separate subscription) means that you can set and forget you’re betting and the Grey Horse Bot will only bet when it meets the criteria.

Q. Don’t you do a free trial?

A.
The selections have been on trial to Grey Horse Bot subscribers free from mid November 2010 and every month produced a profit. Results since January 2011 are available on the website.

Over the years Prize Lay has been reviewed by many independent  betting websites : none has ever given it a bad review. All selections have been proofed to Racing Index since September 2009 and the Prize Lay & Back systems are consistently in the Top 10 Tipsters table (out of +/- 200 tipsters).

Q. When are the selections available?

A.
Tips are normally available at around 9.30am till 10.30am, 7 days a week. Yes, unlike many other services I give my selections every day

Q. Can you guarantee profit?

A.
No. No one can guarantee anything when it comes to betting on horses, shares or any form of risk taking. I can show you as accurately as possible what has happened in the past but I cannot guarantee what will happen in the future.

Gambling is risky so please be aware of the risks and bet sensibly.

Q. Do I need a bank ?

A.
Yes, there has been only one occasion in the last four years (June 2008) when we have had five consecutive losing selections which cost 20.75 points. I would recommend a bank of 60 points, so £ 600 bank for a £ 10 stake. Then review the bank every month when there has been a profit and increase the stake to 1/60th of the bank.

Q. I have a Mac can I use your service?

A.
Yes you can. RSS feeds work on any machine although you will not be able to use the Grey Horse Bot because it only works with a Microsoft PC.

Well I hope that answered all your questions but if you have any further queries then please use the contact form here.

So, now is your chance to really make money from a service with a proven track record.

Click Here to select your payment method and start geting your selections today.

Best Regards
Eddie MCclung
help@prizelay.co.uk


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