Horse Betting Analyst is a subscription based horse racing form based tipping system developed by “The Analyst”.
What does the product offer?
The product is as mentioned above a tipping service that offers tips based on a given days races. Emails are sent out before 11:30 Monday to Saturday allowing users time to place bets etc. Horse are chosen by “The Analyst” who claims to have been a resident tipster on two other websites before setting up his own.
How does the product work?
The product is based on form with horses being chosen by the eponymous Analyst and his support team. The system is point based and offers advice on how much to stake as well as the horses to back. The system is based around generating long term profits and all selections are allegedly proofed by two different independent services.
What is the initial investment?
This is not a cheap system with costs subscription fees starting at £249 for 3 months. This then automatically ticks over and the subscription renews itself at the rate of £499 for 6 months.
What is the rate of return?
The rate of return is quoted at 19% over a 4 year period. Although this doesn’t initially seem great represents a reasonable and steady return rate. More importantly over a long period of time the system has allegedly generated a profit. To put this into context the ongoing profit claimed by Horse Betting Analyst is £179,145 since their inception with this figure being based on £100 stakes.
Conclusion
First and foremost one must acknowledge the cost of buying into The Analyst’s system. At almost £1000 per year it is certainly not cheap although the long term consistent profit seems to indicate that this makes it worthwhile. What is of concern is that upon viewing the results charts for Horse Betting Analyst once can see that there can be several months of losses before profit is seen again. Whilst it is refreshing to see this being shown so openly it must be considered that if you sign up during one of The Analyst’s downwards turns it may be some time before you see profit. Also bearing in mind is that the profits are based on £100 stakes. That means that in order to get the most from this you have to have a considerable betting bank, something that not everybody will have access to.
