Back Lucrative is a relatively long standing horse racing tipster service from Michael Carr that claims to be able to provide subscribers long odds winners.
What does the product offer?
Back Lucrative is an entirely independent horse racing tipster service that is strongly steeped in value betting and getting the best selections with decent odds. As a service, Michael Carr issues his selections to subscribers 6 days per week (with Sundays off) which are uploaded to a member’s area on the Back Lucrative website.
On a given day Back Lucrative will usually have up to 6 bets however this number can on occasion be higher.
All bets are advised as win bets and users are recommended to seek the best odds to maximise profits when a win does come in.
The staking plan that Back Lucrative uses is straight forward and minimal (which it has to be due to the nature of the service) with 1 point level stakes recommended. As you would expect based off this the strike rate for the service is rather low with Michael Carr managing an average of around 16.5% over the last 2.5 years.
How does the product work?
Michael Carr says that he has taken a rather considerable amount of time to develop the methods that he ultimately uses to make selections for Back Lucrative. Whilst he (understandably) doesn’t go into too much detail, at the centre of the process are his own odds which he has compiled.
A system is used to whittle down selections at which his own odds on a horse are compared to those that are offered by bookmakers. If there is value to be had, they are issued as selections.
What is the initial investment?
Your first 30 days of access to Back Lucrative are charged on a trial basis which costs just £7. Once this has elapsed you must pay a full quarterly subscription which Michael Carr sells for £97 per quarter. This also comes with a full 60 day money back guarantee which is in place courtesy of Clickbank.
What is the rate of return?
In the few years that it has been operational, Back Lucrative has produced relatively consistent profits with the overall figure standing at 633.41 points. This equates to an annual average of 281.52 points.
Conclusion
Back Lucrative has been around for a bit and it has performed admirably all things considered.
There is a long and proven history of profits however it is worth keeping in mind that these do come at a cost of sorts. Michael Carr recommends a 200 point betting bank with Back Lucrative and given the fact that there are losing streaks that exceed 20 losses on the trot it is easy to see why this is important.
When they come however, the wins are huge with average odds of around 9/1. This means that in order to make the most out of Back Lucrative you do need to have a long term approach to betting.
If this is you however then Back Lucrative is definitely worth a look.
