DJT Racing is a horse racing tipster service operated by Joe Boulter that aims to offer a complete service by using a number of betting methods.
What does the product offer?
Joe Boulter and his team say that DJT Racing uses a structured business plan in order to maximise your profits, something that they have apparently been doing for at least 18 months with an alleged 10 years experience on top of this. In terms of what you can expect from DJT Racing, this is definitely a selective service with Joe Boulter only offering selections when he feels that it is entirely appropriate (when there aren’t any selections there is a notification on Twitter which usually also explains the reasoning behind this too) which are uploaded to a member’s area of the website.
When DJT Racing does have selections they are generally rather longer odds with bets that are a combination of win bets, each way and the occasional double as well. These all follow DJT Racing’s staking plan which is referred to as business like and is made up of staking 1-4 points per bet (although Joe Boulter doesn’t use this to inflate numbers which is good) which should be placed with a BOG bookie.
In terms of the strike rate, there aren’t any published claims however glancing over results I would say that 30-40% is a reasonable claim.
How does the product work?
Unfortunately, there isn’t too much information on what the selection process for DJT Racing actually involves which is somewhat disappointing. That having been said, there are enough clues in place to build up a picture.
The team behind DJT Racing are clearly knowledgeable about horse racing and this plays a big part, as is their quest to extract the maximum possible profit from each bet.
What is the initial investment?
Your first month as an DJT Racing subscriber is available for the massively discounted rate of just £5.
Once this has elapsed, the price does jump rather substantially to £49 per month. It is worth noting that there is no money back guarantee in place however you can cancel whenever you want.
What is the rate of return?
Between April and mid-November (when proofing for DJT Racing stops) the service has made a profit of 510.05 points. Whilst I don’t have the ROI available I would expect this to be massively high given the low number of bets.
Conclusion
From everything that I have seen, DJT Racing is a fantastic offering with strong profits shown (almost 150 points in one month) with very little in the way of unnecessary risk. There is no denying that DJT Racing is costly however based off the results that I have seen this isn’t the end of the world.
What I find particularly good about the service is that there is no clutching at straws and artificially inflating numbers with huge stakes which means that results should be achievable for everybody.
With that in mind I think that for a fiver, you are well worth giving DJT Racing a run and if it is for you, then you can easily continue your subscription from there.
