Galileo Racing Service is a horse racing tipster service offered by the Pro Betting Club team that follows its own unique ratings system in order to generate profit.
What does the product offer?
According to Pro Betting Club Galileo Racing Service is a professional horse racing service that is aims to provide long term profits for subscribers with a strong ROI, both things that you would hope any tipster service would want to provide. As a service, Galileo Racing Service is something of a selective one with a minimum of one selection per day and a maximum of just two.
The bets that are advised to subscribers are a combination of each way and straight win bets. Staking for Galileo Racing Service ranges from minimal staking of 0.25 on some each way bets all the way up to 2 points with a focus on horses that have longer odds however this is topped up by shorter odds.
This balance of subjects has produced a strike rate for Galileo Racing Service that Pro Betting Club say is around 30%.
How does the product work?
The team behind Galileo Racing Service seem to put a strong emphasis on using research to and analysis to identify their selections. This goes as far as allegedly carrying out 40 hours of research per week according to Pro Betting Club.
From here, the tipsters behind Galileo Racing Service look at previous races and ultimately their own speed ratings. Whilst not explicitly stated it is likely that Galileo Racing Service then weigh their findings up against available odds, something that especially rings true when you consider the numerous references to value.
What is the initial investment?
Pro Betting Club sell Galileo Racing Service on a subscription basis with two options available.
These are a one month option at a cost of £39.50 and a quarterly option at £89.50. As is the case with most betting related products there is no mention of any money back guarantee which I would take to mean that there is nothing in place.
What is the rate of return?
Between going live in October 2014 and proofing ending at the end of September this year, Galileo Racing Service had made 197.5 points of profit.
Conclusion
On the surface of things Galileo Racing Service looks like a pretty solid option with reasonably strong results and ultimately, a profit being generated however I am not really that convinced that it is one of the better options on the market.
There are three main problems that I have with this and the main one is the way the proofing has run out. The second is that whilst the strike rate of 30% doesn’t look too bad, there are a few instances of long losing streaks with Galileo Racing Service (the maximum is 19) which can really eat into your betting bank.
Finally there is the fact that Pro Betting Club are charging a not insignificant amount of money for Galileo Racing Service and in this regard I’m not really sure that the service delivers.
