High Roller Racing is a horse racing tipster service from Winning Information Network that boasts of a high strike rate and a pay as you win approach to billing.
What does the product offer?
According to the sales material from Winning Information Network, High Roller Racing provides users with an opportunity to join a racing “club” that picks winner after winner. Whilst the numbers speak for themselves and there is no denying that this is true to a degree, this isn’t all that there is to High Roller Racing. As a service High Roller Racing is very selective with some months ultimately just producing just a handful of bets (October only had 11) with the majority being singles (although there are the occasional doubles etc.). The staking plan for High Roller Racing is rather straight forward with all bets to date staking 5 points. This is generally a high risk approach however with a strike rate of 80% this isn’t necessarily a deal breaker. In fact, as I shall explore below, it is actually necessary.
How does the product work?
There is very little information provided about the selection process for High Roller Racing outside of Winning Information Network saying that it has a very specific criteria. Whatever this secret criteria is, a look at the odds paints a very clear picture. This is a service where the vast majority of odds are backed at less than 2.0 with some even requiring doubles to have any chance of being profitable.
What is the initial investment?
As touched upon, Winning Information Network are charging for High Roller Racing on a pay as you win basis. This means that if a bet doesn’t come in there is no charge for you. The cost per win however is very high coming it at £20 per bet (although you do have the option not to take up a bet on a given day).
What is the rate of return?
Since the 1st of August High Roller Racing has made a points profit of 136.76 points. This represents an ROI of 78.15% however this doesn’t paint the full picture. The figure is based on 5 point stakes which means that in order to make any money off High Roller Racing you would need to be betting to around £10 per point in order to really profit.
Conclusion
There is no denying that something like High Roller Racing will make you a decent income if you have the pockets to bet big in the first place. The fact is however that due to the nature of a product like this you have to act as soon as you get the information because securing the best possible odds is everything.
If you are fortunate enough to invest a fair amount per bet and have the ability to drop everything to place them, then High Roller Racing might be worth a look but despite seeming it, I’m not certain that High Roller Racing is something that will suit the average punter.
hi so hows this work you e-mail me a horse and if it wins I owe you £20.00 if looses I owe nothing ,do you sent a tip per day I was on one similar but for some reason lost contact no e-mails coming through … betfan high roller is this different or same thanks