Jon Williams Betting is a betting system for all weather racing developed by the eponymous Jon Williams.
What does the product offer?
Jon Williams Betting claims a strike rate of just 23.8% but says that there remains a profit despite the losses as the average BSP (Betfair Starting Price) is 7.05. This allegedly means that any wins should offset the losses made on the other 76.2%. There are actually four different betting services in play here as the systems are slightly tweaked for the different tracks that Mr. Williams applies his system to. These tracks are Southwell, Wolverhampton, Kempton and Lingfield.
How does the product work?
In terms of how the product actually works, Mr. Williams makes the statement that his betting system is built on the back of trial and error but makes no effort to clarify. This is something I find rather disconcerting as some basic information is generally provided on most of the rivals to Mr. Williams’ product. Even if it is just to allay fears that it is some kind of scam.
What is the initial investment?
You can purchase the bundle of all four systems for £20. There is no option to purchase them independently. In terms of refunds there is a 60 day guarantee is in place as the system is purchased through Click Bank. On top of this would be a betting bank which would likely need to be rather sizeable given the £25 flat betting rate that Mr. Williams has in place and the low strike rate.
What is the rate of return?
There are no specific rates of return provided on the product although Mr. Williams claims that his betting system has earned him £9,704.50 in profit since January 2012. This equates to £441.09 profit each month.
Conclusion
Personally I don’t see a lot to get excited about in terms of Jon Williams Betting. The strike rates and profits are rather low for a betting system, especially when laid next to some of the rival products. Granted, Mr. Williams is very open about this which is refreshing but for those who wish to make a living from betting this is definitely not going to be of interest.
The low strike rate is of particular concern as even if high stakes winners do occasionally come in, one must be in a position to expect somewhat lengthy losing streaks which at £25 per stake can very quickly add up. As mentioned the system doesn’t even yield a particularly high profit at less than £450 per month.
For those who are starting out and wish to understand betting systems and how they work this may be of interest from a purely academic standpoint, but as a money making system there are definitely more desirable and profitable options available.