Premium Naps is a long standing horse racing tipster service that is being offered through the Pro Betting Club. Despite no specific profit claims at the time of writing, this is a very interesting prospect.
Introduction to Premium Naps
A lot of the time when I look at a betting service, time is on my side. Which sounds like a peculiar statement. But what I actually mean is this. There has been time to see what works, what doesn’t work, and where a service is at. These are all incredibly important tools for me when it comes to analysing a new service. Sometimes though, all of this has to go out of the window a bit. You see, just like with anything, every now and then you see a tipster service that is a hot prospect, and you want to try and get on it ASAP.
This is how I feel when I look at Premium Naps. This is a service that I’ve wanted to look at for a while, but it’s simply not been available. Which sounds peculiar, right? Been available for some time, but it’s not been available? What’s going on? Well, it has been sold out. Places with Pro Betting Club have been unobtainable for a considerable amount of time. And everything has been kept behind closed doors. But finally, they have been opened. Albeit for a seemingly brief period of time.
Of course, exclusivity isn’t necessarily an indicator of performance. But it is pretty fair to say that a tipster service that a lot of people are probably champing at the bit to get into. The big question though is whether or not it is actually worthwhile doing so. Is Premium Naps all that it claims to be? The fact is that Pro Betting Club don’t really have a huge amount to say on the matter. And whilst that could be perceived as being pretty damning, it could also be a cause for celebration as well. The big question is, which is it?
What Does Premium Naps Offer?
Talking about what Premium Naps has to offer is an interesting thing. It is very difficult to talk about this service without acknowledging the fact that it has been invite only for so long. Now, I’ve never actively pursued it. I have my own systems and things that work for me, and I don’t always intend to rock the boat. But this is genuinely exciting.
Adding to the mystique of all of this is how Pro Betting Club actually deal with the service. They say nothing. This is probably the single most secretive tipster service I’ve looked at for some time. And I unfortunately have to stay true to something that I often say. Namely that there is only limited information that I can realistically give out. With Premium Naps being behind a paywall, it isn’t exactly fair for me to put that information out there.
So, with all of that firmly established, let’s talk about as much as I feel that I reasonably can. First things first, let’s talk about what you’re getting into. As a service, Premium Naps is all very straightforward. As the name suggests, this is a NAP service. For those of you who aren’t familiar with this term, it is generally the horse most likely considered to win on a given day.
Now, you will note there that I said horse. Singular. Premium Naps is not a singular service. Whilst there are bets available on most days, this is far from a one selection per day thing. In actual fact, Pro Betting Club’s proofing shows that there are often multiple bets in a given day and there can be pretty significant gaps between them.
In terms of how all of this is managed, well, there isn’t too much to say really. Pro Betting Club have been around for a while. They are very good at what they do. And a lot of this was actually honed with Premium Naps (it was one of their first services). As you might expect from pretty much any modern tipster service, selections are sent out directly via email. They are however sent out the evening before racing.
This is quite important with something like Premium Naps, because you really do want to act fast in order to lock in the best possible odds. I almost always do, but I would definitely recommend trying to use an odds comparison site if you are looking at this seriously. This is a service where every win must really count.
That is in no small part down to the fact that this is a service that simply has inherently low odds. Something that you often see with NAP based services. Now, Pro Betting Club don’t provide a huge amount of information in their proofing for Premium Naps (which is a rarity for them), but their last few winners have all been at less than evens come the off.
Staking wise, it is generally recommended that you are using rather high stakes with Premium Naps. This is because of those lower odds that you will end up getting. The fact is that if you aren’t going to win much per bet, but you are going to win often, then the only way to reconcile this is to increase the stakes. How comfortable you should be with this is up to you really.
Something that you should keep in mind when calculating your stakes though is just how many bets you may be placing in a given day. That limited proofing from Pro Betting Club shows that there are occasions where as many of four different selections may be advised through Premium Naps. As such, discipline here is absolutely key.
Whilst we’re rounding off the numbers side of things, let’s address the element of Premium Naps that I think has most people excited, and that is the strike rate. Pro Betting Club claim that this currently stands at 75%. For a win based service, that is truly incredible. Especially one that has been operational for quite as long as Premium Naps.
How Does Premium Naps Work?
Arguably my biggest frustration when it comes to products from Pro Betting Club is that they don’t provide much of anything in terms of how their services work. Premium Naps is no different to this. In fact, I would say it is even worse than usual for them. For some context, in carrying out my research into this, one of the recurring themes that you see is that there is a lack of information. The thing is, this goes all the way back with it.
With that said, there are some things that we can ascertain here. Premium Naps is a NAP based service. Pro Betting Club are picking out the selections that they believe are the most likely to win. Now, it stands to reason that you are typically dealing with favourites, but there is a suggestion that this isn’t simply throwing that at the wall and seeing what sticks. The gaps between bets are quite noticeable, and I can believe that is simply because there isn’t a horse good enough.
All of that is important because it carries the implication of a system being in place. Unfortunately, it doesn’t tell us what the system is. That is something that I would definitely have liked to have seen with Premium Naps. I’m not talking about a complete breakdown of things of course. But I don’t think that it’s unreasonable at the consumer end to have at least some insight of what you’re getting into.
Now, normally with Pro Betting Club I get to talk about how this is mitigated. About how they provide full proofing for their services. Which they do. Just… well, it’s with every service except for Premium Naps. What we get here are just a few months of bets that listed simply as the horse, the date it ran, and where it finished in the race. Information is once again incredibly limited. Something which definitely doesn’t bode well.
What is the Initial Investment?
There are two options available if you want to sign up to Premium Naps. The first of these is a monthly subscription. This is priced at £39.50 (plus VAT) per month. That isn’t exactly cheap, but it is also far from prohibitive. As an interesting aside note, Pro Betting Club have been charging that for a good number of years.
The next subscription offer for Premium Naps is a quarterly subscription. This is somewhat better value at £89.50 (plus VAT) per quarter (meaning an effective cost of about £30 per month). Obviously, that does mean considerably better value for money, but it also means that you are dealing with that larger outlay.
Something that is worth noting that Pro Betting Club unfortunately don’t mention is that both of these options come with a full 60 day money back guarantee as Genuine Stable Info is ultimately sold through Clickbank. They are generally very good at ensuring that this is adhered to and as such, you shouldn’t have too many problems claiming this if required.
What is the Rate of Return?
Something that I don’t see very often is a tipster service that simply doesn’t tell you how much you can expect to make. It’s a very bold move, and it is one that has been taken by Pro Betting Club with Premium Naps. They make no specific claims, simply stating that “They will give you the best selections possible to help you increase your bank balance”.
Here’s the thing, I do believe all of that. I don’t believe that you will necessarily see huge amounts of profit with Premium Naps on a monthly basis. But I also don’t think that is the point of something like this. The idea is win often, not big. Inevitably, that can have knock on effects on the results and signing up at the wrong time can be murder. But I do think that on a long time scale, Premium Naps will turn a profit for you.
Conclusion for Premium Naps
When it comes to betting as a source of income, results matter. I would argue that 99% of the time, it is the single most important thing. Which begs quite a simple question. Why wouldn’t Pro Betting Club show their results? The truth is that there are a lot of really very legitimate reasons why they might not. But it is hard to overlook that this is the case.
With that said, this is a service that has an exceptional reputation. And whilst I have seen one or two things about Premium Naps that are on the negative side, there are a few things to consider. Firstly, Pro Betting Club have been operating this for almost a decade. A tipster service that is around for almost 10 years isn’t something that should be easily ignored.
But it is so much more than that. Because it isn’t just that Premium Naps has been around for that long. It’s the fact that it has been sold out for so much of it. Serious bettors aren’t mugs. By and large, if people are quick to get onto something it is for a very good reason. And the reasons here are clear. You win quite a lot.
Now, that does have to be tempered as well. Whilst I do believe that you will win often, winning a lot is a different thing. In actual fact, I believe that one of the biggest restrictions that a lot of people will have to overcome with Premium Naps is the fact that there are a lot of shorter odds here.
If you are thinking long term, if you have a decent betting bank, if you have the discipline and the drive… well, these things aren’t going to be the end of the world. But it would be naïve of me not to talk about how this impacts things. Because a losing streak with Premium Naps is the kind of thing that can really cost you a lot. And whilst there should be equilibrium eventually, I can see how this isn’t ideal for some people.
Here’s the bottom line as I see it. With Premium Naps, Pro Betting Club aren’t operating a fly by night service. They have spent a lot of time building the reputation of this service, and it is seemingly very well deserved. However, like any tipster service, there will be ups and downs. That is the nature of the game. And if you will struggle with this or prefer something a bit more reactive, look elsewhere.
But for those who are looking for a professional service that carries the ability to grow your betting bank in the long term… well, I think that there are plenty of worse products online than Premium Naps.
imo anyone can pick their tips they are mostly 2/9 2/7 4/9 on etc .i can pick these sort of odds ons all the time but unless you stick hundreds on .the winnings hardly outweigh the stake .betting pros .why would anyone pay subscription to receive these poor tips .surely you can take a chance on them yourself .and usually one will fail to an outsider .
I would’nt touch it which a barge pole. very short odds, 75% strike rate means nothing .Remember if it won’t make a profit to level stakes it never will no matter what you come up with, I did a paper trade on this which included 100 of their bets.
at the time you could get to see the prices on their website so using this I placed a bet of 10 quid level stakes, I would of been down £210.00 if i had placed these bets.
it’s impossible to get a reply from them when you ask the question “how much does this make per year” no reply ever.
Cheers
Matt G.