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Stop at a Winner Bot Review

Stop at a Winner Bot is a product from Steve Davis of Winningmore that claims to be able to make winning selections using a number of different strategies.

What does the product offer?

Stop at a Winner Bot is a piece of software (this is Windows only) that takes automates a number of different strategies for horse racing in the UK and Australia. Each strategy looks at different factors such as surface and odds with a view to placing backing and laying bets.

Stop at a Winner Bot is a trading strategy so you will require an account with Betfair which the software is locked however it can bet below the Betfair minimum stakes. Essentially Stop at a Winner Bot is based on trading principles of stop loss and take profit which involves setting limits on how much you can lose or win. According to Steve Davis the software will automatically stake to recover your losses.

How does the product work?

Depending on which strategy you use it will alter how Stop at a Winner Bot bets. Fundamentally each strategy works around the principles laid out above.

The first strategy is a straightforward implementation that involves backing favourites a set time before the start of the race with odds of 2.50 to 10.00. The second strategy is very similar but is for favourites that are 3.95 or above.

Strategy 3 is very similar to strategy 2 but looks at the UK’s all weather tracks only. Strategy 4 is for Australian horse racing and Strategy 5 is arguably the lowest risk as the software will stop after the first win of the day.

What is the initial investment?

Stop at a Winner Bot is being sold for £99.97 which provides you a license for use on 1 computer for 12 months (or as Steve Davis recommends, you can also install it on a VPN). As with all of Steve Davis’ products, Stop at a Winner Bot does not come with a money back guarantee saying that there is no tangible product to refund.

What is the rate of return?

The amounts that you can earn using Stop at a Winner Bot will depend on the strategy that you employ. The most profitable is a slight variation on Strategy 1 backing favourites at 3.0 and above which Steve Davis claims has made over 377 points of profit since February with only 16 losing days according to the proofing provided.

The lowest is strategy 3 which made 63 points of profit.

Conclusion

As always with Winningmore products there is an element of scepticism about the alleged profits. There is no breakdown in proofing which is something of an issue, especially as Stop at a Winner Bot has allegedly made so much money.

There is also the stop loss aspect which is rather glossed over by Steve Davis. Whilst implementing a stop loss isn’t a bad idea, the amounts that Steve Davis recommends using for Stop at a Winner Bot may be beyond the betting bank of most people.

The biggest problem however is (as always with these products) that there is no money back guarantee.

If Stop at a Winner Bot is really as profitable as claimed I’d keep an eye on results for a bit as the method should on paper be able to produce results consistently and some of Steve Davis’ products have a track record of falling a bit flat after launch.

 

 

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This guy is a (defamation removed) crook i have bought stuff from him before,all junk,and so is this stop at a winner it does not work,it will never work,as you say he covers his ass by not offering a money back guarantee,because he would be inundated with people wanting their money back,i for sure would be one of them,i think everyone need to be aware of this guy,just dont waste your money on the crap he comes out with

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