Super 3 is a brand new horse racing tipster service that is provided by Winning Information Network. The service utilises a number of different systems to generate selections.
What does the product offer?
The email that actually brought Super 3 to my attention is very bold indeed stating that it hands punters the ammunition to hit the bookmakers where it hurts. Statements that cash is literally flying in. This definitely makes Super 3 sound like a much bigger thing than it actually is.
The reality of Super 3 is that it uses a combination of different approaches in order to provide bets. These are pretty standard fare for Winning Information Network and are issued daily.
Where Super 3 does stand out however is the sheer volume of selections. One day chosen at random had 16 selections of which 3 are each way.
This is then combined with a staking plan that appears to simply be 2 points for all bets which means that you would have a potential loss of 38 points in just one day. Despite this method of staking, Super 3 has a strike rate of just 25.08%.
How does the product work?
The key sales point for Super 3 is that it uses 3 different systems in order to find the selections (hence the name). All of these were allegedly proofed to Tipster Planet (Betfan’s in house tipster finding service) under the name’s The Racing Man, Maiden Madness and Trendy Trainers.
Whilst the methods that Super 3 employs to find the selections aren’t disclosed there is apparently something to the systems as the results for Super 3 will demonstrate.
What is the initial investment?
At the time of writing, Winning Information Network are offering the full Super 3 service on a trial basis for just £9.95 which will provide you with a full 14 days of selections.
After this Super 3 comes with a 28 day and 90 day option which are sold at a cost of £39 and £78 respectively. As a Betfan product, Super 3 doesn’t really come with any form of money back guarantee etc. however they do say that they will review any refund requests.
What is the rate of return?
In just 4 short months Super 3 has made an overall profit of 439.52 points of profit which is a respectable enough figure. It is the ROI of almost 15% that really stands out for me, especially given the huge number of bets you will be placing each day.
Conclusion
If you can get your head round the volume of bets, then Super 3 doesn’t necessarily look to be too bad an option on the surface.
The problem for me is that if you start to shop around you can undoubtedly get a similar performing service for rather significantly less money and with inherently less risk as you won’t be backing as many horses per day.
The big problem that Super 3 has isn’t that it is terrible, it is more that in such a competitive niche I don’t think that it really delivers what I would expect, especially compared to some of its rivals at less money.
Hi
Leave well alone, tried the daily nap strike rate less than 10%
Nap plus a total dead loss.