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News on yesterday's 66/1 and 6/1 winners, tipped by friend of RTP, don't miss out again... but before that..
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And finally... 66/1 winners...
I've banged this drum a few times before, although not for a couple of months... but my pal Gary at Always Back Winners had a stonking day yesterday.
He tipped both BOUDICA BAY, which was fun enough at 6s, before then throwing in MUATADEL at a stonking 66/1. Wow! (plenty got 80s+ on betfair also)
Most of you know the story by now.
Gary first approached me before the summer of 2019 - I didn't know him from Adam which always makes me nervous and I detest sending you to rubbish if I can avoid it. I take that role rather seriously. But as important, if not more, I like to get a feel for the people behind said services, as there are some complete cretins out there.
It turns out he had a successful tipping service which I'd never heard of. I said i'd monitor it myself for that summer, and we'd go from there.
Well, in that Summer of 2019 on The Flat he pulled in +90 points.
I then invited you to take his exclusive £5 trial month (only open to my readers) for that winter all-weather season. He then won another +63 points profit.
I don't really like the AW racing, but I liked the profit!
Last summer Flat season, he won his loyal followers (of which I'm one) another +140 points profit.
Last winter All-Weather season... well, you get the idea.
Another stonking +144 points profit.
And now, after yesterday, his Flat Turf season 2021 has kicked into gear... now +87 points, and counting.
So, since I first told you about Gary, that's +434 points profit. And that is as advised, not 'best odds guaranteed'
Or, +£4340 if you bet £10 EW as I do.
Those winnings will be paying for the odd nice holiday when I can get away. £10 EW my comfort level, and means I don't ever fret over a losing run, for all I really should consider upping it soon. His historical record in live play speaks for itself. It's fair to say he's an expert.
What do you need to know...
- Gary specialises in Flat & AW handicaps, mainly lower grade, C4-6, some C3s.There's something to be said for specialisation. :)
- His tips are posted on his blog around 8.30am Mon-Friday, 9am at weekends. He sends an email reminder at 9am but you're best heading over to his site at 8.30 if you can. Read the post, place the bets, job done within 2 minutes.
- You can play them two ways... 1 point each-way level stakes, which is what I do, OR you can take his £1k to £10k annual challenges, where you start with a 1k bank (or whatever you please) and bet 1.25%, recalculating after each day. In 2020 he hit the challenge, winning £10k in total, £9k profit. Madness. I'm happy with my level stakes approach, but maybe I should reconsider! For all the bets can get rather chunky.
- Gary, like us all, backs many losers and has losing runs. It amazes me the number of racing punters who just don't understand how you can't win long term without backing lots of losers, and sometimes they come in painful lumps. In fact, before this week started, Gary was in a mini slump, having dropped 10 points at the end of the winter AW season. He then went to +22 points this flat season, before loaning back 35 points, and now back up to +87 in a matter of days. He has, and WILL have losing runs/dropped points of 30-50 points or so every now and then (about x3 times a year since i've been following). That's the nature of the beast at the odds he plays at. If we don't prepare for them, or expect them, whoever we follow, even with our own picks, we simply will not win long term.
- Gary tries to find EW value, most of his plays in the 6/1-16/1 range, and occasionally a monster as above.
He remains the only other 'tipster' I follow outside of the content on my own blog. And given the results above, for good reason.
I also like the fact he averages 6-8 tips per week - a very stress free way to follow a tipster, I'm not backing lists of horses each day, which doesn't suit my own temperament. And it gives me 'metal space' for all of my own stuff on the blog.
You get his reasoning also (very informative) and his weekly 'tracker horses' post and the odds generally hold for 20/30 minutes or so, and plenty drift.
For me, it's a no brainer. Well, taking the 1 month trial for £5 is a no brainer, and his monthly rates, given the results/service, are cheap. But, why not test it for yourself?
- Click the red 'sign up for full access' link at the bottom of that page.
- Then the yellow 'join' link.
- You'll then get to the sign up page. At the very top, add/apply the 'coupon code' ABWRTP
- Complete the rest of the form and away you go.
Gary's remains one of the best services of it's type and I'm yet to find anyone as good at low grade Flat/AW handicaps, certainly who tips in the morning and doesn't put up unobtainable evening prices. or bombard you with tips.
When he gets on a roll, he usually has a decent profit spike. His tail will now be up and now is the time to join.
Obviously he won't have another 66/1 winner for a good while yet, but you never know. Plenty of 6s-10s winners are around the corner. It's not impossible he wins another 25-40 points in the next 4-6 weeks. That's exciting.
Don't miss out again on these monster profits, take action, and...
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