Reviews
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Virtual Racing Unleashed – Horse Racing Just Changed!
We are living in a rapidly changing world, and we’ve adapted with a virtual racing platform that, as far as I know, doesn’t exist anywhere else. Sadly, all horse racing in the UK has been closed. At the moment Irish racing is still taking place, but we don’t know how long this will be for. With the self-isolation and social…
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Liberty Set for Royal Ascot
Just seven days ago we were looking back at a weekend of Classic action. High class racing that took place under blue skies and warm sunshine. What a difference a week can makeā¦ Granted there was no lack of racing around the country. But it wasnāt the strongest summer Saturday in terms of quality. Even worse, the weather was more…
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John Burke Monday EyeCatcher
In this weekās article I look back at the Derby & Oaks, and some interesting stats for those punting at Brighton. Weāve had four of the five English Classics already run, and the flat season is just two months old! Frankieās Famous Five My decision to look at bigger priced horses in the Oaks meant I didnāt back Anapurna who…
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The Flat is Definitely Back!
Thereās no doubt the flat season is with us now. Iām writing this just after the finish of the first colts classic, the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket, with the first fillies classic the 1,000 Guineas to come on Sunday. This weekās post concentrates on Saturdayās action from Newmarket, but there is time at the end to take a quick look…
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The Jumping Game
As a woman who trained the great Best Mate to win three consecutive Cheltenham Gold Cups, no one could be better qualified than Henrietta Knight to discover what makes today’s top jumps trainers succeed. From eccentric, outspoken Yorkshireman Mick Easterby, to elegant, aristocratic Venetia Williams, from Irish wizard, Willie Mullins, to perfectionist champion trainer, Paul Nicholls and young pretender, Dan…
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Tiger Rolls into History
Tiger Roll became a Grand National legend on Saturday. As he became the first horse since Red Rum to win the race two years on the trot. Like Red Rum, Tiger Roll is bred to be a flat horse, and heās not exactly built to jump a fence either. But like āRummyā, heās just a freak of horse. Travelling powerfully…
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Winning Horse Race Betting Systems
Winning Horse Race Betting Systems, does exactly what is says on the tin! It gives you loads of winning systems to use, straight off the bat. The book introduces the best winnings ways, presented simply, and in plain English, for you to use yourself. Winning Horse Race Betting Systems was written 10 years ago. The fact that it still ranks…
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Winning It Back … What are the Chances?
This week’s book review is by one of the biggest gamblers of all time – Gary Wiltshire. The compelling rags-to-riches story of the larger than life punter, bookmaker and BBC television pundit. The imposing presence of Gary Wiltshire has long been one of the familiar and colourful sights on the racecourses and dog tracks of Britain. āIn the fifth race,…
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Horse Racing Tipsters ā Are They Worth Your Time & Money?
This is a somewhat awkward topic I have chosen to cover since I work for a website that offers tips on horse racing! I am personally not a tipster and admire anyone willing to risk their reputation to try and help punters earn a profit at the expense of the bookies. However, for every reputable tipster with a proven track…
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Royal Ascot ā A British Kind of Race Meeting
For racing traditionalists, there are few meetings on the calendar to match the 5-day extravaganza that takes place at Ascot every June. Known as āRoyal Ascotā, the meeting has been the courseās centrepiece since 1711 after being founded by Queen Anne. Entry to the festival comes with a guarantee that youāll see world-class action as there are a total of…
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Three Ways Horse Racing Can Increase It’s Popularity
Cheltenham Festival proved that the popularity of horse racing is continuing to grow across the United Kingdom and Ireland. Record crowds poured through the venue over the course of the week in March, highlighting the importance that the event holds in the racing calendar. Horse racing has been trending towards the top of the sporting zeitgeist in Britain, although it…
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How to make your betting fly…
What’s the difference between a winning betting strategy and a useless one? More often that not, just one thing… Mindset. Specifically, your mindset. A lot of people get a betting strategy out of the box, without adapting it to the way they like to bet. And that can cause problems. The Race Advisor is different ā because we like to…
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Review of Sports Trading Exposed
[taq_review] This huge guide is laden with detailed information on making a sustainable profit on the betting exchanges, at least until Betfair takes a huge percentage as commission! It is extremely well laid out, easy to follow and filled with enough information to turn any newcomer in the trading sphere into a money-making machine. At close to Ā£100, Sports Trading…
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Romain De Senam Aims For Gold Cup Glory
Source: RFO Official via Twitter Romain De Senam has the opportunity to continue his successful start to the National Hunt season. The French horse notched a victory in his opening race of the new campaign in October, claiming the win at Chepstow, and the five-year-old now has the opportunity to add a major title in the Grade 3 arena, with…
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Caan Berry – Trading Guide Review
[review] Product Name: Pre-Race Trading Guide Author: Caan Berry Contact Details: https://caanberry.com Price: Ā£39 Money Back Guarantee: None Offered Where to Buy:Ā http://caanberry.com/idevaffiliate/idevaffiliate.php?id=122 Brief Summary: This is an e-book written about the characteristics of a betting market from a proven Betfair trader. Suggesting several strategies and best execution practices within horse racing markets. How Much Do I Need To Get Started?…
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Fairbot – Review
Fairbot Advanced Automation – Strategy Editor Today I’m going to show how you can program Betfair to place and trade your bets given certain criteria. You can do this using an Excel spreadsheet and link the spreadsheet into Betfair trading software, but, frankly, doing this is quite complicated and requires quite a bit of knowledge. Recently I reviewed Fairbot and…
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Fairbot ā Betfair Trading Software ā Review
There are quite a few “trading software” programs on the market. They all have differences, but the common factor of them all is the speed that bets can be placed and the frequency that odds are displayed. We’ve all experienced the frustrationĀ on the Betfair exchange where the odds displayed are not met when we try to place a bet at…
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Overpriced Horse Tips – Review
This time I thought I’d take a different tack on selecting a tipster to review. Looking at our tipster review pages, we can see that “Overpriced Horse Tips” is the current leader over the last 30 days. I thought I’d see how this service has done over a longer period. We have been proofing the results here at BetAdvisor.co.uk since…
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The Gambling Don Review
The Gambling Don is a tipster service provided by BetFan. I remember when this service was released in 2012 with a great fanfare and if I remember rightly it was in the early days of Betfan being set up as a portal for tipping services. The sales page has lost none of its original glitz from back then. It is…
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Lucky 7 Naps Review
Lucky 7 Naps is a tipster service provided by a chap called Michael (not our own Race Advisor, Michael) and is available through Bet Kudos. Here’s the link to the webpage advertising this service Michael claims an average of 50 points profit per week since August 2012. His tips have been proofed by Bet Kudos since Feb 2014 and up…
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