Normally we would use a £ 1000 for a test such as this but because I decided to make some money myself I put in a £ 300 bank which in most peoples case is enough to kick you off comfortably and also there could be an issue with £ 100 trades i.e 10% getting fully matched up in-play. I personally took 10% of each days new overall bank and rounded the figure to the nearest pound which evens out over the longer term and saves messing with loose change. The best part was a success making a clear after tax profit of £ 162.81 and giving an increase of 54% on our original bank which aint bad for a few weeks work that takes little time to implement. The system can be used at any time so for the 9 - 5ers you can use this evenings or weekends. I personally found it easy as I am looking at the racing every day including the betting shows and when a price situation does occur I just whack in a trade and job done whilst I do any other business. The system has roused an interest amongst fellow bloggers and as trading is something I am looking to ultimately move into albeit from a novice/intermediate level then we can maybe look at more systems for the future. For anyone starting in trading and looking to get a method or two on the go then I can recommend that this system has performed almost faultlessly during the test but for anyone already trading then this will be nothing new. £ 29.00 gives you the method along with an additional greyhound system (not tested) and useful mindset information regarding regular but small profit trading and at the end of the day will give you more return than the bank ever will for very little effort. My only real advice would be to take it easy lumping in big trades as the in-play markets can be a little thin at times with the cold traders already out of the market and either paper trade or use small stakes until you get the hang of it. Make sure you devise a get out plan as some trades can go pear shaped guv as such is the nature and uncertainty of racing especially in sprints.
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