My Favourite Betting System

July 17, 2009 By Sam McCallion Leave a Comment

Day 30
The system finishes the test period with a small loss today.There were 12 bets with 8 winners and 4 losers.A loss of £6-30p increases the overall deficit to £54 to complete the test.I hope to write the final review this weekend.Thanks to Sam for allowing me to carry out the test.

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