“Tried for a month. Wouldn't recommend, they're not much better than just guessing on a favourite horse yourself. Made a total loss of £30, don't know how they expect you to pay after the initial trial period. They advertise a high success rate but it's barely 40% and that's with me watching closely and getting the best available back and lay odds, so I know for certain nobody subscribed to the service made any profit that month either and would've had to pay their service fee on top. By all means trial it in the free period but you may make a loss and it's not as laid back as they make it seem, if you don't make yourself available to put your bets on near the last hour to 30 mins you probably won't get good enough odds to make a profit.”
“Honestly dont know where this raving reviews are from. tried it for a month, would be down overall had i not forgotten to lay 2 horses and they came in. Often horse only drift fractionally down meaning minimum profit, or drift so far out you're making a huge loss. Stick to matched betting, this is like gambling on the stockmarket, 70% of people lose money.”
“AVOID - You're advised low odd horses to back the night before the races, then rely on the odds shortening rather than drifting. The chance of a horse starting at 2.50 shortening enough to make a decent profit aren't great regardless of any system they claim to have, a single horse starting at the same 2.5 can very easily drift enough to cause very big losses, meanwhile it can't possibly shorten much unless other horses pull out of the race, to which rule 4 will take a chunk of that profit. Just avoid, very inferior alternative to matched betting, search or join Profit Accumulator or Oddsmonkey instead, for less than £20 a month. Buncejar meanwhile charge £40 a month for what is basically a tipping service. 3 or 4 days in and I think I made a profit on 3 or 4 horses from reasonable stakes, only one reached £10 profit, most were £1-2 profit and up to £10 lost. On one horse I lost £65, and another £23. These types of losses will be VERY common.”
