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Lay Betting Systems - Tuesday, April 7, 2009 17:19 - 0 Comments
Lay And Win
If you are thinking “Oh no, not another laying system” well you would be right it is but this one really is different and it really does make money. The tried and extensively tested method consistently produces profits at a far better rate than any bank ever could.
£100 Level stakes Mar 08 to Dec 08 made £9385.00 after deducting 5% commission.
£100 stakes for the same period using the staking plan made £14915.00 after deducting 5% commission.
The staking plan is not progressive, just an innovative method to protect your bank and ensure that you can confidently make your profits STRESS FREE. Incidentally losses are few and far between so feel free to check out past results and you will notice that August 08 suffered zero losses and the longest run of winning bets so far is in fact a whopping 29.
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Quick and easy, selection can be made the night before or in the morning.
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One off payment, lifetime of profits.
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Minimal betting bank needed, you can start with just £50
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No need to be at your computer all day.
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No need to follow live racing or complicated graphs.
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No need to spend hours of poring over form analysis.
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BET, FORGET and collect your profits.
The lay and Win e-book will give you:
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A full explanation of how we made nearly £15,000 in just 9 months
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Step by step instructions of how to use the system
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Access to records of past results
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Staking plan to protect your bank and increase your profits
You can expect on average 20 selections per month. So head over to Lay and Win by clicking on the image below and reserve your copy now.
Horse Racing
- Am I Blue secures follow-up winAm I Blue, a controversial winner at Hereford last Wednesday, follows up with a 22-length win at Newton Abbot, this time at odds of 5-6.
- Cornelius Lysaght on TwitterLatest news from BBC's racing correspondent (external site)
- No winner for Moore on comebackChampion jockey Ryan Moore misses out on a winner on his return to the saddle after injury at Salisbury on Thursday.
- Am I Blue's victory probed by BHAThe British Horseracing Authority is to investigate the surprise success of heavily backed 5-1 shot Am I Blue at Hereford on Wednesday.
- Chepstow cancel remaining Flat cardsChepstow's Bank Holiday Monday race meeting is moved to Bath after much of the Welsh course's turf is affected by parasites.
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