Our 3 racing systems are all over the 100u profit mark for the year and our members couldn’t be happier. Nearly all of our members follow multiple systems and there is a good reason why.
Following multiple systems you ask? What is the benefit of that when you have to pay a subscription fee for each of them?

Profit for 2019 based off $100 units

  • Luke Murrell: +$12,756
  • Greyhound Guru: +$10,215
  • Mark Baird: +$10,144

For those who have been punting seriously for a while you will understand it becomes harder to get bets on as you increase you unit size and become successful, especially when your betting into a market that doesn’t have MBL’s, or trying to bet above the MBL stake. (explanation of MBL’s). So when your accounts get flagged and your finding it hard getting your bets on there becomes a need to spread your investments to maximise your returns, like a diversified fund in the stock market. This allows you to spread your money through lots of smaller bets that will give you a higher return long-term.

Say you follow one greyhound service, that’s fine at the start when your betting your entry level units and your accounts aren’t flagged, but when you want to start making a second wage off your punting there just isn’t enough liquidity in markets to sustain infinite growth of your units. Coupled with bookies rejecting large bets you’ll eventually find your earning capacity reached. Even in horse racing it becomes harder and harder to bet as you want to bet larger units. That’s why punters follow multiple systems, to spread their bets through multiple markets and states.

This takes me to split-banks. There’s differing views on whether to have split-banks. I’m a firm believer that it is a must to have split banks. So if your following 3 systems that are 100 units each and your betting $100 units per system you need capital of $30,000, $10,000 for each system. There is only one benefit of not having split banks following multiple systems and that’s the extra profit you will make, the disadvantages are obviously huge variance and the ability to wipe-out your entire bank if all 3 services had a bad downturn. To me it’s a no-brainer, you have to have split banks and treat them as 3 different systems, then just add your long-term mindset and you will watch your investment grow significantly each year.

For our clients who follow each of our 3 racing systems they are indeed being rewarded again. Take one of our clients who is a $100 unit punter across our 3 racing systems. So far this year he is in profit $33,116.50, take away his subscription fees of $8,695 and he’s $24,421.50 in profit after 3.7 months. He’s now betting the rest of the year with the bookies money and all his subscriptions paid for.

So well done to Luke, Mark and the Guru on their sustained long-term success. It’s an absolute pleasure to provide a service to our clients that in many cases has changed their lives. Whether they want to take their profit each year and go on a massive holiday or let it compound each year and watch it grow is up to them, either way we’re doing our job!

For more information on turning your punting into a wage read our betting strategy and variance articles. Any questions? Contact us.

Yours in the punt,

Mr Punter

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