Ways to bet?

WIN Bets Betting each selection to win, or accumulating your wins from each bet to the next.

LAY Bets, Betting on a horse to lose. New to Lastminuteracingtips.com If you start with lets say £100 and you stake £10 per lay bet within 10 races your starting stake would be £200 minus betting exchange costs, so you can now increase your stake to £20, however if a 10.0 odds horse wins then your entire staking pot could be wiped out. So we're looking to lay horses at a shorter price ideally odds of 5.0 or less to reduce losses.
Rules - If a horse is tipped to lose at odds of 5.0 for example, if it shortens by more than 20% to 4.0 before the off, then back the horse to win and take a small loss on your stake, This will cover you when the horse attracts late money just before the off, this could be the stable, trainer or owner trying to have it off.

PLACE Bets

With the high 'strike rate' of placed tips the aim would be to accumulate the winnings from betting on a horse to be placed  and rolling these winning and your initial stake onto the next horse to be placed, please see the following example.

• £100 accumulate (rolled on) to be placed on a betting exchange would have netted over £180,000
• £100 accumulate (rolled on) on the Win market on a betting exchange would have netted over £60,000

Example Betting Selections!

Place betting in more detail further down this page

How do we make selections?

We use traditional form reading, viewing of previous races and identifying insider trading (identify irrregular trading patterns but not telling the authorities). So competitive meetings such as Aintree, Cheltenham Epsom and Royal Ascot with big fields caution should be adopted as the aim is to provide subscribers with a very healthy return and a selection that finishes in the placings.

All I ask is you bet exactly as instructed in the member area and follow the rules and you will protect your starting capital, keep losses to a minimum until the big win comes along time and time again.

How to setup a Betfair account and bet?

First of all you need to click on the Betfair advert on the bottom of this page and get a betfair account, once you have opened an account you need to go to the horse racing page which you can navigate to via the menu bar 4th button along.

Once you have clicked on this button the horse racing page will load and you then need to click on 'Next Horse Race' button at the bottom left of the page, this will list on the left all races in time order.

You want to click on the race EG 14:00 Chep (Place) this is the place market. Once you have the race in the centre window make sure you have set the options to exchange view. Either in more options or by clicking the exchange button above centre in the middle of the page.

Now you're set. Time to bet, I was running two betting pots but now I just run one as the frequency of placed selections means that I'll hit a string of winning bets 3 or 4 times a month, and since I've added a few more check I hope this will increase, remember a profit is not a profit until you take your winnings.

I like to start with £2000 (100 bets of £20) if that is too much for you just drop this down to what you can afford. £1000 (100 bets of £10) £500 (100 bets of £5) and so on.

Rules!

• Stay deciplined, even if betting £20 for a horse to be placed at 1.3 =£6 profit, what if your betting £1000? that is £300 profit, with £1300 going onto the next which could be at 2.0
• Do not bet on races I don't tip. Tough I know but could be the quickest way to the poor house.
• Do not bet on selections to win unless you're well in profit.
• Replenish your betting account at the earliest opportunity if in minus, this system works by protecting your capital until the string of placed selections lands.

OK Starting balance £2000, my starting stake would be £20 and I compound (roll the entire winnings on to the next selection)

Depending on whether I am below £2,000 or above I will bet as follows:

If I am below I will aim to replenish the pot to £2,000. Remember it's important to protect your capital.

For Example if my pot is down £400 with a Balance of £1600 (£1580 after stake) I would stake £20 x 1.4 x 1.5 x 2 x1.6 x 2.0 x 1.88 = £505 I would replensish my pot to £2,000 and stake £85 on my next selections.

However if my betting account was in profit £15,000 I am £13,000 in profit and running at zero risk so would bet similiar to the below.

• £100 x1.4 x 1.5 x 2 x 1.5 x 1.9 x 2.3 x 1.6 = £3523

I would more than likely Bank £3000 and continue rolling on £523 x 2.1 x 1.22 x 1.46 x 1.78 = £3482 Bank another £3000 and then roll on £482 and so on.

When I say bank your winnings you must withdraw from your Betfair account to your bank, this helps you stay disciplined.

Do I bet to Win? I used to bet to win but found that compounding the placed selections is the only way to consistantly win, not as exciting until your starting stake builds to a sizeable stake.

Betting Options - Other ways to bet

Higher risk. I would strongly advise against betting to win, until you're well in profit especially since the new whip rules came into force.

• Traditional Win bet, Doubles, Trebles 4,5,6,7 folds etc.
• Lay Back in running, you have probably noticed my selection are pretty much in the frame everytime and the in running price shortens, you can lay back at a shorter price and take your profit. When I use this model I use Bet Angel Professional. No five second time delay. To join click Here
• You can also bet on the place market and the win market, your potential placed stake winnings would cover you win stake. So if the selections comes first you win on both markets, if it only get placed you win back your win stake and remain level.
• Betting eachway doubles with a tradional bookmakers site. For example Place an eachway Double Horse A (Race1) and Horse B (Race2) if horse A gets placed? before Horse B runs place another each way double on horse B and Horse C and so on.
• Horse will be displayed with 1 star, 2 star and 3 star, You can just bet on the 2 star and 3 star selections, My preferred option.

I hope this helps.