Betfair Winner System Review

27 system off the conveyor belt. And, whilst we’re all tired of the same old hyperbole, same old graphics packs, same old (suspected) forged Betfair account screenshots, I continue to take a look at the systems themselves to establish whether or not they have merit.

Generally, the answer is not, and just very occasionally I’m pleasantly surprised by this particular production line. So, what will the Betfair Winner system bring? Let’s take a look…

Well, the first thing to say is that the system is easy to operate and based on good sense. It is a trading system, which means we’re looking to take advantage of a certain price movement pattern, and only on certain pre-identified horses.

The trade is essentially placing a back bet at Time A, and then placing a lay bet at Time B, when the odds are expected to have contracted. This then gives us the opportunity to either lay the horse for the same amount as we backed it previously, which creates a risk free bet on the horse in question. Or, we can hedge out to guarantee a profit either way.

Let me show you what I mean:

Risk-free bet example

I bet Mister Ed for