My fifth annual Betting Systems Oscars ceremony is rapidly approaching the finishing line. Today we come to an award for a category that I only introduced in 2015. Now, for many sophisticated punters, betting increasingly requires software: specifically, specialist bots that help you trade the exchanges more quickly and efficiently. The quality of such products has improved
In spite of the many odd times when television schedulers decide to show live soccer, Saturday remains the day most footy fans associate with the Beautiful Game.So perhaps it’s appropriate that today, Saturday, is the day I announce the latest 2016 Oscar. Welcome then to this year’s award for Best Football System, as voted for by Lay Back readers. 🙂 And inevitably the big
Early Odds is a tipster service with a difference. The difference is the person behind it. He’s called Max. And he says he’s “a professional horse racing bettor and programmer from Montenegro”.  Now, for reasons that are not fully explained on the sales page, Max one day developed an interest in British horse racing: or, more
Well, we’re motoring along with the 2016 Betting System Oscars now, with today’s being the third to be handed out this year. We’ve already had Best Horse Racing System and Best Newcomer….  I now come to a category in which there has been a flurry of new products over the last couple of years. Yes, we
The annual Betting Oscars here at Lay Back are now into their fifth exciting year. They have proved consistently popular ever since they were first launched. And I firmly believe this is primarily because they are voted for by my readers. However, there is an exception to this general principle. Because, ever since we awarded the first
Well, the votes have been cast and the time has come to start dishing out the gongs. So, as ever, I intend to drag the awards process out for as long as possible….! Partly because I’m really busy but mainly because I just kind of like to. 🙂 But … enough of all this preamble –
My month #1 report on The Omenator painted an exciting picture. Here was a tool that allowed punters to log into a browser-based service whenever they wanted, in order to locate valuable back-to-lay trades. The results were remarkable: and for anyone looking for a bookie-based trading service, The Omenator presents a straightforward way of capitalising on price movements.
I’ve thoroughly enjoyed playing with the new Betmaid app. I’ve even felt, at times, as if I were part of the software development team, as this very new product has been being built whilst I’ve been testing it. Inevitably, I’ve found myself chipping in with suggestions – and they’ve occasionally been included. 🙂 Oh, the
It’s taken me five months to test Over Goals Tips: but I don’t mind as it’s a very appealing product. The strike rate is terrific… The effort involved is negligible… The risk is low… But the profits – well, they’re pretty low too. All of which led me to ask in my month #4 report: “How much profit
OddsMonkey has, for a very long time, been both everywhere and nowhere.You see, their traditional strategy has been to supply tools to other third-party providers. So established arbitrage players like Profit Maximiser have all at various times — to use that ugly but ubiquitous term — been “powered” by Oddsmonkey. In fact, they claim their product is used by no fewer