Review: The Racing Voodoo System

Posted on November 9, 2007
Filed Under Product Reviews, Trading For Profits, Racing Strategies |

Note : This is NOT a sponsored review. It is an independent review that reflects what I think of the product after running my own testing.

 

I’ve just had time to get away from all that football to write this review of the Racing Voodoo System that I tested some time ago.

It is a horse racing trading system that allows you to profit from more ticks than normal pre-race trading. We all know that trading before the start of a race can be very stressful and it can also result in a loss. Unless you have lots of experience, you’re likely to make huge losses if you plan to track down this road.

With the Racing Voodoo System you can avoid the stress of pre-race trading and it also gives you the opportunity to make bigger profits. Stephen has tested the different odds range and has written a guideline of the odds that you should lay and back at.

Basically you back a horse before the off and then lay the same horse in-play. Sure it sounds easy when you are reading it here but trust me, you’re better off paying the £37 then doing guess work.

After running my own tests on this system, I have to say that it is a good system to follow but like all systems you’ll have your share of losing days too.

There are a few points that I want to highlight to any user/potential user of this system.

· You need to select the favourites only, it is not wise to use the selection method for other horses as it will likely reverse on you. This will result in losses.

· You need to have a stop loss contingency plan as Stephen has not covered this in the System.

· It is also wise to stick to races with clear favourites only.

Overall I give the Racing Voodoo System a 6 out of 10. It is definitely possible to make profits with this trading system but you require a betting bank of at least £500 to make any decent profits.

Its hit race is 4 out of 5 meaning that it has an 80% hit rate. You’ll make profit 4 races in a row and you may lose it in the next but if you have a stop loss strategy to get out of the loss then you’ll be profitable for the day. Stephen does recommend increasing the stake for the next race, but remember with increased stakes comes higher exposure. However, since it has such a high hit rate at 80% I would say that you can increase the stake quite safely without much risk to your betting bank.

If you’d like to get a copy of Racing Voodoo System you can visit Stephen’s website here.

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