Terms used -

Bank = A starting point for your gambling. Pick an amount you can afford to lose then decide how much you want to divide it in to for each bet and you will have found you level stake.

Level Stake = 1 unit of your betting bank i.e. You may have a £100 Bank and you willing to bet £1 as a unit for each point.

Point = This is also one unit of you Bank i.e £1 = 1 point. If advised you may see us say 3points win so you know to bet £3

Nap = This is a horse we think cant lose so we call it our Nap

Each Way = This is where you back a horse to finish 1st , 2nd , 3rd or 4th. Used to bet on long odds horses i.e. 20-1

Our staking plan -

We recommend organising yourself a betting bank to start with. We would say £100 is fine to start with.

Then choose you level stake. This could be £10 or £1 it really doesnt matter apart from the obvious that £10 level stake will return more money than £1 level stake.

Now everytime you make a bet you will be betting part of your bank wether it be £1 or £10.

We call each of these stakes a point and when we talk about points profit this it what we are referring to.

We will advise how many points ( units of level stake) to place on each of our system tips.

We aim to make 12 points profit to a level stake a month.

Thats 12 x Whatever your level stake is ie for £10 it would be £120

DO NOT CHASE YOUR LOSSES