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Created by Paul Fowlie and provided under the Sportsworld Publishing brand, Weekend Speed Ratings is a tipster service providing selections mostly on the weekends.

What is the product?

Weekend Speed Ratings is a relatively casual tipster service that provides bets for weekend races only. Selections are made on the back of creator Paul Fowlie’s speed ratings (hence the name) however the actual method that he employs isn’t discussed and there are many variations, usually with each tipster having their own variant. Weekend Speed Ratings has produced a strike rate of 47% for January however it is early days and looking at the performance for 2014, this probably shouldn’t be taken as an indicator of future performance. Sportsworld Publishing recommend placing place and win bets with odds that range from evens into double figures. As well as the core service you also get bonus selections in the form of Paul Fowlie’s “on course” tips which are bets that he is placing at a race course. These will usually be between 2 and 4 bets each week. Read more

Offered by Sportsworld Publishing, Stallion Soccer Picks is a sports betting service that is operated by the same team behind Stallion’s Horse Racing Service.

What is the product?

Stallion Soccer Picks is a sports betting tipster service that has a focus on certain types of football bets. The service is email based with Sportsworld Publishing saying that subscribers can expect anywhere between 3 and 5 selections per day with tips being sent out near daily. As mentioned Sportsworld Publishing looks at certain betting markets and all bets will be for over 2.5 goals or correct outcome with combinations of bets often being offered too, all of which are advised on a level staking basis. Although the selection method isn’t something that is explored, given the nature of these bets and the fact that Stallion Soccer Picks has selections from all over the world (although the focus is on European football), it seems likely that Stallion Soccer Picks is statistic and form based (although this is speculative). There is further evidence to back this up as these are the same methods that the team behind Stallion Soccer Picks use for their horse racing tipster service. Whilst Sportsworld Publishing provide proofing for Stallion Soccer Picks, there is no strike rate and whilst it hasn’t been calculated, looking at the results a fair estimate would probably be around 40-45%. Read more

Provided under the Sportsworld Publishing stable of tipsters, Cromwell Racing is a selective email based horse racing tipster service.

What is the product?

Providing users with as many as six selections per day for races across the UK and Ireland, Cromwell Racing is a pretty comprehensive looking service. Bets are win or each way with stakes ranging from 1 point to as high as 5 points. Unlike most services Cromwell Racing sends out tips when they become available which means that you have to be pretty dynamic to get the most out of Cromwell Racing. This seems to be down to the fact that Cromwell Racing is seemingly based around an informant network. This is backed up by a few statements including a quote from Sportsworld Publishing about a list of contacts that the tipsters behind Cromwell Racing have as well as a reference in the sales page to knowing circumstances before they happen. This is however somewhat speculative on my behalf. Read more

Created by Paul Fowlie and marketed by the Sportsworld Publishing team, A Jump Too Far is a horse racing lay betting system with optional tips.

What is the product?

A Jump Too Far is made up of two main aspects. There is the downloadable betting system (which according to Sportsworld Publishing has been used by Paul Fowlie successfully for 10 years and sold by them for 2 years) and an optional tipster service with selections based on the A Jump Too Far betting system. It is claimed that A Jump Too Far will typically identify 20-40 bets a month with the number rising during the National Hunt season. Put basically, A Jump Too Far is all about identifying horses that will run out of steam before the end of the race and laying these horses. This means that an account will be required through a betting exchange with the most well known example being Betfair. A Jump Too Far is claimed to have an average liability of 6.6/1 although the actual average loss is just 5/1 odds. Read more