Created by Jim Dunn, Turf Profits System is a horse racing betting system for picking out your own selections for the flat turf racing period.
What is the product?
Coming in the form of a downloadable PDF, Turf Profits System is claimed to be a method of allowing you to make your own horse racing selections for flat turf races across the UK. With that in mind it is worth noting that Turf Profits System is a seasonal thing (running March to November) and so you cannot get a year round income. Whilst I cannot go into too much detail about the methods that Turf Profits System employs (for obvious reasons), Turf Profits System is based around identifying horses with long odds and backing them to win. This does produce some rather significant losses with losing streaks in excess of 10 losses being relatively commonplace however when a horse comes in the profits are substantial enough to offset this. With 843 bets for the 2014 season though you can see why a large betting bank is needed, even with average odds that Jim Dunn claims come in at 11.26 (Betfair SP). Unfortunately there is no strike rate available for Turf Profits System however I wouldn’t expect much from this given the nature of Turf Profits System. Perhaps more telling is that for 2014 there was only one losing month (November) Jim Dunn alleges was a little over 10 points. If you do buy Turf Profits System you will be offered an up-sell to receive the selections rather than working them out yourself.
What is the investment vs. the rate of return?
Turf Profits System is currently being marketed for a one time cost of £7.95 however Jim Dunn says that this price is limited for the Easter bank holiday (despite the fact that this is being written several days after) but then he also claims that positions are limited to just 100 users. This to me suggests lazy marketing strategies rather than anything that is likely to happen. Luckily, if you do purchase Turf Profits System and are unhappy with the product you do have a 60 day money back guarantee in place as it is sold through Clickbank. In terms of the income, Jim Dunn claims that Turf Profits System made 382 points of profit betting with cash last year and a “similar” return betting on paper in 2013.
Does the product provide value for money?
This really depends on how much money you have to bet with. I feel that it is best said that Turf Profits System has the potential to be value for money.
Conclusion
Turf Profits System hasn’t done badly for 2014 and it seems reasonable to expect it to perform similarly for this year. Probably my biggest reservation is around the fact that you have to have a very strong betting bank to absorb the losses as Turf Profits System can very quickly hit 25 point losses with only a few small wins to break them up. If you are in a position to absorb this then Turf Profits System might be worth a look as part of a wider portfolio but I wouldn’t count on it as my only method of income.
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