Win at the Races Today

Like many others out there I have been involved with buying a few e-book systems over the years looking for something which stood out. A method or system which as well as made good sense, provided a quality plan of attack in which I could utilise to give my batting bank a boost rather than sucking the life out of it. Like everyone out there it’s easy to give up with a method after a few losses but I manage to paper trade first and make sure I have gotten to grips with any method before I place any bets. Below is my review of the frontline lay method and my experiences using it?

To break down the method or system which ever you prefer, in general the e-book as the name gives away, is a method teaching people how to lay horses to lose. Now this may not seem at first like rocket science however if you are not new to laying you will no doubt understand how difficult it can be to select a horse at a reasonable price in which to lay. Somehow the damn horses at high prices have a way of winning. Not good. The frontline lay method looks into races which possibly have a false favourite of second favourite. Really any horse up to 5/1 qualifies at the first stage of the method.

The method covers a large amount of information compared to some e-books I have purchased previously. Now to some people this information may seem a lot to take in at first but the way the author Ross has laid it out makes everything pretty easy to understand even to a racing novice. The method covers a number of filters which you work through to enable to find a lay selection for the day. The horse’s price and form are the main factors however they are covered in more depth within the e-book.

The selection process allows you to give marks to the three horses in the front of the betting and gauges past and present performances. The basis is to give us a clear idea that the particular horse we are interested in laying is going to under achieve within the race and also shows us strong challengers to this horse. The method takes a few goes to get to grips with if you are a racing novice, however saying that I managed to pick it up quickly after reading it a couple of times. With any new method it may seem daunting the amount of information you have to check out to make your selections, but to me this just inspirers confidence in your selection.

The racing post website and betfair are the only two areas which you will use to get all your racing information for the frontline lay method. After a week or so of using the method you will get to grips with making the selections and start to pick them out in around an hour. I’m told Ross the author has developed software to help client with the selection process, it seems for people who haven’t or can’t even spend the time making there picks. Unlike other authors Ross provides excellent back up with a blog giving clients access to a wealth of additional information. I’ve emailed Ross a couple of times and his help has not only provided me with information but kept me on the right track pardon the pun. Also on Ross’s blog you can actually see the guy as he provides videos with good content and guidance. Makes a change from all the scam artists out there who are just after a quick buck! Well we are all guilty of trying to make a quick buck but with frontline you will be provided with good quality content which makes sense. Also included free is a spreadsheet which a client produced for Ross, this helps a lot when making your selections. The one query I had with the system was that Frontline lay recommends one Lay per day. I emailed Ross about this and he said it’s mainly there as a safety net for first time users. The method when used will provide more than one lay per day if you wish to lay more horses but I prefer to just have a good quality selection for the day and nip in and nip out with my cash. Highly recommended, I feel the development of frontline lay will continue with Ross leading the charge into a new era of betting.