What can I expect on Day 1 of joining?
The 100% (no bulls**t!) honest answer, including the ubiquitous income disclaimer
So you’ve just pulled the trigger and joined. Fasten your seatbelt, we’re off to the races! But before we get too excited, what should you expect to happen?
The truthful answer is that on your first day of joining and betting with us, you’re more likely to get off to a losing start than a winning one. You didn’t expect that answer, did you? However, that’s the truth. But don’t let that put you off, as that would be missing the big picture. In fact, to alleviate your concerns, please read this post here, which covers this important point in more detail.
The above post examines the winning-to-losing-day ratio for SYS3. This was done on February 16th, 2024. However, let’s bring it up to date (a month on) for both SYS3 and SYS3 (Pace).
Here we are for SYS3:
And here we are for SYS (Pace):
So as things stand, for SYS3 (Pace), we’ve currently had 90 losing days and 49 winning days. So that’s a lot more losing days than winning days. So how have we made a decent overall profit across those 140 days of betting? The answer is that on some of those 49 winning days, we’ve won a lot more than we’ve lost on those 90 losing days. This is the key. When we win, we can sometimes win big, plenty big enough to undo the losing days. See here to understand why:
The above essentially shows the best 20 days for SYS3 (Pace), as well as the worst 20 days. This shows the points returned to Betfair SP. So the worst day for SYS3 Pace was Boxing Day 2023, where we had 12 bets and not a single winner. However, our best day for SYS3 (Pace) saw a return of 78.45 points in a single day. And we’ve also had another day for SYS3 (Pace), which saw a return above 70 points in a single day. Now it should be crystal clear exactly how the system has managed to stay comfortably profitable.
So in summary, on day one, you might get very lucky and enjoy a return of 20+ points to Betfair SP. However, for SYS3 (Pace), this has only happened nine times in 140 days of betting (at the time of writing). Therefore, it is unrealistic to expect days like this to come around every single week; however, please rest assured that for those that arrive with realistic expectations and sufficient patience, such days will come around often enough (over the course of any given year of betting) to enable us to stay nicely in front.
Betting can be very much an exercise in feast and famine. At the time of writing this post, SYS3 (Pace) had just come through a 42-day wait before reaching its next high, as discussed here:
This post is very important to understand in regard to betting:
In the above post I explain the following:
It’s totally impossible to circumvent the laws of variance when it comes to value betting. Trying to pretend otherwise is both foolish and completely unrealistic. And for me to pretend anything to the contrary would be wholly dishonest of me.
I can’t stress enough just how important it is to read this particular post in full.
In our free course, we go to great lengths to emphasise all of this in more detail. Please be sure to carry out our free course before joining.
And please be sure to download the Dash For Cash and Mega Mindset PDFs from the above link and read them in full.
Here is an excerpt from the Dash For Cash PDF.
Brutally Honest
Honesty is very important to me. As such, I want to make it perfectly clear from the start that I don't want anybody think that beating the bookies is like taking candy from a baby. It's anything but! During the extensive supplementary bonus Mega Mindset section of the course, I go to great lengths to explain how most people simply aren't cut out to deal with the emotional rollercoaster of betting on horses. Time and time again, I emphasise why it's so difficult. I do so in the sincere hope of flushing out anybody who wouldn't be well suited to the difficult enterprise of trying to beat the bookmakers. The honest truth is, most people just can't hack it and run for the hills when the going starts to get too tough and rough. This might seem like an odd way of going about business; that is to say, I actually try to put people off, as I don't want to give people unrealistic expectations. To do so would be totally dishonest, and I'm actually way too honest to make unrealistic promises. Therefore, after finishing the course, please don't jump straight in. Instead, please take heed of this timeless proverb:
Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.
Essentially, that unforgettable quote is warning us how inexperienced people jump into situations that wiser and more experienced people tend to avoid. So my honest advice to you is that after you finish our free course, please don't jump in headfirst. Before you even consider taking the next step, you must promise me to read and digest the extensive bonus Mega Mindset section. This section is vital in helping you determine if betting on horses is something you will be cut out for. During this section, we shall look extensively at the theme of developing a resolute betting mindset and just how difficult it is for most people to conquer this essential part of the betting puzzle. During that section, I drop a lot of truth bombs, and I make it perfectly clear that most people simply can't deal with the long-term trauma and scars of attempting to take the bookmakers on at their own game. If you don't read that section in full and take a good, honest, long look at yourself in the mirror while doing so, then it's almost akin to running onto a live battlefield without a loaded gun. You have been warned!
Income Disclaimer
This seems as good a time as any to drop the ubiquitous income disclaimer. In essence, past performance is no guarantee of future results. That is to say, don't assume any given investment (or betting system) will continue to do well in the future simply because it's done well in the past. You recognise that betting can be speculative, and ultimate responsibility for all betting decisions is down to you. And most importantly of all, you should never trade, bet, or invest money you cannot afford to lose.
And finally, please read this post before deciding whether to join our service: