Lemon Silk

Profitable day! Well done EVERYONE!

Another winning drifter, slightly less spectacular but impressive none the less was The Happy Chappy who went off at 10/1 having been advised at 9/2. Cracking stuff today and thanks once again to Billy and the team !

Another winning drifter, slightly less spectacular but impressive none the less was The Happy Chappy who went off at 10/1 having been advised at 9/2. Cracking stuff today and thanks once again to Billy and the team !

Another winning drifter, slightly less spectacular but impressive none the less was The Happy Chappy who went off at 10/1 having been advised at 9/2. Cracking stuff today and thanks once again to Billy and the team !

Another winning drifter, slightly less spectacular but impressive none the less was The Happy Chappy who went off at 10/1 having been advised at 9/2. Cracking stuff today and thanks once again to Billy and the team !

Thank you for all your efforts with the stats. It is very interesting to see. Personally, I would still follow all the tracks because everyday is different and it doesn't always follow the stats. We actually gained back our loss yesterday so far by betting on all the tracks today (though not the day before yet, still more races to go.) If we didn't bet on all the tracks, we might not have gained back our loss from yesterday so quickly. Of course, everyone bets differently and has their own choice and opinions. Respects to all of you. Just thought that I'd add in my little thought. Good luck on all bets, everyone. 

Exactly Nenad, Billy and the team are doing exceptional work with these tips and I can't imagine that any other tipping service even comes close to 15 back to back winning months !
Fidux was unlucky, he looked to be in with a massive shout but ultimately his jumping led to his 'downfall' (pun intended )
We had another faller afterwards but this time it went in our favour with Houblon des Obeaux getting up to win, all in all a fantastic day and well done to those who followed the PL tips
 

Ofc. Billy and PL team is doing the best rating in the world. It is 100% true. If you count free or payed service this is No1 in my expirience. This is bettar then insider information. 

There have been a few forum members asking about how best to filter the data contained in the spreadsheet provided on the PL Tips page regarding the top rated selections, while SirPuntalot and BH have already answered these questions, I'd just like to add my two cents
As BH and Sir Puntalot have already said, you are missing out on a decent portion of the profits if you ignore E/W bets or only bet on them as singles, even over the week/ten days I've been following them I can confirm that this holds true !
The optimum ROI seems to be obtained by only betting on longer priced selections, according to the latest spreadsheet a £10 E/W bet on all selections with advised odds of between 14/1 and 16/1 returns a profit of £4365.40 or 218.27 pts over 741 bets - a not too shabby ROI of 29.46%. Similarly, for a greater profit and a slightly lower ROI, £6686.8 and 26.41% over 1,266 bets, odds of 12/1 and 16/1 should be considered. Below that the ROI starts dipping noticeably (while profit continues increasing of course !) Maybe this might be particularly useful for those starting off who don't feel comfortable risking a bigger bankroll ?
The easiest way to significantly maximise profit and ROI and to minimise losing runs is to use the table that BillyHills kindly posted with the P/L figures for each UK and Ireland course and filter out all the 'dead wood' courses (loss making ones) which have so far drained profit to the tune of around £4,000 - sadly my home racecourse, Listowel, is up there with the worst offenders ! There are also about 10 courses with quite low ROIs which maybe could be removed/filtered to give a small improvement in ROI for a smaller sacrifice of profit although I have left them all in so far. This is what I feel is the best mix between extracting maximum profit and reducing losses/losing runs for me.
SIr Puntalot/BillyHills/anyone who knows the stats, feel free to correct any incorrect figures or any flaws in my analysis here !

There have been a few forum members asking about how best to filter the data contained in the spreadsheet provided on the PL Tips page regarding the top rated selections, while SirPuntalot and BH have already answered these questions, I'd just like to add my two cents
As BH and Sir Puntalot have already said, you are missing out on a decent portion of the profits if you ignore E/W bets or only bet on them as singles, even over the week/ten days I've been following them I can confirm that this holds true !
The optimum ROI seems to be obtained by only betting on longer priced selections, according to the latest spreadsheet a £10 E/W bet on all selections with advised odds of between 14/1 and 16/1 returns a profit of £4365.40 or 218.27 pts over 741 bets - a not too shabby ROI of 29.46%. Similarly, for a greater profit and a slightly lower ROI, £6686.8 and 26.41% over 1,266 bets, odds of 12/1 and 16/1 should be considered. Below that the ROI starts dipping noticeably (while profit continues increasing of course !) Maybe this might be particularly useful for those starting off who don't feel comfortable risking a bigger bankroll ?
The easiest way to significantly maximise profit and ROI and to minimise losing runs is to use the table that BillyHills kindly posted with the P/L figures for each UK and Ireland course and filter out all the 'dead wood' courses (loss making ones) which have so far drained profit to the tune of around £4,000 - sadly my home racecourse, Listowel, is up there with the worst offenders ! There are also about 10 courses with quite low ROIs which maybe could be removed/filtered to give a small improvement in ROI for a smaller sacrifice of profit although I have left them all in so far. This is what I feel is the best mix between extracting maximum profit and reducing losses/losing runs for me.
SIr Puntalot/BillyHills/anyone who knows the stats, feel free to correct any incorrect figures or any flaws in my analysis here !

There have been a few forum members asking about how best to filter the data contained in the spreadsheet provided on the PL Tips page regarding the top rated selections, while SirPuntalot and BH have already answered these questions, I'd just like to add my two cents
As BH and Sir Puntalot have already said, you are missing out on a decent portion of the profits if you ignore E/W bets or only bet on them as singles, even over the week/ten days I've been following them I can confirm that this holds true !
The optimum ROI seems to be obtained by only betting on longer priced selections, according to the latest spreadsheet a £10 E/W bet on all selections with advised odds of between 14/1 and 16/1 returns a profit of £4365.40 or 218.27 pts over 741 bets - a not too shabby ROI of 29.46%. Similarly, for a greater profit and a slightly lower ROI, £6686.8 and 26.41% over 1,266 bets, odds of 12/1 and 16/1 should be considered. Below that the ROI starts dipping noticeably (while profit continues increasing of course !) Maybe this might be particularly useful for those starting off who don't feel comfortable risking a bigger bankroll ?
The easiest way to significantly maximise profit and ROI and to minimise losing runs is to use the table that BillyHills kindly posted with the P/L figures for each UK and Ireland course and filter out all the 'dead wood' courses (loss making ones) which have so far drained profit to the tune of around £4,000 - sadly my home racecourse, Listowel, is up there with the worst offenders ! There are also about 10 courses with quite low ROIs which maybe could be removed/filtered to give a small improvement in ROI for a smaller sacrifice of profit although I have left them all in so far. This is what I feel is the best mix between extracting maximum profit and reducing losses/losing runs for me.
SIr Puntalot/BillyHills/anyone who knows the stats, feel free to correct any incorrect figures or any flaws in my analysis here !

Hi all,
Only started following the PL tips in the last week with £7 stakes but already my bank balance is showing a very healthy profit. There has just been one losing day, which as luck had it was on the first day ! The second day with First Nation winning at 12/1, East Street Revue at 12/1, Alterno at 14/1, Kentford Heiress @ 13/2 and a few others at decent prices certainly turned things around !
I'd just like to echo what foxinexile said, actually, I'll use their exact words: a huge amount of effort must go into this and it is massively appreciated - thank you to everyone who's involved and long may the tips continue!

There have been a few forum members asking about how best to filter the data contained in the spreadsheet provided on the PL Tips page regarding the top rated selections, while SirPuntalot and BH have already answered these questions, I'd just like to add my two cents
As BH and Sir Puntalot have already said, you are missing out on a decent portion of the profits if you ignore E/W bets or only bet on them as singles, even over the week/ten days I've been following them I can confirm that this holds true !
The optimum ROI seems to be obtained by only betting on longer priced selections, according to the latest spreadsheet a £10 E/W bet on all selections with advised odds of between 14/1 and 16/1 returns a profit of £4365.40 or 218.27 pts over 741 bets - a not too shabby ROI of 29.46%. Similarly, for a greater profit and a slightly lower ROI, £6686.8 and 26.41% over 1,266 bets, odds of 12/1 and 16/1 should be considered. Below that the ROI starts dipping noticeably (while profit continues increasing of course !) Maybe this might be particularly useful for those starting off who don't feel comfortable risking a bigger bankroll ?
The easiest way to significantly maximise profit and ROI and to minimise losing runs is to use the table that BillyHills kindly posted with the P/L figures for each UK and Ireland course and filter out all the 'dead wood' courses (loss making ones) which have so far drained profit to the tune of around £4,000 - sadly my home racecourse, Listowel, is up there with the worst offenders ! There are also about 10 courses with quite low ROIs which maybe could be removed/filtered to give a small improvement in ROI for a smaller sacrifice of profit although I have left them all in so far. This is what I feel is the best mix between extracting maximum profit and reducing losses/losing runs for me.
SIr Puntalot/BillyHills/anyone who knows the stats, feel free to correct any incorrect figures or any flaws in my analysis here !

Thanks, 
Like you said there will be some losing days but hopefully the good days will make up for that.

Hi all,
Only started following the PL tips in the last week with £7 stakes but already my bank balance is showing a very healthy profit. There has just been one losing day, which as luck had it was on the first day ! The second day with First Nation winning at 12/1, East Street Revue at 12/1, Alterno at 14/1, Kentford Heiress @ 13/2 and a few others at decent prices certainly turned things around !
I'd just like to echo what foxinexile said, actually, I'll use their exact words: a huge amount of effort must go into this and it is massively appreciated - thank you to everyone who's involved and long may the tips continue!