Paul Fowlie has earned his living as a professional gambler for over ten years. More recently he has specialised on laying horses to lose. Seventeen months ago he started operating what he now calls his Lay The Place System. There is one huge problem when laying horses and that is the liability you expose yourself to if the horse(s) decides to win. Laying systems that perform well for months can have their profits ripped from them if even a short run of high priced winners come in. Paul has overcome this problem with a very special type of bet.  

I do not know whether it was intense research or a flash of brilliant insight or just luck that led Paul to this method of betting but he has certainly hit on a fabulous idea. The principle is simple, do not lay at high odds. The highest Paul’s bet ever risks is 2.8. This means that if you are laying this combination bet to stakes of £100, (two £100 bets) the most you can possibly lose is £180. It even gets better than this, the average losing bet is just £97. Now lets look at how often you win and how often you lose.
 

 The system results that we are publishing are unfortunately limited to the last 4 months even though the system has been operated for seventeen months as a backup mistake lost some data. In those four months of published results there have been 294 bets with 87 losers and 207 winners. That means that 71% of these bets win. When they win they win an average of over £75. For every bet that loses there are nearly two and a half bets that win. This ratio is incredibly stable, month in and month out. The system is capable of making a profit even if this ratio halved and it is this fact that most demonstrates the stability and robustness of the methods. Now, after four months, it would take 74 losing bets to wipe out the profit. For this system not to continue to make profits, the average number of losing bets each month(20) would have to nearly double (38).
 

Now down to the technical stuff, well there is none. The initial selections are made in seconds using any newspaper and as long as you get the price it is a bet. There is no form to study, there are no ratings to calculate, no jockeys or trainers to follow. With this bet Paul has really found a loophole bet that is making him week on week profits. I think that is partly due to the simplicity of the method that Paul is only asking £75 a copy.
 

This method will complement any other laying plan or trading plan. As there are only a couple of bets most days this system is not time consuming and can run alongside any method you are presently using.
 

The cost of the system is just £75. If it continues in the same way it has performed since August it will take an average of less than two days to recover the purchase price.
 

I cannot show you the bets over the last four months as it would give away the system, all that information will be supplied when you buy it, however I can publish the bet by bet progression of the bank based on £100 stakes. As I said earlier there have been 87 losing bets but as you can see from the steadily increasing bank that there have been no sudden losses, just one fortnight in October that was up and down, other than that, a steady regular growth of profits over the period, quite boring really. With this system you really do know what to expect. The graph of the rising profits demonstrates this most clearly;