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every time i look this bloke up his profits are rising. anyone using him?
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He does my windows
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wouldn't let the clown take my wheelie bin out....
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I thought he was the best tipster the Racing Post ever had.
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you will never get THOSE prices he boosts!!!!
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Hi - been a member since sep 2008 - he tells you a points system and you bet to that system(price is irrelevant) so if he tells you to put on 3pts on a 25/1 shot and you are betting to £40/point then you put on £120 and if he tells you 2pts on a 4/1 shot then put on £80.
after saturday's horses i am 229pts up - i have kept records since i started. on saturday he gave 4 horses - 2 seconds and a 3rd and a nowhere. prices are obtainable if you have a lot of different accounts. yes he is worth joining |
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hello henry
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What is it costing you per year in subscriptions.
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frankie whats his longest losing run then ? in points i mean ?? thanks !by the way i wudnt invest my hard earnd on any1s tips
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why pay when we have
SIR HUGH + SIR TOM  |
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mate of mine was a member a few years ago 30 bets no winners various amounts of points staked
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30 bets 0 winners????????????? impossible.....
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i am not joking, but he did give a 50-1 winner some time after that cant remember name of horse.the next years adverts had it in though telling everyone how good he was.
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Hi - checked my records - worst losing run(s) are as follows
130pts - down to 63pts 79pts - down to 31.5pts 66pts - down to 36pts 265pts - down to 208pts 218pts - down to 160pts 274pts - down to 224pts |
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p.s. i am not Henry Rix i am more like Tom Segal(pricewise only) as have been following him for 9yrs+ and am up over £24,000 - so i will continue to follow my only 2 tipsters and hopefully continue to show a profit - granted it is harder getting the money on
Good Luck to all anyway |
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You can never get the prices he shows- always a least a point lower. Long priced horses with long losing runs and occassional winners. Difficult to get the inflated prices he claims and hence the winnings he posts are based on something that cant be obtained. Does okay over long periods but you have to accept long long losing runs.
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I am able to get the prices on about over 85% of the time - probably able to get the prices because although not a professional gambler i like to think that i gamble professional.
I am always ready to grab the prices as i know within 3/4mins of notification the prices are starting to go so you have to use that window to get the money on. The times i dont get the prices are usually when there is 4 tips at the one time. |
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he is very good
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phuck me
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24 grand profit over 10 year = approx £42 a week.
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better income on the broo
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he is a very good tipster,but with what you have to pay for the tips and you will certainly struggle to get the odds he claims you will not make as much money(if any) as the ads claim and thats before bookmakers start to limit or close your accounts
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any decent tipster will proof and advertise to SP not "best odds" that way you can judge their performance more sensibly...
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that's nonsense, willy....it is not possible to make a profit at SP if the odds on your selections routinely get slashed the moment you put them up. Could you make a profit if the bookies knocked 30% off the odds every time you went to the counter?
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with respect duncan I administer a tipping service where we have had 7 independent tipsters over a 10 month period since launch ALL tips proofed, all returns quoted to sp and overall in Net Profit e.g profit calculated after stakes deducted - majority to a £10 level stake some up to a max of £50 stake win and each way.
10 consecutive winning months overall all to sp all proofed - so it can be done to sp and we are by no means the only ones consistently in profit to sp. If we quoted "best odds" or supposed "best odds" the figures would be 3 or 4 times what they are - all are quoted to SP so that they can be cross reference back. |
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until the tipping service becomes popular
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Gazo - my interpretation of the new ASA - Advertising Authority Guidelines that apply to all tipping services is that they have not only to proof results to at least 2 agencies plus an accredited Accountant and Legal Firm but also have to be able to prove without doubt that they were able to get the price quoted.
Now., lets be clear Henry Rix is an excellent tipster with an excellent reputation but personally I believe proofing and quoting to SP is not only the most ethical way to do it but also a great time saving in terms of paperwork and record keeping - as SP is SP no doubt or ambiguity. |
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what type of proof do you need to show that you are able to get the price quoted?,i am not too sure how rix's gives his bets out but i imagine the price is gone very quick when he does.i would be very surprised if any mainstream tipster can show much of a profit to sp because of how many people want to back it the bookies just knock the price down without taking much money.
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Gazo
Many will proof and then claim as an example Betfair odds obtained legitimately by them via print outs etc - or odds obtained at bookies by similar means - as you infer though how widely available are those odds to Joe Public. It is entirely possible to make profit to SP albeit less profit....although as many horses drift in price as contract and every day of the week there are drifters that win! |
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Hi - he tipped a winner at 4/1 but the sp was 5/1 and he showed it at as a winner at the 4/1 when every other tipster would claim it as a 5/1 winner. Luckily i was on at BOG.
Good Luck to all whoever you follow |
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with respect willy, the tipping lines you administer cant be moving the market in the way Henry Rix does. If SP were the most sensible way to judge, as you suggest, Hugh Taylor would come out as a losing tipster when he is quite clearly one of if not the best around. I'm very surprised someone in your position cant see this.
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Duncan - we dont set out to "move the markets" and none of the people who subscribe have ever challenged us to do so....Henry and Hugh are both much higher profile and to be honest good luck to em....I am not trying to sell or tout anything just making the point that you can make a profit to sp and as one of henrys punters pointed out he actually claims profits to figures below sp if thats what he gives and then they drift which is excellent..
As for HT how well would he do if he didnt have a paid job to market his tips by.....I dont know??.. |
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henry rix clients in the red year to date
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brilliant, unsurpassable, don't tell me he has vacancies in his set-up; will definitely order for xmas, a present to myself.
now this is 'the real deal' bar none. so excited! |
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whatever you do NEVER subscribe to tipsters, if they are any good they quickly become a victim of their success in that you cannot get on, but of course the tipster can continue to claim to be successful, nice little con really
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Found this
It's a warning to all punters. |
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the train line app on his phone is great for checking rail prices but crap for tipping horses!!
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DERAILED !
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REDIALED
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DEED LIAR - or -
LIAR inDEED |