Tipster 'Croft in the Know' - Racing Post.

if he was as good as he claims why does he need to rope in dopes?

Surely the Racing Post editor wouldn't allow a blatantly misleading advert to appear?

This is obviousally the geezeer

            good evening

Greenacres, if you check the small print, most of the tipster adverts in the RP (including Thommo's) are run by a company called Centurycomm.

That is the Racing Post...

He knows that

Millhouse - thank you....the plot really does thicken!!!

not ere it dont.....................

Greenacres, virtually all tipping lines are profit shares, usually driven by the publication, not the tipster.

That's why they have columns in the Weekender that are written by the person advertising their tipping line beneath the text(Norton, for example)...

Here's me sat here thinking I am worldly-wise - just how can this be allowed?

Those that charge never deliver over the long term, never.

Free and profitable naps/info if you take a look round.

If you take just one piece of advice, make the above it.

some people believe that because they have to pay they must be good & the more you pay the better the tipster must be

some people are just stupid

Never a truer word spoken elsie.

Greenacres the clue is in the falling circulation of the (I guess soon to be discontinued) print version of the Rancid Post...

Check out the Sports section at the back and notice how the alleged "tips" are shared out amongst those "Bookmakers" that are advertisers.

I would reckon that in a calender year each advertiser will have been mentioned in proportion to their spend..

The muppets that tip (and that includes the allegedly clinically insane Guardian preacher) could not make a profit if they had the Rancid Post 24 hours in advance.

That Corals shop in Canary Wharf is a licence to print money...

Thank you for your replies - I did suspect it was all too good to be true but never to the extent that has been revealed - quite incredible and I do wonder just how many poor souls are duped on a daily basis to spend their hard-earned on these 'tips'....

Thommo paid for his kids education thanks to his rancid tipping line

Croft regularly highlights names of winning horses

Croft regularly highlights forthcoming maximum bets

Croft never highlights a medium / long term profit figure (eq Quarterly or Annual etc)

Have always believed that some of the emotive language used to highlight a bet that day can be construed as knowing that skullduggery is possibly taking place.....

It is all bu llshi t..

None of those alleged "tipsters" make a profit..

Even Pricewise with a 40/1 winner at Cheltenham is tipping too many to make a profit..

They have plucked that Golden Goose until its beak shot into space..

There is not a person with a brain,access to stable comments the day before,trainerform and unlimited accounts that could not make an alleged profit on a few races on a Saturday..

Trouble is he has been milked to death and a new Guitar In Town is needed..

Step forward the James Bond lookalike...RICHARD BIRCH..

He has the charisma and he is already a regular winner despite not having the advantages of being pricewise and the "almost" mythical prices that he can access..

if you want to follow a profitable adviser then follow Hugh Taylor

Hugh is decent, and his rationale is always worth reading !

Yawn. Trouble is that Hugh and his backers have taken the prices before they are announced AND THEN LAY THEM BACK..(allegedly)...

NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT...

massive points profit last 5-6 yrs..even half wot he got is canny

elise  18 Mar 15 19:46

"some people believe that because they have to pay they must be good & the more you pay the better the tipster must be

some people are just stupid"

Exactly, and if a tipster is too cheap they smell a rat, but if he is expensive they seem to think he has something worthwhile to offer.

Croft in the dough!

There is enough free advice available on forums and free websites to make a decent profit, absolutely no need to sign up to these shysters....

Any one of us on this forum could start a tipping service and advertise in the rpost and newspapers and we could make a fortune, doesn't matter if you are profitable, you only need to advertise winners, so long as you get them on a regular basis you would be fine, plenty readers of post and papers and think oh this is good lets pay......  If it goes t1ts up, it doesn't matter, someone else will come along and pay and so on......

Shocking really but why does it happen? I think anyone with a genuine interest in racing would have no interest at all in signing up to a tipster, its for people looking to make a quick buck and they get what they deserve, these d1rtbags shouldn't be allowed to advertise as they do but then where they advertise is equally rancid!!

Another example, A1racing private service, look at website - only lists winners - no mention of losers and they want 895 per year or 125 per month

If you want list of bets/results, you have to email them and they could send you anything, if they were genuine then all selections/results would be made available to public within their website...

Another chap local to me, Mr Gorrie, has multiple services and has an enormous subscriber base YET it runs at a loss
His best service is actually the FREE one, its ahead every year

There are many who make a profit to isp on here in the daily comps.

if you need to pay a tipster any tipster  heres some good advice
this aint the game for you ....get out

You will make a profit  laying their tips

zipper

You still meddling the barbados shores with your entourage of self imposed characters?

Sandy Lane? Bognor? Jaywick?

Anyone wishing to bet should seek your advice, place bet after the race has run - cant fail with that

Hi marko we got home from our winter break  last week  in time for Friday at Chelters  had a real good  time in Barbados ..but its back to work now (backing /laying on here ) 
next holiday mid August .

mark this aftertime is rubbish  take a look yesterday  ..stridingedge  thread  14.41 yesterday  I put up 4  ... 100% correct
you don't make a living aftertime ...trust me

It`s knowing the ones to back, not difficult as the records go back.

I recall falling for an 0898 tipping line when a wet behind the ears youngster.

50p a min or close.

"max bet coming soon, but first let me tell you that Its a lovely day here, I have just seen the postman and ......"

5 quid later put up an 8/15 poke

send in did it win  post  yes or know  and I will give you a cert   cost nothing  it runs in the 3.50

zipper stop ruining another thread you sad attention muppet

Zipper Walofs YFDSC

"max bet coming soon, but first let me tell you that Its a lovely day here, I have just seen the postman and ......"

"5 quid later put up an 8/15 poke"



They would pad those phone calls out with a load of negative waffle !

roida your post yesterday  15.43   7 mins before the cert ran and won  Rosenbaum  ok it was fav  but it had a top owner and trainer that don't make many  mistakes .. hope you was on ..doubt it    but that was my nap of the day  ££££££  ok the after time guys will come on  but heres a fact  it was put up   ..and well backed  not just by me

backing HUGH TAYLORS selections at sp SHOW A HUGE LOSS .

Anyone backing Hugh Taylors tips would be skint apart from Hugh Taylor and his associates..

Period.

Why does this thread keep coming up...

Once again he can tip any old s hyte at prices that are unavailable..

His men back them before they are published and can make sometimes 40% on stakes by laying them back on here...

It's the perfect system if you are ATR and its bookmaker business partners:

Get one of the best judges in the business to point out the bookmaking industry's price rics.

Shorten the odds on these rics to prices where they become poor value bets, with an inevitable negative expectation.

Wait for clueless and lazy followers with no understanding of value to bet anyway.

Take their cash, and if you are ATR, rattle on endlessly about the legend that is Hugh Taylor.


The funniest part about the Taylor column are the bookmaker adverts right next to it, advertising prices four points less than those advised...