FAQ's
How will I get the daily selections?
Once your payment has been successfully received you will be sent a confirmation email and then added to our exclusive mailing list of members -
Then each day before 11am you will receive that days picks via email, with any other communications from the Laytips.co.uk team.
What happens if I haven't received my confirmation payment email?
Just mail the team on info@laytips.co.uk and we'll make sure the payment has gone through and will resolve the issue - here at
laytips.co.uk we pride ourselves on customer service and are always contactable with any queries.
When will selections be sent out each day?
They will be sent via email before 11am on the day of racing at the latest, giving you plenty of time to plan your day. During the winter months
you can expect to get your daily email earlier.
What will I get each day in my daily email?
For becoming a member you will get access to our profitable laying service and if you wish to use it a FREE 7 DAY BETTING BOT TRIAL. We've
done the hard work for you finding the selections; its then up to you to place the bets, sit back and watch the profit build up.
Obviously you're a horse racing laying service, but is there anything else I should know?
We advise in our daily email an odds cut-off. This means you might get 10 horses emailed to you in the morning, but because we only advise laying
those that are between 2.0 (Evs) and 9.0 (8/1) then some of the original 10 sent may not be qualifying bets - We show our results at level stakes
BUT also show them staking just 10% of your monthly bank to keep liabilities down.
Why do you advise an odds cut off point?
Simply because it's not worth risking anything that's going to wipe out your profits in one go. Our research tells us that laying our selections at
odds on and over 8/1 will lose money in the long run.
Will there be bets all year round, or does your approach only apply to the flat or jumps seasons?
Yes, there will be potential lay bets all year around - there's plenty of racing these days and with the floodlit action at the all weather tracks
during the winter months there's plenty of opportunities - check the past results page and you'll get an idea of how many bets a day there are.
How much will it cost me to join this exclusive laying service?
LayTips.co.uk Subscription Packages:
- 1 month for £50
- 3 months for £125 (save £25)
- 6 months for £199 (save £101)
Will I receive ongoing support if I have any queries?
Of course, the LayTips team can be contacted via email at any time and will personally respond to you within 24 hours. Please forward any enquires
to: info@laytips.co.uk
Will there be a bet or advice every day?
You can check back on the past results page to see on average how many bets there are each day/week/month - Yes, there will be some days when
there are NO BETS, but this is quite rare and on average there is always at least one qualifying selection and often a lot more.
I lead a busy life, so do I need to spend hours watching the betting markets?
No, certainly not - We do advise and odds cut off point, but Betfair allows you to enter your max odds (9.0) when placing SP bets - so you can
load up your bets in the morning and let Betfair do the rest! Failing that all members will have access to our FREE 7 DAY BETTING BOT TRIAL that
will place your bets for you at the advised odds cut off.
How much stake money will I need at the start of my subscription?
This is really up to you. Of course, never bet outside your means as although you will achieve long-term profits (see past results page) there can
be rare dips and your bank needs to be able to cope with these.
Our results are show at £100 level stakes, but you can start smaller, while for the more cautious we strongly advise only staking 10% of your
monthly bank e.g. - If your starting bank is £500 then lay the first horse to lose £50 (10% of £500). If it wins add your winnings
to your bank and lay the next horse to lose 10% of your new bank and so on - See results for more info.
Don't forget, to start with and while you get used to the process you can always lower your stakes and build them up as you go.
Can I see a list of past results?
Yes, of course - just click on the 'past results' tab in the top nav and you will see all our past results, while this will give you an idea of
how many selections there are on average each day/week/month. These are always settled using Betfair SP and less 5% commission to make the returns
as accurate as possible. These are shown at level stakes and also give you the option to play with just 10% of your monthly bank to keep
liabilities down.
How are the results shown?
Because we are a laying service, the only way to make our results transparent and credible is to show ALL past lays using BETFAIR SP returns. We
will also show the industry SP, but many of you will know that you can't always lay a horse at the same industry SP and, therefore, the only way to
show accurate results is to use Betfair SP and also deduct 5% commission.
What Does It Mean Staking Only 10% Of Your Bank?
To keep liabilities down our experience tells us that by only risking 10% of your rolling bank at any time will bring in steady profits. This means
that if you start the month with £500 then you lay your first horse to lose a max of no more than £50 (10%) - you then add any winnings to your bank,
divide it by 10 and then lay the next horse to only lose 10% of your rolling bank. At the start of each month we advise to bank your winnings, and
start again.
Note: Your starting monthly bank can be as high or low as you are comfortable with.
Will I win every month?
Based on our results so far, then there is a very good chance. However, we cannot 100% guarantee that we'll have winning months every month going
forward, that said, with our odds cut off advice and 20 years industry experience then we can guarantee that our small losing runs will be limited,
while the winnings runs will always maximise profits and keep liabilities to a minimum.
Are there complicated rules to follow once I'm given the daily selections?
Not at all - you will be emailed the days qualifying bets before 11am (most days a lot earlier), then you will just need to follow 1 simple rule
that revolves around the price - If a selection is between 2.0 (Evs) or 9.0 (8/1) at the time of the race then it's a bet, if it's higher or lower
then no bet! Believe us, this only takes a few minutes each day, while Betfair will allow you to set your max price when backing at SP -
Remember, we've done all the hard work for you studying that days runners and whittling them down to a selected few. While for steadier profits we
strongly advise only laying 10% of your rolling monthly bank - See results page for more info.
Will I need to open a lot of online betting accounts?
No, because we are a laying service then you will need to have access to one of the betting exchanges - Betfair and Betdaq are by far the two
market leaders - Click here to open your Betfair account and receive your FREE BET.
What is Laying?
This is what your everyday high-street bookmaker does. When they accept a bet they are what's called 'laying it'. With the introduction of the
betting exchanges (Betfair, Betdaq and WBX) then this now allows their members to lay horses too - so if you think a horse will lose a particular
race then providing you've got enough to cover your intended lay stake (should it win) then you can now lay horses to lose.
e.g
Betty's Girl 5/1
£10 lay stake
If Betty's Girl loses we win £10 (less commission)
If Betty's Girl wins we lose £50
What is a betting exchange?
A betting exchange is a person-to-person betting site where punters can bet directly with each other on the outcome of sporting events.
Because there's always a lot of opinions flying around in the betting world then prices on the exchanges can often be more lucrative with bettors
offering more attractive prices in order to get their bets matched.
You can either place a bet (back), or act like a bookmaker and accept someone else's bet (lay). The exchange uses state-of-the-art market driven
trading software to match bets/orders. The exchanges therefore act as a sort of middle man that holds the bet until there is a winner - no different
really than an old fashioned bet placed in the pub between two friends.
Don't forget that the exchanges will take a small cut/commission from winnings, but with the odds generally a lot bigger than the fixed odds
bookmakers the returns can still be greater
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