Comments on: Expected Winners Review

By: Liam Hamilton

Liam Hamilton — Thu, 19 May 2011 09:07:26 +0000

Completely agree – however at least in this case you’re made aware that its a premium call, rather than the Danny Sullivan racing service where you aren’t

By: Robert

Robert — Thu, 19 May 2011 08:31:01 +0000

In my humble opinion anyone who requires you to call a premium rate line to get the information is not worth his/her salt as any genuine service would operate on a membership with email and a forum and dedicated members website. Today i received an email from Sportsworld Publishing making wild claims about the profitability of this service … having dealt with Sportsworld in the past i wouldn’t trust any of the claims they make as they are only interested in making themselves money and not helping anyone. My advice is KEEP WELL CLEAR.

By: Behram Dastur

Behram Dastur — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 13:16:26 +0000

Thank you Jack
All your articles and information are excellent to say the least.
Glad to hear from you on a regular basis.
Best wishes
Behram

By: will

will — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 13:00:52 +0000

I have found only one review about expected winners which is yours. I have tried the premium phone line service. The minute the phone was answered Adrian started going on about yesterdays results abd making mistakes giving the days selections. I think he just trying to get has much money has he can by keeping people on line. I will not be subscribing to his monthly plan
Looks just like another scam. Why not send some reviews about him to him see if he publishes them.

By: Alan Beckerton

Alan Beckerton — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 11:37:55 +0000

I have subscribed to Expected Winners now for 2 months – I am in the third month at present – giving it a full run. The first month was very good – not as good as previous claims but very good making 25 points on his main account. The free tips when included reduced this to 12 points profit and when we include the greyhound tips (which in my opinion are very dodgy) the results show a profit of 5 points. However in February the results were 80 points loss, 94 points loss and 60 points loss respectively. I decided to go for a third month to see if this was a one-off and up to now the results show loss of 5 points, profit of 5 points and loss of 21 points respectively. The biggest anomaly is that he applies SPs to the price of losing greyhounds when he claims that the lays he gives are profitable. Greyhound lay prices on Betfair are way above SP of course and if he has 9 losing greyhounds he can wipe the profit out, and lots more besides, by getting a 3/1 (SP) winner that comes out at 10/1 on Betfair!