Analytical Pro Final Review
Hi Bloggers
This will be the shortest review ever carried out by me or BST!
I started using the Analytical Pro system last week
I found Analytical Pro was taking around 3 hours every day to run possible selections through the rating filters and that there were still grey areas about whether a horse qualified or not.
I spoke to The Commissioner and e-mailed the author of Analytical Pro to see if he could provide
selections for us each day as presumably he was using the Analytical Pro system himself.
Erm….no, actually. It transpired that he is not using the system but he knew someone
that might be and he would find out and see if Analytical Pro selections could be mailed to me. He agreed
that the Analytical Pro selection process is very time consuming and said he was working with a programmer
to try and automate selections.
It doesn’t give me much confidence if he is not using the Analytical Pro system himself and therefore
the Commissioner and I have concluded that we should terminate the review.
Purchase of the Analytical Pro e-book is, therefore NOT RECOMMENDED and I have asked that the
system be categorised in the NEUTRAL section as we simply don’t know if it is a profitable
system or not.
Cheers
Sgt Jon – Reviewing Analytical Pro
Analytical Pro – Introduction
Hi Bloggers
Well, I received a reply from the author about one of the Analytical Pro rules so will start the review from tomorrow.
Analytical Pro is available through Clickbank for around £54 although is being marketed at $67.
Apart from the usual two month refund guarantee available from Clickbank, the author has gone further and states on the sales page that if the Analytical Pro system fails to make a profit in any month, he will refund the purchase price to you.
In other words, he is offering a LIFETIME guarantee – a pretty bold offer!
Ok, on to the system. Analytical Pro is a backing system that uses the author’s own ratings criteria to identify selections to back to win. The system is also designed to identify what he refers to as naps and claims the success strike rate is 70% for normal qualifiers and 80% for nap selections.
However, there can be days when there are no qualifiers, so I suspect the Analytical Pro rating method is quite selective which is a point in it’s favour. It is recommended that you use daily newspapers (the author uses The Mirror) or Racing Post Online to appraise selections. If you decide to use the RP online, you will need to be a subscriber to access some of the required data.
The Analytical Pro rating method covers nine separate areas for which you allocate points and then analyse which horse, if any, should be the selection. There should only be one selection in each qualifying race.
The e-book (just 4 pages long) sets out all the rules clearly (except one which has now been clarified for me) and gives an example of how to interpret the ratings to make the selection. You then simply back that horse to win either at a bookmaker or on the Exchanges.
The author claims the Analytical Pro system is accurate for Reverse Forecast bets with a 50% strike rate. If you buy the system, you will also receive a useful calculator to help assess the ratings and can print these off if required. Additionally, you will receive a free laying system although I haven’t looked at this in any detail yet. I may decide to include results for the laying system in due course.
For the purpose of the trial, I will use Betfair SP as the benchmark for profit and loss and will post results on a weekly basis as I suspect there will not be too many bets every day.
Cheers
Sgt Jon
Hi Bloggers
Today was supposed to be the first of the trial of Analytical Pro but I have written to the author to get clarification on one rule and will start reviewing once he has replied.
So for now, just watch this space!
Cheers
Sgt Jon
Hi Bloggers – Analytical Pro Review by Jon Sambrook
Just when you thought I’d disappeared…I’m back!
I will be reviewing Analytical Pro for BST
At first glance of the analytical pro e-book it looks to be an interesting system
It can be used for both backing and laying. I’m going to have a good read of the ebook over the next day or so and will start the review with a proper introduction next Monday.
Cheers
Jon
