All By The Book Final Review
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5 Stars and Highly Recommended!
Hi Bloggers
I have been testing All by the book since the 14th April and I can certainly say that it was a complete new approach for me, but anyway I took the bull by the horns and gave it a shot and the results have been very impressive to say the least. Over the 84 days working to 105% and below All by the book has made a profit of 1623.67 points with a total maximum risk of 1440.41 points, that is a very high plus 112.72% Return on Maximum Risk.
Before any sharp eyed people notice yes that is an additional 40 points on the final total we had on Day 84 this was due to a couple of odd mistakes as regards Non Runners in May for which I apologize for, the actual review figures will be amended shortly.
Anyway I have given a breakdown of the figures for working up to 105 below on All by The Book:
| Up to 105 | Results | |
| Days | Winning Days | Strike Rate |
| 84 | 56 | 66.66% |
| Races | Winning Races | Strike Rate |
| 528 | 205 | 38.83% |
| Max Risk | Profit | Return on Max Risk |
| 1440.41 | 1623.67 | Plus 112.72% |
| Longest Losing Run(Days) | 3 Days (Twice) |
| Longest Winning Run (Days) |
6 Days (Twice) |
| Longest Losing Run (Races) | 13 (Once) |
| Longest Winning Run (Races) | 5 (Twice) |
| Maximum Races in a Day | 15 (Once) |
| Maximum Loss in a Day | 26.41 points |
| Maximum Win in a Day | 117.31 points |
Pretty impressive stuff 2 days out of 3 were winning ones, our maximum loss on any given Day was only 26.41 points yet our maximum return was 117.31 points. Now it must be said that using the 105 criteria things can become hectic on some days, but the average is only around 6 races per day and once you get used to All by the book it can be operated quickly and easily. Now I can appreciate it might be difficult for those working during the week so, how did All by the book fair just on the weekends? lets have a look:
| Weekends | ||
| Up to 105 | ||
| Days | Winning Days | Strike Rate |
| 24 | 18 | 75.00% |
| Races | Winning Races | Strike Rate |
| 147 | 62 | 42.09% |
| Max Risk | Profit | Return on Max Risk |
| 344.28 | 459.2 | Plus 133.4% |
| Longest Losing Run(Days) | 2 Days (Twice) |
| Longest Winning Run (Days) | 6 Days (Twice) |
| Longest Losing Run (Races) | 9 (Once) |
| Longest Winning Run (Races) | 5 (Once) |
| Maximum Races in a Day | 15 (Once) |
| Maximum Loss in a Day | 15.04 points |
| Maximum Win in a Day | 59.59 points |
So the figures look even better with All by the book making an average of over 19 points per day, a better strike rate all round and a higher percentage return. So you folks who can only use All by the book at weekends will certainly not lose out. Now I would have Passed and Recommended All by the book just on the above performance, but things are about to get even better a lot of you blogger’s have been asking which is the best strategy, working to 105% book or 103% book, here is your answer!
| 103 and Below | ||
| Days | Winning Days | Strike Rate |
| 79 | 47 | 59.52% |
| Races | Winning Races | Strike Rate |
| 260 | 110 | 42.30% |
| Max Risk | Profit | Return on Max Risk |
| 385.4 | 1049.12 | Plus 272.21% |
| Longest Losing Run(Days) | 3 Days (Four) |
| Longest Winning Run (Days) | 7 Days (Once) |
| Longest Losing Run (Races) | 9 (Once) |
| Longest Winning Run (Races) | 5 (Once) |
| Maximum Races in a Day | 10 (Once) |
| Maximum Loss in a Day | 13.58 points |
| Maximum Win in a Day | 90.18 points |
So you are probably thinking is Sgt Dave crazy, not yet, okay we have lost 574.55 points profit from working to 105 but we have now lost over 1053.66 points from our Maximum Risk look at the Return Percentage that is awesome. It also makes All by the book easier to manage, you only get an average of 3 to 4 qualifying races a day. Once you get up and running it will not take long to place your bets and less money management because you are dealing with less races.
The most I ever had on one day with All by the book was 10 races the next was 8. If you were operating a Lay system you normally have to start with a Bank of 100 points well to Betfair minimum stake of 2 pounds so you would need a Betting Bank of 200 pounds. For that kind of money you could use 10 pence per point and start using All by the book. So even for such modest stakes you would have made 104.91 pounds in 12 weeks, and by compounding you can gradually increase the value of your point.
Finally for those folks who can only operate All By The Book at weekends what would your results be for 103% and below:
| Weekends | ||
| 103 and Below | ||
| Days | Winning Days | Strike Rate |
| 24 | 17 | 70.92% |
| Races | Winning Races | Strike Rate |
| 91 | 41 | 45.05% |
| Max Risk | Profit | Return on Max Risk |
| 136.92 | 275.5 | Plus 201.21% |
| Longest Losing Run(Days) | 2 Days (Three) |
| Longest Winning Run (Days) | 5 Days (Twice) |
| Longest Losing Run (Races) | 5 (Once) |
| Longest Winning Run (Races) | 4 (Once) |
| Maximum Races in a Day | 10 (Once) |
| Maximum Loss in a Day | 4.98 points |
| Maximum Win in a Day | 49.17points |
Once again if you have only time available at weekends you are still going to make a good profit with All by the book.
So lets look at the disadvantages:
The bookmakers are going to ban you because you are winning, well this has been discussed many times on the blog but just to condense what was said:
- Do not go crazy with your staking if you have sufficient capital 100 pounds per race is enough.
- Round off your bets having strange odd amounts: i.e. 27.87 is a dead give away you are using a system round it off to 28.
- Spread your bets evenly and try not to have multiples with the same bookmaker.
- If a bookmaker account is making too much profit try to create a sure bet on betfair by laying low and backing high on the bookies account with the view to the back bet losing. You should do this with selections in any market where the price is ideally below 4.0 or 3/1 and we are aiming for the back bet in the bookies to lose so that the lay bet in betfair is successful. This way we can cash out our winnings in betfair and our bookies company is left feeling happy that your account is a losing one. This will not always be simple you could go on a fantastic run and end up tripling or even quadrupling your bookies account before you lose the bet. Try to research which bets are most likely to lose. Competitive large field horse races are ideal. As long as you look like a true gambler and always end up losing the bet which you will the bookmaker will love your custom…
Even if you do end up, after taking plenty of the bookmakers cash getting banned or a restricted account All by the book will give you ideas that can help you make money. Unfortunately I cannot disclose any details, but if you look at some of the comments in my All by the book review some blogger’s are using variations of the method already to make more profit.
Other comments “I don’t have time” Well as already has been proved it works just as well on Weekends as it does any other time, using 103% or below should reduce the time needed by around 50% as over half the selections have been removed and also gives better value. In betting if you want to succeed you have to put the time in, it’s no different to any other business.
All by the book requires a lot of capital well yes if you want to stake 1 pound per point, but as I said earlier you could start doing 103% or less with around 200 pounds which is the minimal for most lay and back systems etc and you are going to make more profit using All by the book with minimal risk. Just start off slowly use compounding and you will be able to get your stakes to a reasonable level.
Yes like every other method or system you will have losing days with All by the book but your risk is minimal, which is one of the good points with the method. An excellent return on risk is another and the fact that the All by the book is unique can also be added to the list.
In conclusion All by the book has been a really exciting product to review and I give it the maximum five stars due to its outstanding and regular profit making abilities, as I have said before no system or method is 100% perfect, yes you have to put some work in and do some money management but this is a small price to pay for the profits. My only problem now is where I can find another product like All by the book to review.
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Regards
Sgt Dave
Update: 10/11/2011
Dave has given me a summary of recent results obtained from All By The Book. I’ve pasted them in below
- Rich Review Manager
The results for the last couple of months are as follows:
| Month | No Of Races | Profit | ROI | Actual Risk |
| August | 207 | 863.82 | 41.70% | 22.38 |
| September | 101 | 427.48 | 42.32% | 2.06 |
| October | 135 | 707.48 | 52.37% | 66.86 |
Now in working out the ROI I have used 100 points per race as the stake but because it is unique really ROI should be worked out against the actual risk and not the stake because really not much of the 100 is at risk per race. These results were achieved using all variations of course results can vary from person to person but to be honest everyone can make some sort of profit with it.
Written by on Jul 18th, 2010. Comment. 
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Comments on All By The Book Final Review
Thanks for the feedback everybody.
@Review Manager Rich: Hi Rich, when it first came out the books became aware of the method quickly after its release as many people were using it, talking about it, advertising it etc and earning great money the bookies knew the method, knew what races qualified and looked for accounts that were betting on those certain races and even though we could use different books for different horses once the books shared info they got alot of accounts closed down, we even had a discussion saying the books must be using the method to find out the races as it can’t have been a coincidence, as they knew too much. It was happening all the time when ABTB was first released and this messed up alot of people as they used the uk books for other methods too EG cash back offers etc so suddenly there income streams were gone. It is certainly not at its peak now but when I first posted I just wanted to make people aware of the risk of account closure, things we have all mentioned with the mug punting, betting on other sports all help to keep accounts open longer so it is important that people interested in buying ABTB know this and are one step ahead of the books, I know that the manual mentions this but it doesn’t go into as much detail as I think it should. If people are aware of what to do to help avoid limited accounts then ABTB is a very good method, but also can mean closure of accounts this is the concern I had when I originally posted, I just want people to know it may mean they lose uk books so they need to way up the pros and cons as with everything, hopefully we have helped people in deciding whether or not ABTB is for them and those who use the method long may it continue. I will stress that in order to use it successfully and as you mentioned those who use ABTB must try to never cash out from the bookie, in order to do this a big bank is required so you can cover lay bets etc, I think this was one of the problems at the start, people ended up with a load of money in one or two books as can sometimes happen, ran out of money then needed to cash out to continue using the method, this is why a large bank is needed to avoid withdrawals because as we all know when you try to “lose” at the book and cashout in betfair it doesn’t always happen the way we would like. It can be the golden goose for some and others it can be the end of the uk accounts so now people know all the facts and the risks/rewards they can go into it with there eyes open, use it the right way and hopefully earn good money and stand a better chance of keeping there accounts open. I personally don’t use the method anymore as I won’t risk my uk accounts being closed for anything, ABTB is good but there are other methods that are much less time consuming and more rewarding and the constant worry of getting my accounts closed down made my decision for me, but every one can make their own choices, good luck to everyone and hopefully our discussion has been helpful, and your right it isn’t just ABTB that risks account closure, but praising a system without people knowing all the facts causes problems and lots of people are looking for a get rich quick system and seeing one with 5 stars seems the answer to their prayers, unfortunately this isn’t the case, not without alot of time, effort, record keeping and total understanding of how it all works.
@anne:
Thanks Anne. When I was reviewing RebelBetting I came to the conclusion that some Bookies seemed to operate a “cartel” – This was the only explanation for my account being closed by a bookie where I was losing money! The only explanation was that they were protecting each other.
I believe some bookies may exchange data about closed or restricted accounts.
In the case of RebelBetting it seemed to be SOME of the “High Street” bookies that were most sensitive to arbing. But other High Street bookies have, after months, shown no concern about it. Also with RebelBetting there are LOTS of bookies to use.
BUT back to ABTB – I still don’t see how they can detect use of ABTB. Surely the individual bets with each bookie will just look like “punts”? So to my understanding, only if you let one account accumulate winnings without taking “mug punter” steps to cloak yourself, or if you stake funny odd amounts, would you be restricted and then open yourself to that info be passed to other bookies.
This is true of any successful betting system. And not peculiar to ABTB.
I still don’t see any reason why ABTB is more susceptible to detection than any other successful system. Which is where the conversation started from.
Fundamentally I don’t see why succeeding at ABTB would get your accounts closed down (any more than any winning system would do) UNLESS bookies share information with each other. Otherwise your ABTB bets would look like individual punts on horses.
Of course, like Howard says, you must round your bets, a bet of £13.11 would immediately telegraph to the bookie that you are “arbing”.
From memeory, I am sure this is covered in the ABTB manual.
No system is perfect and I’m not discounting that Bookies may suss you out whatever you do. I’m just saying you can reduce the chances of this happening by putting on a “mug punter” persona.
So if you use ABTB, round your stakes, bet on other sports with matched lays on Betfair and never withdraw winnings from a Bookie.
@Review Manager Rich: Bookies do indeed share information with each other, they have a “blacklist” and this gets passed around, could be the case once your limited by one then another 2 or 3 limit you soon after, they (bookies) had to join forces when betfair came along and threatened their livelihoods and still to this day there are some that join forces in order to get rid of punters they don’t want. This could very well be an issue along the data protection act line but to prove what they are doing is very hard and I have never heard of anyone taking a bookie to court for this line of sharing info.
@IanF:
I use ABTB and I’m not sure why your accounts should be closed earlier than mine. If anything I have had accounts closed in the past for each way betting on dead eight maidens etc. I have not had any problems so far getting bets on using ABTB. I have even had an increase in bet offers since using this method. I certainly would say though round stakes up and spread the bets around.
I also have to agree with Rich in that accounts will be closed through other methods be that a winning account, or just the type of bets you place. If you use your accounts for various sports then they will last longer. Also use the free casino and bet offers using match betting to look as “mug” as possible.
Regards
SGT Howard.
@IanF:
Thanks for the clarification, Ian.
I had some similar experiences when reviewing ReblBetting. One even closed me down when I made a loss! (how stupid is that!) Luckily with RebelBetting there are plenty of Bookies to use.
My advice to make like a mug punter still applies.
Given the nature of ABTB it is curious that your experience is that Bookies could see what you were doing. To me this implies that they must communicate a client’s betting data to each other which I think violates the Data Protection Act. Otherise how would they know what you are doing?
Rich
@Luigi:
Hi Luigi
Ian has made a list of some of the things he uses. I’ve asked him to post it on the general discussion forum (The “Discussion Boared” tab at the top of the pages)
Hopefully it will appear there soon.
Rich
Review Manager
@IanF:
Fortunately I have also another ID that is not limited by any of these bookies so I can still use that one. Would you be willing to share the tipsters that you use? If you don’t want to name them here, then please send me an email to soulfly1983(at)gmail.com
In exchange I can suggest you the system that I use, which has been quite profitable for me and has results going back to 2007 – i can confirm that the results are valid.
Thanks
@ Luigi
Its too bad you have lost VC and Lads – Corbett and Boyles are alomst impossible to keep if you are winning with them.
Even if you are not using ABTB, it is very useful to have at least a few BOG accounts available. Some of the tipsters I use rely on subscribers being able to take Early Odds and BOG is just the icing on the cake!
Ian
@Review Manager Rich: Hi Rich, My point is that I am successful and use a portfolio of sucessful systems/services.However, when I used ABTB it was more obvious to the Bookies what Idoing and so some of them shut me down quite fast – even on losing accounts!
I’ve to say that my experience with this system is similar to Ian’s, after 3 weeks of using the system, out of the 11 bookies that are suggested in the manual I got limited by 3 of them (Boyle, Ladbrokes, Corbett) one bookie decided that I’m no longer eligible for BOG (Vic chandler) and one bookie is no longer offering odds for UK & Irish horse racing (Canbet). So that leaves me with just 6 bookmakers and hopefully these will last. I also have to say that I did not withdraw a single euro from any of these bookmakers and also am not planning to.
@IanF:
If you don’t mind, could you let me know what are the tipsters that are making some profit for you? I use a horse laying system that is making profits in the long term (with occasional loosing month) and am searching for another system that I could add to my portfolio, but have not been very successful so far
Thanks,
Luigi
@Review Manager Rich: Yes Rich, ABTB is successfull but potential buyers need to know that it comes with risks. Just to clarify the other methods I use don’t get my accounts closed/limited, as I have been doing it over 4 years and still going strong
so I have been “losing” at the books for a long time and I was one of the original posters to tell the members of BST how to “lose” at the books when ABTB was first released, although my methods are slightly different now.
In the case of ABTB the books know the method and they hate anyone trying to get one over on them, and in many cases it doesn’t matter if your account is a “losing one” if you are using a method that takes advantage of the bookies they will limit you because they see you as a risky bettor: EG likely to make a long term profit from them. There is a big myth about “faking losses” bookies dont only limit winning accounts they also limit people they suspect are using systems and betting on drifters consistently or steamers will get your account limited eventually whether it is a winning account or not as they have methods in place to monitor bets placed, they are well aware of ABTB and to advise people to “fake losses” is not the solution to not being limited as it will happen anyway as it is the nature of the betting the books don’t like, not whether you win or lose only and if you aren’t yet aware of this Rich then maybe you shouldn’t advise people on things that you don’t fully understand yet as it is misleading.
My other methods don’t use systems, it is more along the bonus bagging route as has been mentioned here and is much easier to do as it is not all on horse racing so there no identifiable patterns that the books can recognize, and yes for those who need to offload to betfair back/lay the draw is the way to go. Good luck
@IanF:
Any successful system on a Bookie account puts the user in the firing line to be closed down, restricted. The user has to handle this. ABTB is successful …..
In answer to blogger Ian.
I have both ABTB and GK2.
I can’t reccommend either for consistent profits and not getting limited by the bookies.
The best thing I can reccommend is Bonus Bagging – though that works best if (unlike me) you haven’t already used many bookies.
I have not been able to use GK2 much because you really need a reliable Bot or to be at the PC at the start of each race tou are interested in.
However i know somebody who has been using it for 18months and is in profit – but he is there for every race.
I did use ABTB and made consistent profits, but it is a lot of work for the profit i made and I got limited by several bookies.
Even though I made some mistakes, I made several hundred pounds profit before starting to get limited.
But after getting limited by so many key Bookies I had to give up using it.
I may not have got limited if i had been smarter i.e. betting on the draw in football with the bookies and laying it for a slight net loss in Betfair.
That is a way that should usually work for siphoning money from Bookie accounts into betfair and helps disguise what you are doing.
In my experience you get limited or shut down fastest by using ABTB compared to anything else i have used. That said, apart for some Tipsters and Bonus Bagging, ABTB made money fastest for me.
Ian
Updated results for ABTB and GK2 will be posted shortly.
There are steps you MUST take to avoid getting closed down by Bookies. These are discussed, I’m sure, on this review. Basically you have to make sure your account is a losing account.
This applies to ANY system that you are successful with and is not peculiar to these two systems, so in my opinion Anne is not being quite accurate. If she uses Bookie accounts for other methods she will still get closed down if her account is consistently profitable. NO MATTER WHAT METHOD SHE USES!
What you have to do is mask your successful bets with unsuccessful ones so that you look like an ordinary mug punter. Details are in this old newsletter article. “How to be a mug punter” http://www.bettingsystemtruths.com/newsletters/BST_News_Edition_34.pdf
@Ian: unfortunately both will lead to the bookies closing or limiting your accounts in time due to the nature of the method. If you want quick profits then ABTB is great but how long it can be used for is down to luck and you must round stakes up/down so not to draw attention to yourself too quickly, I used both for a short while but soon realised I would rather have my UK bookies available for me to use for other methods so stopped using the method, both will get you limited eventually.
Has anyone got All by the book and Golden Key 2 ??
Which one would you recommend to buy for consistent profits and not getting limited by the bookies.
Hi Guys, just wondering, I have bought the all by the book and have a felling I will lose the bookies in time and also the same I am sure is to said with the golden key method, is there anything else that has 4.5 stars that I could use and bet with everyday and make small profits, would betfair atm be suitable do you think ,many htanks guys/girls for any advise you could give
I’ve added an Update of recent results onto the end of the Final Review – many thanks to Dave for keeping us updated.