Tipster Proofing
Welcome
to the Racing-Index proofing section, where we proof the backing and laying
selections of over 150 tipster services.
When following the selections of a tipster you should be looking towards
long term profits. We therefore focus on services that have been proofing
selections for at least 6 months and have returned a profit during that
period.
So that you can also monitor services that have shown good potential,
over a shorter period, we've also highlighted performances over 3 months
and 1 month.
Take time to look a the tables below and click on either the full list
to see how other tipsters have performed or click on an individual tipster
link to see their full results.
In order to compare the different types of tipsters, we've developed
a system we call ESP (Estimated Stakes Profits). This takes into account
profits achieved, strike rate and profit on turnover to estimate what
stake amount could have been used, based on a betting bank of 1000 points.
The ESP figure is the theoretical profit that would have been returned,
using those stakes, during the period shown. For an explanation on why
we use ESP see ESP Explained.
Also see Proofing Explanation for more information on other aspects of proofing.
Comparison Tables
Listed below are the comparison tables for the past 6 months, 3 months and
1 month performance. To see a complete list of services that proof their
selections click on the "Full List" link. When viewing the full
list you'll have the option to sort via Profit, POT% or ESP.
6 Months Comparision (12th November 2007 to 10th May 2008)
| | | | 3 Months Comparision (12th February 2008 to 10th May 2008)
| | | | 1 Month Comparision (12th April 2008 to 10th May 2008)
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Key:
SR% = Success Rate % (e.g. an each-way bet that returns
a profit is classed as a success even if the horse doesn't win the
race).
Profit = Total profit to 1 point level stakes during the
period shown.
ESP = Estimated Stakes Profits.
* Lay bet selections include commission of
5% and are based on prices 5% above SP. The effect of varying these
rates can be shown when viewing the full list. Profits are based
on 1 point risked per selection. |
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