From the desk of Matt Watson, system developer and professional sports investor

Dear racing investor,

I promise it will take you less than 5 minutes to read this page, and my aim is to help you make the right decision for your personal circumstances.

Here’s what we’re going to cover…

So without further ado, let’s get straight in…

‘LOF’ is a low liability horse racing system which concentrates on laying favourites between the odds of 1/2 to 10/11.

This equates roughly to 1.5 to 2.10 on Betfair, although we use the “live show” prices to determine the favourite.

It is 100% automated by the ‘LOF’ bot, and there is no need for you to do anything, apart from press the “Go” button.

The ‘LOF’ rules are pre-programmed into the bot, and for the protection of our customers and the system, we do not disclose the criteria.

Since January 2008, ‘LOF’ (Laying Odds On Favourites) has produced a level stakes profit of more than 80 points.

Had you started with a £2000 bank, and used level stakes of £100 (5%) on each bet, you would now have a handsome profit of over £8000.

This represents a 5 fold increase on the bank, in little over 2 years.

Furthermore this is to level stakes, with no fancy staking plans, loss recovery or anything like that.

Had you used one of our 5% variable staking plans over the same period, your £2000 could now have grown to over £100000.

So What’s Different About LOF?

If you have ventured down the laying route before, you will be painfully aware, that it takes several winning bets to recover from 1 losing lay.

2 or 3 losing lays can really hurt, especially when you start going above 2/1, and most people end up just giving up, usually with less money in their pocket than when they started.

With ‘LOF’ however, the odds are so low, that for the most part, losing lays end up costing you less than your initial stake.

For example, if the Betfair price is 1.8 and you stake £100, you win £100 if the horse loses (minus 5% Betfair commission) but you only lose £80 if the horse wins.

This makes it much quicker to recover from losing lays, and is generally a much smoother experience all round.

The longest losing run thus far since 2004 is 7, which equates to a loss of less than 5 points.

The biggest drawdown period (where the bank decreased over a period of time) is 10 points, meaning that a 20 point bank is more than sufficient for what we need.

We win around 52 to 53% of the time, and because of the incredibly low liability, this is enough to give us a considerable edge.

We also lose of course, about 47% of the time, but it really doesn’t hurt when the liability is so low.

How do I know whether LOF is right for me?

Before we get to that, let’s look at who ‘LOF’ probably isn’t for.

If you are broke and need money quickly, then ‘LOF’ isn’t for you.

If you need to get a thrill from gambling, ‘LOF’ isn’t for you either.

If you give up after a losing day, week or month, then ‘LOF’ isn’t for you.

So who is ‘LOF’ for?

‘LOF’ is fantastically profitable, but it takes time, and this requires patience on your part.

If you have a bank of risk capital which you can forget about for between 6 months to a year, and you just want to see a good return on your investment, then you are exactly the right fit.

Making money from gambling is hard. It takes dedication, patience and focus.

Like anything in life however, if you practice and persist, then you stand the best chance of success.

What size bank do I need?

This is a very personal decision, and it really depends on how much you can comfortably set aside for LOF purposes.

You need to think in terms of making a profit at the end of 12 months, rather than covering your subscription each month.

I recommend a minimum bank of 20 units: so if you have £1000, then each unit would be £50.

The liabilities are low, and in general, LOF is extremely stable.

This being said, we do go through the occasional rough patch, as we did in January and February of 2010.

As far as trust goes, please feel free to do your due diligence.

I am the developer of the Favourites Phenomenon system (FP System) over at www.FPSystem.co.uk.

I have a reputation which is second to none in the racing industry, and there are plenty of places where you can read reviews and customer feedback.

So what happens exactly when I sign up?

Simple…

That’s it!

And if you’re feeling really dedicated, you can read the ‘LOF’ bot manual as well, which takes about 4 minutes.

So what’s my investment…

If you’ve read nothing else on this page, please read this next section very carefully.

There are two options available to you as a LOF member.

There are no extra charges, so which ever package you choose will include the LOF bot, and the LOF system, which is preprogrammed into the bot.

Option 1:

A monthly subscription of just £67 per month.

Option 2:

An annual subscription of £497 for 12 months.

This equates to just £41.41 per month, which is a massive 40% discount on the monthly subscription.

Let me take all the risk for you…

As a very special offer, I want to make your decision as risk-free as possible: so here’s what I’m going to do for you….

Take LOF for a fully-functional 1 month test drive for just £9.

Whether you opt for the monthly subscription or the annual package, you can give LOF a try for 30 days for a measly 9 quid.

If it’s not right for you, just cancel via Paypal, or send us an email, and you won’t be charged another penny.

If however you’re pleased with the service, then you don’t need to do anything, and your subscription will begin automatically at the beginning of month 2.

If you manage your money sensibly, and LOF continues to perform in line with historical patterns (which it has clearly done since we went live in October) then your subscription will be a drop in the ocean compared to the profit potential.

And just in case this wasn’t enough…

Let me shoulder even more of the risk…

If our results on the LOF website fail to show a profit 1 year after your signup date, you will automatically be granted 12 months free access to the service.

You have absolutely nothing to lose by giving us a try.

Remember, your first month will cost you just £9, then either £67 per month thereafter, or an anual subscription of just £497 minus your initial £9, (£488, which is a massive 40% discount).

Furthermore, if the LOF results here on the website fail to show a profit at the end of your first year of subscription, then your next 12 months will be completely free.

Whatever decision you decide to make today, I wish you every success.

Profitable betting.