OUR RATING: 4.5 out of 5
If someone approaches us here at SkyBlueKangaroo and asks us to review their system or service, we will rarely refuse. Crikey, most sellers run a mile when we approach them ourselves to say we would like to put their product under the microscope! You can draw your own conclusions as to why this might be… ;o)
So when the author of The Fancy Fillies System contacted us to discuss a trial period we were all ears. It’s a laying system, and there seems last year there was a dirge of new laying systems made available. Perhaps the author was keen to differentiate his system by giving it a higher profile on our site, I don’t know. What is clear is that he was confident enough to step up to the plate and let us give it the once over. A lot of punters like to make an easy buck or two, and finding losers rather than winners is becoming the preferred method of many.
This system has been on the market for some while, but I have to admit I had not heard of it before. When I chatted with the author he said he had not really pushed it heavily, and had deliberately chosen not to use affiliates to bring it to the attention of the masses. No matter, The Fancy Fillies System was now in our hands, and I was quite excited at the prospect of reviewing what looked at first sight like something of a treasure!
I always like to hear that a system is simple to operate, and takes but a few minutes each day to work, but when I learnt also that there is only one selection each day, then BINGO I thought…. No slouching in front of the PC all afternoon. Fifteen minutes work, place the bet, get on with the rest of your day. Lovely, jubbly!
By all accounts in 2007 it turned in some very impressive results, banking the best part of £11,000 for just fifteen minutes work per day.
So, what can I reveal to you about The Fancy Fillies System ?
There’s not a huge amount to tell to be frank. Firstly, it’s dead simple (we are talking Favourites Phenomenon simple here), and if it takes up any more than a quarter hour of your day I would be surprised. There are no ambiguous selection rules, and neither is the staking plan in any way aggressive or difficult to follow. Plus, with just the one qualifying selection each day, it’s possible to follow the staking plan to the letter.
Pretty good so far. But as regular readers will know, we are not here to seduce you with sales copy into buying any system or service. We tell you what we find, nothing more, nothing less. And it is not all roses in the garden. You need to be aware that although 2007 was a good year, 2008 was no where near as impressive. Don’t get me wrong, a profit of £3,700 is no disaster, but it is nonetheless only around 25% of the previous year. However, the reward for just a few minutes work each day still worked out at around the £50 per hour mark! Not a shabby part-time earner by anybody’s standards.
The author recommends finding your qualifying bet before half past nine in the morning. Suited me – poured myself a coffee, sparked up the PC, found my bet, placed bet, finished coffee, job done.
Those of you with busy lives and a day job will be particularly attracted to The Fancy Fillies System for the reasons illustrated above. Even with the sophisticated betting ‘bots now available, I know many of you still prefer to be in control and place your bets yourself. The fact that this system can be a quick chore (sorry, task, whenever was making money a chore?) before leaving for work sets it ahead of many other systems.
In summary:
Last year was a tough year for laying systems. Any method that could come through and show any return, no matter how small, should be recognized as a solid performer. These are the kind of systems you need to stick with. They will form your “solid back four” in your portfolio. The Fancy Fillies System is a good investment – and the sooner you invest in it, and get through your paper-trading period yourself, the sooner it will actually be adding to your bottom line.
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