I was approached recently by Aidan Collins who asked me if I would like to review his brand new service called Gold Lay. Now, usually it’s the other way around, and it’s me approaching the seller to see how willing they are to expose their product or service to close scrutiny. So how could I refuse Aidan’s confidence?
The service selects horses to lay, and by employing auto-software the qualifying bets are placed for subscribers less than one minute before the scheduled off-time of the race. The instructions explain that bets are only ever placed at odds between 2.00 and 3.00 so that’s even money and 2/1 in old money. In that case, liabilities on each bet should be relatively low, and that’s a comfort. But low liabilities does not guarantee a good system, and this is a tricky area of the market to maintain consistent profits.
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If you get approached to buy into this service, the advice for now would be to keep your money in your pocket until the end of the month, and follow the progress of my review. But if you want to visit the web site to read more details in the meantime, then here is the link:
As usual, I will follow the service for a month, and then report with my initial observations, opinions, and comment.
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This service is not doing well at all.
Terrible results
Hi Graham, I’ve been following Gold Lay since the beginning of this month, and I hope to post my review next week. Paul
Waiting to here your review on Goldlay as they are total garbage
Hi Graham, GoldLay has not performed well during my trial period, and I sent Aidan Collins an email on Tuesday to give him the opportunity to make a comment, but so far I have not had a reply. Not impressed. I’ll be posting a final review soon. Paul
Still no review?
Scammers!!