**No Experience Necessary

Now I'm going to show you how I did it, and how you too
can research and create your own profitable betting systems...

Date: 25th January 2010
From the desk of Matt Bisogno

Dear Fellow Betting System Enthusiast,

I'm writing to you today to tell you about one of the very few remaining serious opportunities to make money from your betting. With the massive growth of the internet and betting exchanges, it's getting harder and harder to come out in front.

More and more information is available, aimed at arming us punters with all the ammunition we could possibly need in the war against the bookies (who, actually, might now be your fellow bettors with the advent of the betting exchanges - betting is now guerrilla warfare!)

But there's a huge problem with this rise in knowledge levels. With it comes a level of 'market maturity' that pushes all but the savviest out of the game. What I mean by this is, if you don't have at least as much information as the next man, you're dead.

He's going to take your money with a big smile on his face, like a pickpocket operating in broad daylight. He did his research, and he's going to make you pay.

Let me ask you something... How many times have you backed a fancied jumps runner only to see it pull up after half a mile? Or watched the favourite labour home in the mud, bogged down by the burden of carrying your cash? Or watched in total frustration as the 'dead cert' away banker in your five team accumulator loses 1-0? (Of course, you'd only learnt that their star striker was out injured ten minutes before the game started, and of course all the other teams won easily).

It happens to all of us, and... you know what? It still will.

Before I tell you why that really doesn't matter, let me first introduce myself to you.

My name is Matt Bisogno, and I've been interested in horse racing for over twenty years, and researching my own systems for more than a decade now. In that time, I've gone from 'wet' newbie to a clued up stats man, who relies almost solely on racing and betting systems to make a living.

And it's a living that these days gives me freedom to choose when I work, where I work and with whom I work. I'm proud of the reputation people (like you) have helped me build, especially since so many of those who read my online ramblings, or have bought my systems, began their relationship with me as cynical and pessimistic betting system 'losers'.

But it wasn't always this way for me. When I first got interested in horse racing and betting, like so many others, I couldn't comprehend the masses and masses of information that the pages of the Sporting Life displayed in my local bookies. Even though that data was only a tiny fraction of the knowledge available these days, back then I might as well have been reading hieroglyphics!

I would bet on the horses with the most 1's, 2's and 3's by their name, and couldn't understand how a horse with 0032004 form figures could firstly win, and secondly only be a 6/1 chance. It was simple: I was an amateur in a professional's game. And I was losing a lot of money.

Nowadays, I look back on those expensive early years as my paid education in betting. I learnt my lessons (and still do!), and amassed an increasing awareness of the key attributes that winning horses had.

They would have a preference for the prevailing conditions (trip, going, race type), and they'd be in the right class, and they'd be ready to run a big race (despite the 000 row of duck eggs next to their name in the newspaper).

That was in the days before everyone had a computer.

Nowadays, the amount of information is phenomenal, and it can be overwhelming if you're not sure where to look.

I've always had a home computer (and been a bit geeky as well!), and I'd always dreamed of owning one of the great horse racing research programs. But I never did anything about it. Until...

It was just over four years ago, in June 2006, that I decided to invest near on a thousand pounds in an 'all singing, all dancing' racing database software package. The software was called Racing Systems Builder, and it was brilliant. It still is!

I remember it well, because it was at exactly the same time that I left my safe job working for a famous Scottish bank with its infamous leader... (safe job, haha.)

I didn't really have a plan for what to do next, but I knew that I wanted to expand my ability to create racing systems (I'd previously created a few speed ratings systems for myself which had done very well on the all weather race tracks).

The idea had come into my mind when I'd bought a system called TrainerTrends, which was quite a nifty little ebook containing horse trainers to follow on the flat for that season. It performed ok, but not brilliantly, and I thought I could do better.

So I had a bit of time on my hands, and an awesome new toy. And I set to work on creating a similar racing system to use for the upcoming winter National Hunt season. That system was called TrainerTrackStats and, from betting alone, made me over £3,000 in the following eight months. I say, "from betting alone", because I also thought I'd try something else.

I thought I'd see if anybody out there in cyberspace wanted to take a look at my research as well, for a small fee of course... And sure enough, they did. That first winter, TTS (as it's affectionately known) generated sales of £11,574.72.

So, all told, my first serious crack at a racing system brought in very nearly FIFTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS in eight months. Now I know that's not a fortune. It's not a life-changing amount. Or a retirement fund.

But what it signified to me at that time was life-changing. I had become a professional racing systems researcher. And I liked it!

Imagine, a month or two earlier, I knew nothing about this, and I was working in a job I hated. I was pulling on a suit each day; clambering aboard a crowded, sweaty, ridiculously hot tube train to get to work. And then when I got there, I had to endure nine hours of listening to people who knew very little about not much tell me what to do.

And now, just a few weeks later, I was 'commuting' downstairs to my spare room (which I'd turned into an impromptu study). My suit was... well, sometimes it was my pyjamas, sometimes shorts and a T-shirt and, occasionally (when I was feeling particularly formal, ahem), a pair of jeans!

That's still my uniform now! No boss, no commute, no suit, and the freedom to get up late or finish up early, whenever I choose.

My commute!

Of course, the fact that I adore what I do means that usually I'm up early and I work late. I'm not sure who it was that said, "If you love what you do, you'll never work again", but it's certainly true for me. I no longer feel like I'm working, even though I spend hours and hours (and hours!) researching all sorts of angles and systems, and writing about horse racing and betting.

My investment in that racing software was one of the best investments I've ever made. But, if I knew then what I know now, I could have done the whole thing for free. Or, at the very most, for a few pounds (certainly less than a hundred pounds, and probably less than fifty).

Even though my research wasn't free, it more than paid for itself in the first month and, since then, has enabled me to enjoy the freedom of choosing when I 'work', and for how long.

But more than that, it's given me the chance to start to put something back. And I don't mean that in a cheesy, or patronising way. I mean that I have a vision for betting systems that involves the near stamping out of these rubbish, ten-a-penny ebooks that appear every third day in all of our inboxes.

And so it was that on 1st June this year, I had one of the greatest days of my life. My great buddy Gavin Priestley (nag-nag-nag.co.uk, TrainerTrackStats.com and FestivalTrends.co.uk) was there to support me, as was another friend, David Peat (HorseProfiles.co.uk).

But the day was all about the other specially invited guests, each of whom had paid over £2,000 to be there. There were just ten of us at this exclusive behind closed doors seminar, where I outlined my vision, and my hopes.

My vision really started to grow that day, in the plush surroundings of a Central London business room.

My vision is to show people how to go about building their own betting systems, so that:

1. they won't have to buy the overpriced, under value junk that is virtually
force-fed to us on a nigh on daily basis, and

2. some of them may decide that they want to offer the fruits of their research
to other people (if it's good enough), improving on the mediocre standard of systems and services available now.

And that's my dream. I know it's a bit soft, maybe even a touch over-ambitious. But what the hey? If more people know how to devise and create their own betting systems, isn't there a chance that less people will buy the junk out there at the moment?

And if less people buy the junk out there, isn't there a chance that this will discourage the peddlars?

And, perhaps better still, if just a few people decide they want to use their time to research a betting system to share with others, then my hope is that the standard and quality of the systems and services available will be considerably improved: that the bar will be raised and, again, the shysters will be driven back from whence they came.

Maybe it is too much to hope. Maybe it's a bit pie-in-the-sky. But I want to empower people to have the same options that I had when I started out four years ago.

You see, if you're anything like me, you're - frankly - pissed off with all these fly-by-night scam artists and rip-off merchants, peddling their phony rubbish. I'm determined to do something about it, and I need your help.

That's why I've decided to release just a handful of copies of the recordings from that private seminar. In them, you'll:

• Learn seven 'kindergarten easy' ways to find an avalanche of 'angles' from which to begin tackling the profitability puzzle

• Discover the five best free or nearly free online resources to help with your research that you can use to get started today

• Watch me play with my all time favourite racing 'toy', responsible for £6,426 profit for just £20 stakes, since 2006

• Learn from David how he created Flat Racing Profiles (which grossed almost £50,000), using a £5 a month donation website (hint: he donates more now!)

These three hours of full colour online video feature me 'spilling the beans' for the very first time on how anyone can make much more money from their betting, starting straight away.

Both David and I walk you through actual examples so you'll see for yourself how simple it is to get started, and how absorbing it soon becomes when you're chasing profits. :-)

As you'll no doubt know, there are hundreds if not thousands of betting systems out there on the internet, all of them promising to make you rich beyond your wildest dreams. Like me, you'll probably have succumbed to the hyperbole many times: been sucked in by promises of easy money, instant riches, or whatever.

And like me, you'll have recoiled afterwards at your gullibility, too.

But now there's an opportunity to turn the tables on the peddlars of second (or third) rate 'systems', and create your very own, uniquely profitable betting methods.

Researching betting systems is great fun. I know from writing on my website over at www.geegeez.co.uk how many of you already enjoy doing your own system study.

Those people like me who do this enjoy every minute of it. And we all know that 'Eureka' moment, when the right combination of variables falls into place. That 'yeehah' cry of joy when you realise you've stumbled on a mini-goldmine...

A betting system that nobody else knows about; that is scientifically supported by years of historical data (plus underlying logic); that was free (or nearly free) to devise... And that is going to make you money!

And, because it's yours, nobody else will have a system just like it, and you can be absolutely confident that the market will never react to your betting patterns. You can follow your picks 'under the radar' and quietly siphon off all the cash you like from your own - your very own - betting systems.

Imagine bragging to your mates about your latest winner on your system. Of course, they'll be sceptical. Almost everybody is. You see, we've been conditioned into thinking that nobody wins at betting.

Logically, we know this cannot possibly be the case. But where does logic ever come into it?

And besides, by about the fifth time you tell your mates about the winner you've just backed (or will be backing later that afternoon), they'll be listening and they'll want to know the name of the horse / team / selection.

It's up to you whether you tell them or not... ;-)

When people hear the word 'research', they often think of men and women in white coats, wearing eye goggles and forcing mice to smoke, or some other type of scientific experimentation.

But research is merely taking a bunch of known information, breaking it down into jigsaw puzzle pieces, and then rebuilding the jigsaw.

Are jigsaws fun? You bet! Side note: I have no idea why jigsaws are fun. Everything about them tells me they should be boring, but they are sooo compelling! ;-)

And betting system research is fun too. You start with a hunch, or an angle. It might be something you read, or something you spotted from a result on telly. Whatever. It doesn't matter. Your 'angle' will quickly develop a life of its own, as you sift through various data and gradually build your betting money machine.

A money machine that nobody else in the world possesses.

But that's just the start of it... When you build your own betting system, and you've spent some time crafting it based on sounds principles of logic, you will be amazed by how much extra confidence it will give you, even in the depths of a bad run (which, incidentally, all betting systems of any description and in any sport, suffer).

You will know that this is just a necessary correction, and that the good times are around the corner. And, when they return, you will again feel vindicated that your research is paying off.

For some of you, who have maybe never attempted to research your own betting system before, you may be thinking, "I'm no boffin, I'm not sure I can do this". I'm not a boffin either. I mean, sure, I know more about racing systems than most people now. But a few years ago, I knew very little about it. And I'd never used any of the tools that I now reach for each time I want to find a profitable angle on a given sport.

That's the whole point. You don't need a degree in rocket science to do this. Heck, you don't even need an O-level in maths! If you've got even a basic understanding of horse racing, and the many attributes that horses and races have (like trainers, and distances and going, etc - you see, I told you this wasn't hard!), then you've got more than enough gumption to get going.

In fact, I'm so confident that anybody could do this that I'm prepared to put my money where my mouth is on the matter. More on that later though.

So why else might you feel you can't do this? Too expensive?

Money is a cause of concern to everyone at the moment. In these uncertain times, lots of people are tightening their belts, and are genuinely worried about their financial future. What makes this worse is that many of these vulnerable sorts turn to betting looking for a quick way out of a hole.

I know this because I receive emails from these guys every day. Again and again, I repeat my mantra: you should only bet with money you can afford to lose. If you need your next bet to be a winner, you shouldn't be gambling. And so on, and so on.

If you're reading this letter, I reckon you already know about the principles of sensible and controlled betting, so I'll spare you the lecture. ;-)

Instead, here's what I can tell you: firstly, when I recorded these step-by-step instructional videos at a special behind closed doors workshop, the elite group that was in attendance paid over £2,000 each to be there.

That select band are now researching their own highly profitable racing systems: some of them are doing it for themselves and pocketing their winnings; others are working up to releasing a top quality, well researched betting system or service, and giving others the chance to profit with them.

I mean, let's face it. We all know that 97% of betting systems on the market are crap! So if my guys want to put out premium content, I say why not. Maybe you'd want to do that too.

By now, you're probably wondering how much is this going to cost? Well, how much should I charge for such coveted information? I thought about this for a long time. It's really not easy to put a price on knowledge.

I decided that it wasn't going to cost as much as the £2,000 my personal students paid.

And it isn't going to cost you the £1,474 I paid the cameraman for his work filming and editing. Heck, it's even going to cost you less than the hire of the room that day (over £600 - we were in the very plush Institute of Directors on Pall Mall!).

In fact, it's going to cost you less than 8% of the cost of hiring the room!

I'm giving you the chance to get these 3 hours of awesome, game-changing content for just £47!