Psychic Soccer – A New Service
By Chris • Jan 16th, 2010 • Category: FeaturedI have received news about a new soccer laying service called Psychic Soccer
The results look good (but don’t all services!) – but so confident is the owner of this service that he is providing a completely FREE trial until 12th Feb when it becomes a subscription service.
So you’ve got nothing to lose by signing up for the free trial and seeing if the results remain as good as they are claimed in the past.
Click here to go to the Psychic Soccer home page where you can sign up for the free trial
Update Feb 3rd:
Psychic Soccer is certainly producing some good results; however, the main problem with using the lay selections is that you need to place the in-play lays soon after receiving email notification.
Now, I don’t know about you, but I don’t spend all of my time glued to the PC waiting for emails to arrive. And that is what let’s this service down.
The owner of the service has obviously received many comments about this shortcoming and has promised that a fully automated bot will be available shortly. This bot will automatically be updated with the lay selections and will place the bets on your behalf. This information I find very disturbing – and you should tread very carefully if you sign up for this service.
The problem I have with an automatic bot is 2-fold. Firstly, if the system is so good (and it is being touted as able to double your money every month), then why would anyone sell such a money-machine?
If you have watched my compounding videos, then you will know that doubling your money every month can produce huge profits in a short space of time. So selling a bot to everyone who is prepared to pay doesn’t make sense.
My second concern is that the bot can be used in an entirely different manner by the owner of Psychic Soccer to make a profit. Just consider what is happening – when an in-play lay is identified, everyone’s bot is updated and everyone will be trying to place a lay bet.
What do you think will happen to the odds? They will drift out; probably by quite an amount. This is the ideal situation for trading. ie the owner could place a lay bet just before the lay selection is sent to everyone’s bot and once the price has drifted, place a back bet to lock in a guaranteed profit regardless of the outcome of the match.
My advice is to be very careful with this service – the results are good but i am suspicious that there is a hidden motive behind it.
Chris
Latest Update:
The Psychic Soccer Bot has now been released and I daresay your Inbox is deluged with emails from every tipster & service you’ve ever signed up with, telling you how excellent the software is and hyping it up to the sky.
But the key question has still not been answered. If the bot is so good and it is almost ‘impossible to lose money’ (according to one promotional email I have received), then why sell it?
It simply doesn’t make sense.
Just ask yourself this – if you had a bot that could make you money consistently, would you share it with anyone else/ Surely you would just increase your stakes from your ever-increasing profits to make even more money.
You will note from the Comments section that Scott Colton has made some comments here about Psychic Soccer. But you’ll note that he hasn’t responded to my questions as to why he feels the need to sell his bot. That should serve as an alarm call to anyone tempted to buy the bot. [Update: Scott obviously reads these posts because he has left a comment answering the points raised here and in my previous comments. I have responded to Scott's comments in a reply to his comments]
Let’s give it a couple of months and see if the results from users is still living up to the hype.
Chris
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Hi Chris
I devised the psychic soccer system, and am proud of its results. Id just like to comment on a few points you explain so well.
The bot is needed, because as you say, who wants to be sat in front of their computer all day long. Well, myself and my team do, and the bot sends out the lay ONLY when we make a selection. The bot is extremely helpful in assuring we get the odds we want, as our mailer took too long to send out our recommendations. The bot does this in a split second, thus securing the correct lay, as fast as possible.
As for automatically trading out, again you are just a little wide of the mark. Our customer will inform us whether they wish us to trade out when a certain points difference is secured, and thus we will be managing each individual account according to the wishes of our customer. So we have the best of both worlds. A team who know soccer, and offer great service from advice to articles to freebies as we go; and a bot which speeds up the process. Man and machine offering third generation betting.
I hope this helps, and please feel free to join us in our chat room, which has proved incredibly popular and useful for those who do have access to their computer 24/7
http://www.psychicsoccerprofits.com and click chat
Thanks for the advice….all is welcome, because as we all know, life long learning can only benefit an individuals understanding of the world in which they live…and yes, Im an ex psychology teacher.
Cheers
Scott
Ooops one last thing
We have tested Betfairs ability to take the amount of lays we will place…it has had no effect whatsoever on the odds…even with the more obscure selections. It will be a huge money earner, especially with the world cup once again upon us…come on England
Cheers once more
Scott
Hi Scott
I don’t see how you can have tested that Betfair can match the number of bets that clients of your bot will make. Surely you need 3 pieces of information – firstly, the number of people who will be using your bot:secondly, how much each of them will stake; and finally, how liquid the in-play market is for any selection?
Perhaps you could explain here exactly how you have done the testing.
As for England – the safest way to make money is to lay every match!
Chris
Scott
Many thanks for your comments.
i have had a few emails about your service and perhaps you can answer the main point that has been made in most of them. Why do you not do as I do and produce some videos (well, at least one!) showing your Betfair account and the money that you are making from laying your own selections?
I am always very suspicious of tipsters who do not do this (so that’s just about all of them!) – it isn’t difficult and does add powerful proof that the tipster really is making money from what they are trying to sell to others.
You also have not answered the obvious question – if you have a bot that can double profits each and every month, then why do you need to sell it to anyone else (especially since to use your own words the bot will be a “huge money earner”)?
Chris
Hi Chris
I am very sorry for not responding sooner, but life has been extremely busy. To answer your questions…
a. I don’t show my betfair account because I do not see the need. It is possible for anyone to create a false impression using a widely known piece of software, and that is why all my selections have been tabulated and proofed. The proof can be found on my Twitter account and thus can be checked by anyone. Please go to cashcowloophole (which I need to change, I know) and you will be able to proof my lays through my tweets. The reason I did this is that I knew the system worked, but had no idea how to market it. I am new to this unfortunately. My betfair account also shows other systems Id been trying out and thus it was nigh on impossible to show the exact lays I placed
b. We had a bad month during our trial which of course limited our profit, and since then I have added an 8th criteria to my selection process, which has shown a remarkable difference in results. These havent been placed on the results, because they were not proofed.
c. We opened a chat room, Im not sure if you entered at anytime, and was always honest and transparent about our service. Lets face it, if you want to sell a system, you don’t conjour up those results. The chatroom was closed as we prepared to launch.
d. Perhaps for the first time ever, we are limiting our service to the first 200, and mean it. We tested it throughout the trial, monitoring every lay/trade and there was no noticeable difference in odds when we tipped the lay.
e. The chatters addressed 2 main items of concern, which you too also consider in your appraisal. So we commissioned a bot that as a central user, I can use to lay immediately, thus ensuring we get the odds we are aiming for pretty much everytime. If the customer wishes to trade out,they simply tick the trade bot, and if they want to lay only, they tick the lay only box. We support the trading option, and tell our customers this, along with default settings of 5% liability. These can be altered at anytime.
f. I think the question about why not keep it a secret if it’s so good is asked of all systems. I suppose if you design a car that everyone thinks is great, you don’t hide it away in the garage. You go for drives, show it to people, and when someone offers to market and sell it for you, you agree. Well I did, and its taken months of work from my top notch team to reach this point.
Finally, we believe we have begun to alter the way betting is carried out online. There are too many beautifully packaged scams out there, and thus we hope we can go someway to ridding the net of these by offering a truly unique payment scheme….I am certain you will be impressed with it.
http://www.psychicsoccerprofits.com has been updated with an informational video, and easy to understand payment procedure. Please take 5 mins to take a look, and report back your thoughts.
Kind Regards
Scott
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