Q. What’s my selection process? A. I look for runners who have dropped in odds over the last 5 runs & 18 months when starting below 50 BSP. I discard any that have won in the last 5 Q. Where do I get my data A. I use the daily download at https://t.co/sGwYk8PEvZ Page 1

Exactly my point proven. Data does NOT lie. We all know Haddigan / White is a billy bullshitter, but I was blocked by this Moosh exposure account as I have been saying you can’t just lay bad tips for a profit & he just couldn’t grasp it. I’d expect an apology but wont get one.

Consistency is king. Another year proving that historical data is the ultimate edge. The systems I’ve built using @footballracing continue to do the heavy lifting with some manual darts chipping in Ending the year up nearly £20k. Trust the process, trust the data. HNY all 👍🏻

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If more people spent time testing ideas properly instead of parroting narratives, there’d be far fewer “fraudulent tipsters” & far fewer losing punters 👍🏻 14/14

For me, the only way to consistently exploit racing markets is with data-driven approaches, most often in-play trading, laying horses below their true price and managing the exit 13/14

You cannot beat the market following random selections, full stop. Direction doesn’t matter. Backing or laying junk is still junk 12/14

Short-term variance fools people. A good run convinces them they’ve found a system. But over a proper sample size, randomness gets exposed whether you’re backing or laying 11/14

This is the key point many fail to grasp: ❌ A losing back strategy does not automatically become a winning lay strategy. ❌ Random selections don’t gain value just because you flip the bet type. 10/14

But now look across to the Lay Profit column (indicated by the blue arrow) This is where some claim the “edge” magically appears. Lay P/L after commission: –£154.45 Still a loss 9/14

Now look at the profit table attached Backing all selections at £10 level stakes: Industry SP P/L: –£956.40 No surprise, consistent with the idea that the tips themselves are losing 8/14

Result: 1,492 selections for the year (just over 4 per day) That’s more than Haddigan likely tips, but crucially removes the noise of small sample sizes which is another drum i continue to bang 7/14

This takes less than 20 seconds using publicly available data. Using the Racing Bet Data dashboard: • Race type: All Novice races • Selections: Pre-race favourites only • Market: Betfair • Year: 2025 (Output to screen) 6/14

I repeatedly asked for a full list of Haddigan’s tips so this could be demonstrated properly with data. No one has ever provided them & he’s now blocked me for questioning his madness. So instead, let’s do a simple, objective experiment 5/14

Even more baffling is how many people blindly accept this logic. No data. No testing. Just vibes. And then everyone wonders why there are so many losing punters. 4/14

Take the “Don’t Join Moosh Tips” account as an example. Doing good work highlighting the scammer Jason Haddigan, fair enough. But in the same breath, advocating laying Haddigan’s random picks as a “system”? That’s madness 3/14

I’ve been banging this drum for years about getting value & system testing, yet people still overlook it: A tipster being a losing backer does NOT automatically mean their selections are profitable to lay on Betfair 2/14

Racing Twitter! I find myself shaking my head at some of the nonsense I see on Racing Twitter these days. It’s no wonder so many punters fail, there’s still a fundamental misunderstanding of value, variance, and testing 1/14

An account that has done a great job in raising awareness about the Fraudulent conman Jason Haddigan (Moosh tips) has let itself down badly. They just couldn’t grasp the concept that laying without value isn’t profitable & instead of presenting any facts - just decide to block

The darts is back tomorrow everybody 😀 Historically a very profitable tournament to trade certain matches. Set play suits my trading style. No real value in the overall winner with Littler being odds on before a dart is thrown! Rydz or Dobey perhaps for some outside value

Pack up wasting your time & money on useless tipsters & the likes of Haddigan. Create / find / be the edge 👍🏻