It's true he's a man of mystery. His tips legendary. No wonder punters call Eric - Mr Winner. Betting is often viewed in such a negative light. People declare: 'You can't beat the bookies'. Is that so? Take a look at the maths. Since starting blogging earlier this year profits have grown. Be a big-money winner with over £3K profit to a £10 level stake!
Exceptional.
In the last few days he has notched up winners: 25/1, 12/1, 9/1 & 9/4. That's 36 points profit in 4 days.
Eric tips speculative-priced horses which - more often than not - hit the frame. His in-depth analysis details how the races will be run: front runners, hold-up horses and plenty for lay backers to get their teeth into. This approach makes much appeal to those who enjoy betting in-running. With a unique rating system it gives potential for a multitude of bets. He made the headlines with:
Remember his £3K profit has been determined by bookmaker prices. I've seen one or two of his winners touch 80/1 on Betfair. That's big money!
A £20 bet to win £1,600.
His blog is proving more popular by the day. He receives daily comments with glowing testimonials.
If you want to make your racing pay we recommend Eric Winner. His clean-cut website has plenty for racing fans to enjoy and I bet he puts money in your pocket too.
Many of you may know HCE has been promoting Eric Winner a new website dedicated to sprint race analysis. The new website has not been going very long but proven a real success and up 70+pts since January. Well, Eric was in excellent form on Saturday and highlighted 14/1 winner Cadmium Loch (6:10 Wolverhampton tip).For his full analysis read here: Eric Winner Beats The Bookies With Incredible Trifecta. The win was brilliant but amazingly - upon reading his analysis - his joint second top rated horses finished second and third at 16/1 & 9/2, respectively. He didn't advise beyond the winner but those who took his ratings straight from the horses mouth were in for an truly astounding payout. The straight forecast paid £218. The Trifecta paid £1,481.70. I think all readers would agree that it is worth keeping track of Eric Winner.
