Cash Master
How To Earn A Surefire Profit On Every Single Race!
We’d all love to place a bet and know that no matter what the outcome we’d make money. There are a couple of ways to do this. The first is known as arbitrage — this is when you place a bet on all outcomes of a race in such a way that you’re guaranteed a profit. It sounds great in theory, but it isn’t as easy as it sounds because the markets can change very quickly and the returns can be very small (1-2%).
If you’re anything like me, you’ll be looking to make much better returns from your investments, which leads me on to the second method. There is a smart piece of software that’s been on the market for a number of years now, and by all accounts continues to perform well, known as Cash Master.
Cash Master is the brain child of Graham Laurie who developed the software a few years ago to fit around his own betting style. Since then he has gone on to make around £1000 a week, or £52000 a year tax free all from the comfort of his own home!
The software itself is incredibly simple to use and only requires you to enter a few bits of information before placing your bet, so you can be profiting within minutes.
This all sounds wonderful, and indeed it can be, however as with any betting product this comes with a health (or should that be wealth) warning. I said before that the holy grail of betting is to guarantee a profit every on every race you bet on, and this is effectively what Cash Master does but as with anything in life if it sounds too good to be true then it probably is!
Cash Master will indeed guarantee you profit on every race, but it is actually a progressive staking system. This is a staking method that’s been around for years and is simply a method whereby you chase your losses – widely accepted as betting no-no! Using this method can increase your stakes dramatically on a losing run and can get the heart pumping at a fair rate as your betting account takes a nose dive, however, with sensible money management and a level head, this method can actually be very successful too.
If you are disciplined and use a sensible betting bank, Cash Master might be worth a go, but keep in mind that it is a progressive staking system, so you may need nerves of steel!
I use CashMaster most days using tips from Templegate. As you say Craig it sometimes gets a bit scary when there is a long losing run. In fact when I started using it I was silly and went for too much per race and lost a lot of money but I stuck with it and went for smaller amounts and now make money from it. It also has a system with it called 77.7% that can help find you a winner when youre struggling
If you stay sensible then its a very good system to use.
I have used it successfully using Graham’s recommended RPR selections and also Saver system selections. The latter have a good strike rate however the odds range falls below evens which is not recommended in the Cash Master manual due to quicker spiralling stakes.
I also tried it using greyhounds however soon gave that up as in my experience was way more scary than horse racing. I think I had a losing run of about 20, split the cycles in to smaller amounts to prevent having a heart attack and once I’d clawed the money back said goodbye to the dish lickers for good!
I bought Cashmaster from Graham Laurie a few months ago.
As mentioned in your article it really is chasing your losses VERY frequently.
And the idea of stopping and splitting the cycles into smaller amounts is really just having another go at it using smaller amounts.
I tried it out over a few weeks on paper thankfully and was not impressed and when I tried to get my money refunded it was impossible.
Grahams emails to me were quiet abusive when I tried to get the refund which he guarantees 100%. Don’t believe it!!
Roger Cutler
Hi Roger,
It isn’t something I’ve used personally, because like you say it looks far too aggressive for my liking. That said, I do know someone who swears by it. Not really my cup of tea though.
Thanks for your feedback – it’s appreciated!
~ Paul
I cannot believe anyone is giving this product any recommendation – avoid like the plague.
Hi Terry,
Craig wasn’t giving it a strong recommendation. He actually mentioned “wealth warning” and weighed up the pros and cons of using it quite well.
This kind of progressive staking betting system wouldn’t suit me at all, but I do know someone who has a tight selection process and like I said earlier, he swears by it. What suits one person might not suit another, and vice-versa, so we try to explain what we feel are the pros and cons in each of the reviews we do.
~ Paul
Paul,
Maybe you can give some comments such as pro, cons, verdict and/or stars rating after the product description and views. It would probably help us to see the bold headlines like that. It is quite eye catching though!
It is entirely up to you, Paul!
Jono
Jono, this one was a bit “might suit you, might not”, but most of the reviews are pretty clear about whether we like them or not. Take a look at Craig’s review of False Favourites, or Betting Profits Formula last week and it’s obvious he was was very keen on them.
Based on how I like to bet I wouldn’t recommend anything with a very aggressive staking plan like this, but you know some people do like that kind of thing.
I’ll have a think about what you said though – there is maybe some kind of rating system I could install, or another better way of doing it.
I’m curios to know if there is any real difference between Cash Master and the Sure2Profit Calculator?
I haven’t used the latter, but I think they’re probably pretty similar.
I haven’t used Sure2Profit either, but I think it’s the same idea but is based on dutching.
Tipstser, just saw your comment I bought the Sure2ProfitCalculator about a yr ago. It chases losses in so far as u are looking to get a guaranteed profit per race and whilst the recommended starting stake is only 0.4% of your bank. u will be on a knife edge very regularly so I stopped using it for much safer methods and for health reasons(ie heart) etc