Partners in Profit : An Update

It often comes as little surprise to our review team here at OnlineBettingExposed.com when a service we put up for review fails to live up to the claims made by the system providers. Many of these “failures” are destined not to succeed from day 1, due to obvious flaws in he selection process.

This, however, isn’t always the case. Sometimes we come across a product that looks good, has verifiable historical results and what would appear to be perfectly logical ground rules for finding selections, yet they still fail to deliver the goods. This is what happened to Partners in Profit: we trialled their selections from 28/11/11 to 28/01/12 and the results were somewhat surprisingly poor.

An 12.14% strike rate coupled with a loss of 45.57pts (over 16% of total stakes) didn’t make good reading, but I was convinced that this service Still had some potential to succeed.
So, I re-read the manual, re-checked the rules behind it and I still maintained that this looked like “a good system” and that it would bear fruit and return to its previous levels of form.
I spoke to the author, Phil Eadie, about my thoughts and he also insisted that it would, indeed, come good again. It has to be said that the terrible weather we endured had to be a mitigating factor.

So, I decided to continue following this one behind the scenes: determined to either prove my own suspicions correct or finally write it off after all. The results for February so far are a bit of an eye opener: just see for yourself.

Selections: 89
Winners: 15 = 16.85% Strike Rate (over 4.5% better than the trial period)
Profit: 43.50pts = 48.88% return on stakes

I believe that I was right not to totally dismiss this one and my feeling to maintain a watching brief has proved to be the right advice.

I still believe that Partners in Profit will return a long-term profit: the results of December & January seem to be exceptions to the rule and not the norm. In fact, I’m happy to put my own money down on these selections (as I have been doing this month!) and I’m also happy to recommend this service as one to consider adding to your betting portfolio.

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