Just a quick line to say great updates for this new program, love the comments feature added to the ‘betslip’ So far Goodbet is proving to be a great final filter to a rating service i subscribe to which has a 50% strike rate for the top 3 selections and then i apply Goodbet as the final filter, once i get maybe 3 months data i may start getting a bit excited ( i’m to long in the tooth to get fizz up yet). Keep up the excellent work!

Just a quick line to say great updates for this new program i only had it for the last 2 days .i look at the top 6 .then i put then in my final filter be doing ok so far.i like the way it say no bet race this helping me cuting down on the races had a few winners today with it sunday saturday as well.Keep up the excellent work!

loving this using with other rating i have works well just hope it keeps up only paper trade so far but wil start going in small stakes tomorrow and increse stakes but glad i went to this rather than find my own. cheers

The GoodBet HR/DRS is a great piece of software that I use daily as it provides a good overview on the horses' historical performance vs the competition. It is vital to use it in conjunction with other analyses, e.g. form analysis, so the software should be used as a piece in the puzzle to create the best betting strategy.

loving this using with other rating i have works well just hope it keeps up i do better on the a/w with it. Hope works on the flat for me.
keep the good work up lads, stephen

For me Goodbet is rocking, it is an excellent selection tool which helps to narrow down my selections mainly for trading but often all the ducks line up and i go for a win bet, which is giving me a great strike rate at very good prices, The feature which helps give me a great strike rate on trading is ** Trainer/ jockey only race at that meeting, giving long trading runs of 100% (18 winning run) + 90% at 14runs and 93% @15runs, these are not Dobs but range from 30% to 45% profit per trade.

Why did I buy Goodbet? I count myself as an average punter, by which I mean I would like to think I take a pro approach but regularly fail because there’s so much to remember as you work through selections and, frankly, I get bored with the effort of tracking all the information. So Goodbet seemed like a godsend because it provides a structured approach to analysing and recording many of the key variables and then analysing the results. To put it another way, it provides the discipline the ordinary guy needs! Net result: it promised a more professional result

Now, in fairness to you, I report only a test sample. I tinkered with it a bit and applied it to a fairly light racing day. I like to avoid the first and second favourites because, even though they win a lot, they tend to be too keenly priced and I worry the top end of the market can often be false. As a result my selections tend to be out a bit in the betting. I had 3 I fancied but the system had different ideas: My 3* won @ 7/1 and both 2* selections were unplaced. This surprised me because one of my 2* looked very solid, certainly for a place and, while I liked the 3* I hadn’t really reckoned on it as a winner. Verdict: As a result of following their rules I was on a winner and saved the stakes on 2 losers. OK a very small sample but, to me, Goodbet looks like a handy tool that ensures the ordinary user takes a logical approach, taking account of key variables without getting bored, rushing or forgetting them.