Another Tipster With Top Class Form

Following on from my discussion of The Mathematician I did a little roaming around the financial section of the online version of the UK Guardian newspaper. I found some excellent reviews of Steve Lewis Hamilton (no relation to the racing driver…). Given my last post I thought it only fair to put a little bit of a review of the review for this guy, too.

The service provided by Steve Lewis Hamilton is slightly more expensive than those offered by other tipsters and in fact by The Mathematician Guy Ward. Steve is a professional tipster, though. A year long test by the Guardian newspaper showed him to really know his stuff (either that or to be really, really luck for an entire year, and that is entirely plausible in this game) and, along with some other high profile tipsters, netted the reporter a fair amount of profit over the year starting with only a few pounds to stake. Impressive stuff, I’m sure you’ll agree!

Hamilton offers three services, ranging from £185 for 3 months up to £695 for 12. It’s going to have to be fairly high stakes stuff to be able to make this money back, so if you’re eager to start betting for £5 or so per race then this isn’t the service for you. Steve Lewis Hamilton himself suggests £100 bets if you’re backing to win, or £50 bets each way. Either way you’ll need a fair put to be able to withstand any kind of series of losses.

I’ve never used Steve but his services definitely seems to have stood up to the tests thrown at it. In this age of tipster shams and people trying to make a quick buck by conning others, a real, successful tipster service seems like a bit of a novelty. A welcome novelty, though!