Great System, But Hard Work

I have seen and heard plenty of reviews of the Symbiotic Lay System and more than a few of them seem to be pretty positive. More than a few reputable review sites (i.e. those that do actually give negative reviews occasionally!) have said that the system’s author – one Robert Brown – actually sent them the system for free and requested that they review it. If that’s not confidence in one’s own system then I don’t know what is.

The sales page – a long and rambling affair that includes some pretty impressive statistics – tells us that the author’s bank has gone from £10,000 on January 1st 2007 to a massive £86793 on 30th June 2008. There are no further updates on this figure. This comes out at a monthly average of 42 points, which can’t be sniffed at. The page also claims a strike rate of 87.7%.

Interestingly enough, the reputable review site (mentioned above) seems to confirm this strike rate, and although it puts the monthly average at around 25 points, it’s still pretty impressive stuff.

So, encouraged, I bought it.

The Symbiotic Lay System requires live trading, and as such is not for anyone that works while the racing is on. This is a huge disappointment, if I’m honest, but I do manage to get on occasionally from my desk and I must say I’ve been impressed with the results. The strike rate isn’t as high as quoted as yet, but it might be creeping up; also it’s still high enough to ensure a constant profit.

My bank has been small and consequently so has the profit that resulted. Nevertheless a system that actually does what it says it is going to do is a rare beast indeed. If you’ve got the time and the bank, then I’d take a look.