Football Bank Builder Review – A Live Betting Trial
Quick Summary
Introduction
Welcome to my Football Bank Builder review, where I’m taking a look at this football betting system that’s been around for quite a few years now. It might be an oldie and the website is certainly dated, but it’s still being sold today with the same core idea at its heart.
It is based around a simple set of rules for laying in the Over/Under 2.5 Goals market on a betting exchange such as Betfair.
The method is designed to be straightforward to follow and doesn’t need any form study or trading in and out of positions. There is just one “set and forget” bet at a time.
The sales pitch is all about slow, steady bank growth, with small monthly gains building up nicely over time thanks to compounding.
However, while there are a few staking plans to choose from, it is mainly based on a loss-recovery Fibonacci style plan. I have to admit, I am really not a fan of this.
Still, its long run on the market suggests it must have worked well enough for some bettors to keep it going all these years, so I’ll give it a try.
Putting It to the Test
I’ll be testing this system for at least a few months to gather enough results for a fair assessment.
During the trial, I’ll be using three staking approaches: Level Stakes, Fibonacci and 2 Steps Back Fibonacci. As you can see, two of these involve loss recovery staking.
There is an advised starting bank of 176 points, which is calculated to withstand two full losing sequences.
The big question for me is…
Is this a truly profitable system or does it rely on a risky staking plan to work? The level stakes results are going to be very revealing in this trial.
Key Details
The system is based on a set of rules for finding football lay bets in the Over/Under 2.5 Goals market on a betting exchange such as Betfair.
You apply the criteria yourself to identify suitable matches, rather than receiving daily selections.
- Time of tips: N/A
- Bet volume: 3+ per day
- Advised starting bank: 176 points
Football Bank Builder Review Results
Month One
My first month testing the Football Bank Builder system has gone well and I recorded a profit using each of the three staking plans.
There were 71 bets in total and 37 of them won.
Here are my results based on £10 per point:
Level Stakes: +£65.70
Fibonacci: +£133.20
2 Steps Back: +£169.20
Despite a good start to my review, I can’t see how this system could realistically be profitable in the long term. That said, I’ll keep going and I’m sure things will become clearer with more time.
Month Two
The results at level stakes suffered a loss in month two, but the recovery staking plans did finish in profit. This was largely down to the increased stakes involved.
There were 69 bets this month and 32 of them won. I experienced a losing run of seven bets, which if I’d been staking real money, would have been getting close to the nail-biting point.
Results for the month:
Level Stakes: -£39.60
Fibonacci: +£48.60
2 Steps Back: +£91.80
Total profit/loss for the trial:
Level Stakes: +£26.10
Fibonacci: +£181.80
2 Steps Back: +£261.00
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Josh Henderson
Cutting through the noise to find tipsters that actually deliver. On a mission to uncover the best betting services in the UK.
