The Layers Edge Review

If you know me for more than 5 minutes then you will also appreciate that lay betting on the exchanges is one my main pastimes, in fact it is almost a fulltime job for me now.

I have created many systems myself and so I am quite confident in being knowledgeable enough, to review other peoples.

The Layers Edge came by email a few days ago and the title was enough to have me scramble through the online security to get my copy working, which I must confess was easy and gave me know problems whatsoever.

This was the first time I had read anything by Gavin Mountford and to be honest the only thing I know about him, is that he was quick to answer my questions and he runs a couple of other sites.

The Layers Edge is a Lay System, the ebook isn't filled with information about how to this that and the other, it has been purely written to give you the background and working knowledge of the system, Which it does very well.

(If you want something with a lot more detail but a system that may not work as well, then you should look at Winners Lay Losers.)

The Layers Edge system is running at about 86% strike rate, which for a Lay system is pretty much on the ball. I had a look at the results for this review which were up to the end of August and they appear to agree with this figure.

Every system has losing bets and lay systems are no different, what I look out for is how often they lose and how long are the winning runs and the average price of selections.

The Layers Edge results shows that it has not had more than two losers in a row (up to the end of August) and often has some long winning runs which gives you ample chance to make up any losses with either a simple staking plan, or as the results show with level staking. The system actually caps the liability at 6.00 (5/1) which is acceptable.

So far so good the only downside to The Layers Edge is that you will need to watch the days racing in order to get your selections just before the off, of course as the author says you can use it for evening meetings in the summer and weekends all year round.

There is no doubt this system works, you just have to decide if you have the time to work it!

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