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50 Places. 500 Want In. Move Fast or Miss Out.

This is your exclusive shot to join Cannons Blazing Saddles! BetFan’s most anticipated racing service. When the 50 spots are gone, they’re gone.

You’re not just getting tips. You’re getting inside access to the Cannon brothers’ decades of betting expertise, proven, and ready to fire. With only 50 memberships up for grabs, hesitation could cost you your place… and your profit.

Most punters lose money. Not because they’re unlucky, but because they’re doing it wrong. They chase tips, gamble on hunches, and fall for fairy tales of “dead certs.” But what if you could flip the script and bet like a pro instead?

We’ve all seen the bloke in the bookies firing off bets like confetti, chasing his tail and handing over his wages faster than you can say “photo finish.” We’ve seen the chancers, the dreamers, and the punters who believe every whisper from a mate down the pub is gold dust.

That’s not betting. That’s blind hope. And hope, my friend, is not a strategy.

UK and Irish horse racing. One studied selection a day, with the reasoning written out, by email and straight to your phone.

Blood, Bets & Bullshit

The Birth of The 7even Syndicate

The Nerd In The Attic Vs. The King Of The Turf

I wasn’t born with a Racing Post tucked under my arm like some sort of genetic defect. While most kids in my neighbourhood were being taught how to read a form book or place a patent before they could even tie their own goddamn shoelaces, I was a different kind of shut-in.

I was the family nerd, tucked away in an attic room that smelled of stale custard creams, ozone, and the kind of adolescent despair only a 48k ZX Spectrum can generate.

If you’re old enough to remember the “electronic scream” of a cassette tape trying to load a game, you’ve heard the soundtrack to my wasted youth. It was a high-pitched, digital seizure that lasted ten minutes, only to end in a “Loading Error” just as you thought you were about to play Manic Miner or Jet Set Willy.

I’d sit there, hunched over those pathetic, squelchy rubber keys, praying to whatever god looks after social outcasts that a wonky, flickering version of Space Invaders would actually load.

Most of the time, I just got a screen full of colourful vomit and a crushing sense of failure.

Big fields, generous terms and horses the market has missed. This is Blaze Maguire's Each-Way Raid, horse racing tips from a former jockey.

Blaze rode point-to-points in County Cork for twelve seasons, until a fall at Dromahane ended her riding days. Riding taught her how a big-field race is really won: who is travelling, who has been saved for the day, and how the draw and the pace shape the finish.

Now she goes where the bookmakers are most generous. An each-way bet is two bets in one, so you get paid if your horse wins or finishes in the places. Blaze looks for those bets in big handicaps with eight runners or more, at prices from 6/1 to 20/1, on horses dropped in the weights or back on a winning mark.

You get up to three horses a morning, each with the price to take and the reason why. When she can't split them, she says so.

Since late September, every tip has been settled and recorded. After 51 tips, she is 25.72 points in profit at level stakes.

Sharp each-way thinking from someone who has ridden the races. £9.99 for your first 28 days, then £35 every 28 days. Cancel any time.

While Britain sleeps, America plays. This is Midnight Marlowe — Stateside After Dark, tips on the big US sports from a former Las Vegas bookmaker.

Marlowe spent twenty years in Las Vegas. He started behind a sportsbook counter on the Strip and ended up in the back room where the prices are made and moved. That's where he learned that most games are decided by who is actually playing.

He covers American football, basketball, baseball and ice hockey: the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL. These are the games that start when this country goes to bed. He waits for the team news, the starting pitchers and the goalies before he picks a side.

Then he backs the team to win, and nothing fancier. One note a night with his reasons. If he can't read the games, he tells you to get some sleep.

Marlowe's tips have been recorded since late September. Every one is settled in the open, win or lose, so you always know where you stand.

Late-night American sport, explained plainly by someone who used to set the prices. £9.99 for your first 28 days, then £35 every 28 days. Cancel any time.

Rankings don't know who is tired. Deuce does. This is Deuce Delaney — Break Point, tennis tips from fifteen years on the road.

Deuce spent fifteen years coaching on the Challenger tour, living out of a racket bag from Monday qualifying in one country to Sunday's final in another. He knows who is worn out, who hates the clay, and who has already packed for the next town.

Early-round prices are built mostly on rankings. But rankings don't know a player has come through three long matches in four days, or has never won on this surface. That is where Deuce finds his bets.

Match-winner bets only, two picks at most, and plenty of days with none. He won't back heavy favourites that pay next to nothing. Every pick comes with his reasons, so you know exactly why you are on.

Since late September, every tip has been settled and recorded, win or lose. Of 42 tips so far, 27 have won, and he is 4.37 points in profit at level stakes.

Fewer bets, better reasons, from someone who has watched it all from the side of the court. £9.99 for your first 28 days, then £35 every 28 days. Cancel any time.