I will also add that unfortunately if information is provided at a very economical price for punters it is not really viable to do so:

1. There is a general perception that if it is cheap then it is no good.

2. There's a very high likelihood of attracting very small, undisciplined punters who don't obtain good odds about their winners and who misuse the information. An example is a punter we obtained who backed our top selections one week and saw a lot of second selections win at good odds. So next week this punter left all the top selections alone and backed the second selections. Of course, you don't need to be told what happened.

We have found it uneconomic to provide affordable information for the average small punter for those and other reasons and now only provide one betting package which is priced and marketed only for more serious and hopefully more disciplined punters. Without discipline no information, paid or free, no computer programme, nothing will work long term for the punter.