Plumbing New Depths With Lay 51 Operation

Scumbags and scam artists, dear reader, are rife in these waters. And few more so than Mister Steven Lee Jones (aka Brookes).

But this time he's actually gone too far. With a new product to which he doesn't actually put his name (rather, its authored by someone called Dean Jarvis).

"Lay 51 Operation uses a little known betfair element that 99.99% of punters don't know about".

Believe me, its tosh. But worse than that, the whole system is predicated on a single unforgivable, inexcusable lie.

There are two rules for the system, and the example didn't even match one of them! It was claimed to have satisfied the criterion, but a (very) simple search for the horse on racingpost.co.uk and examination of the form to locate the race, demonstrates beyond question that this was an outright lazy lie.

I try to keep an open mind, even when it comes to Jones/Brookes products, but this is just not cricket.

Charlatans who can't be trusted. I'll say this: if you ever buy a product from these heartless callous toads, you need your head read.

I'm done now.

And no, my horses didn't run very well today... ;o)

Matt