The P6 is not designed to consistently show a profit over a month Frodo. The P6 is designed for the thrill of guys that is continually chasing the BIG win.
I do not waste my money on the thrill of the chase untill I have designed a proven system that continually shows a profit on the exotics. Untill then I would rather face reality and ONLY make money on place betting. Me and my subscribers are showing a profit averaging 139,38% per month doing that. The WIN accumulator for my subscribers has grown from £1000.00 on 20 April 2010 to £35,669.99 as of yesterday playing only 20% of bank on the accumulators to WIN and I do not even play the WIN accumulator yet since I am still monitoring it's progress. I am too conservative and would like to see real returns I can measure consistently without having to guess when my next exotic payout will be. For fun I post the exotic selections on the forum and see how they do, last week I picked up a R357k P6 and as I remembered you saying paying R48k for it was too much.
The reason why my perms is high is because I do not like risk, if you do you be my guest. The P6 cost R12150.00 on the full yesterday to win R66555,70 and if you read my comments ( you already stated you don't) you could have short that to only 2 in Leg 1 and my BB banker Va VA Voom in the last reducing the cost to R4050 to win R65555,70 but that is not me. All my stats can be seen in the spreadheet I sent out every day and my "subscribers' get this file updated every day . HOWEVER my subscribers does not play exotics either since we are interested in showing consistent monthly returns rather than gambling on our luck in the exotics. If you just grow by 100% a month for a year starting with R1000.00 you will have a kitty of R4096,000.00 so method in our madness.
What I am doing for free is to help people of this forum that does not have your expertise in picking the winners to try find them Frodo. Not everyone is as gifted as you and have all the expertise in analysing a card themselves and this is the only reason why I sometimes post my "findings" here.
I wish you well in your own selections Frodo.
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