The Back of the Net Profit Bundle is an alert service that provides betting opportunities for a variety of football systems.
The main system is one of the most popular football betting systems used on Betfair Exchange, “Lay the Draw”, and this is what the service’s official results are based on.
At the time of writing, the betting bank for these selections has increased by 73% since results started in May 2023.
In terms of points, the profit is up to 73.58 points based on a starting bank of 100 points and using the advised Fibonacci staking plan.
The service comes from Andrew David, who is well-known in the betting industry for his successful Little Acorns system (and more recently, Little Acorns International).
As well as the Lay The Draw selections, there are also alerts sent out for other systems that have performed well during their initial testing.
These include Half Time/Full Time betting, laying current scores in the correct score market and backing or laying goals markets.
A seperate bank is advised to be set up for these, which is explained in more detail in the user manual provided after signing up.
The alerts are sent out via email and the manual explains that it is ok if you don't bet on every selection. You simply pick the ones that you want, to suit your schedule.
For my Back of the Net review, I plan to track as many results as I can, though I may miss a few along the way.
My main goal is to demonstrate how well the service performs and whether it's capable of generating a good profit.
My results will be posted here on a monthly basis, but in the meantime, click here for a risk-free trial of the Back of the Net Profit Bundle.
Back of the Net Review Results
Month One Update
My first month using the Back of the Net service was a bit rocky, mainly because I was in the process of moving house, which meant I couldn’t place as many bets as I’d planned.
On top of that, international breaks added to the disruptions, so things didn’t get off to the best start.
I only managed to place 23 bets in total. By the end of the month, I found myself stuck in a losing streak and finished with a small loss of £21.12.
The silver lining was that the very next bet after this rough patch turned out to be a winner, putting me back in profit.
I had originally planned to use the aggressive strategy, using 5% stakes and the Fibonacci sequence, with the goal of increasing my stakes as the bankroll grew.
However, in the event of a longer losing streak, I worked out that there may not have been enough of a bankroll to cover the larger stakes of the sequence.
Instead, I decided to go with a 100 point bank, so £1,000 and a starting stake of £10.00, which worked out at 1%. I would still look to increase my stakes each month as the bank grew.
Looking ahead, I planned to ramp up my betting volume and hoped to see my bankroll start to climb.
Key Stats
| Number of Bets | 23 |
| Total Stakes (pts) | £277.19 |
| Profit/Loss (pts) | -2.11 |
| Profit/Loss (£) | -£21.12 |
| Strike Rate | 26.10% |
| ROI | -7.60% |
| Overall Bank Growth | -2.1% |
| Bank (£1,000 starting) | £978.88 |
Month Two Update
The second month of my Back of the Net review went amazingly well, with 14.39 points profit added to the bank. The ROI was an eye-watering 71.2%!
Based on £10.00 stakes, I was up to £122.80 profit for the review overall.
This meant that I could increase my stakes for the next month, so based on 1% of my bank, they would rise to £11.22 per bet.
Key Stats
| Number of Bets | 26 |
| Total Stakes (pts) | £202.13 |
| Profit/Loss (pts) | 14.39 |
| Profit/Loss (£) | £143.92 |
| Strike Rate | 61.5% |
| ROI | 71.2% |
| Overall Bank Growth | 12.3% |
| Bank (£1,000 starting) | £1,122.80 |
