Little Acorns Gold is a horse racing betting system based on building a bank by laying horses and compounding profits.
Using the power of compounding, the system shows how you could potentially turn £1,000 into £3,138.39 in 12 months and then into a massive £30,911.80 in 36 months.
All this needs is a profit of 2 points each month and the author, Andrew David, reckons the system can obtain this effortlessly.
The original Little Acorns system involved checking races for a few simple filters each day and then applying a staking plan, all of which was outined in a PDF file. However, with Little Acorns Gold, selections are researched sent to you each day, so it's even easier!
This system has been around since the 2000s, but I hadn’t gotten around to reviewing it until much later. I figured there must be something to it if it was still going strong after all this time.
I decided to start a trial of Little Acorns Gold with a view to recording selections over a period of at least six months.
All bets were sent out through email or via the Telegram app as soon as they were available.
I started off with a bank of £880, which was the advised bank to begin with for a lay stake of £5. This was expected to make a profit of between £35 - £175 each month.
I decided to follow the compounding advice to see if I could turn those little acorns into a mighty oak, as the saying goes!
That said, it was equally important for me to see if the system performed well with level stakes, and I have to say, I was genuinely impressed with the results.
I gave Little Acorns Gold a pass rating after making consistent profits from both the level staking and Fibonacci plans.
Read on to see my full Little Acorns Gold review results, or click here to get started.
Review profit/loss | +54.19 points profit |
ROI | 15.9% |
Strike rate | 53.1% |
Stakes | Fibonacci staking plan |
Starting bank | 176 points |
Average no. bets | Approx. 25 per month |
Time tips sent | Various |
Price | From £47 per month |
Rating | PASS |
Update One Results
My Little Acorns Gold review had an excellent start and profits steadily built up to £56.87 based on a starting stake of £5 per bet. I was two months into the review at this stage and my bank had grown by 6.5%.
After the first month I had made £23.54 profit and so my stake increased to £5.13 per bet for the next month, based on the compounding strategy.
As my bank continued to grow in month two, my new stake for month three rose to £5.32.
I hoped if results continued to be as consistent as they had been in the first two months, profits would soon mount up to a nice amount. Time would tell!
Key Stats
| Number of Bets | 38 |
| Total Stakes | £200.41 |
| Profit/Loss | £56.87 |
| Strike Rate | 57.9% |
| ROI | 28.4% |
| Overall Bank Growth | 6.5% |
| Bank (£880 starting) | £936.87 |
Update Two Results
After four months of testing Little Acorns Gold, my bank had increased by 11.5%, which was a total profit of £100.98. The system seemed to be working exactly as it was supposed to, building profit up gradually.
Going into month five, my new stake was to be increased to £5.57.
Key Stats
| Number of Bets | 45 |
| Total Stakes | £284.60 |
| Profit/Loss | £44.11 |
| Strike Rate | 51.1% |
| ROI | 15.5% |
| Overall Bank Growth | 11.5% |
| Bank (£880 starting) | £980.98 |
Update Three Results
My Little Acorns Gold bank continued to grow and I had made a further £71.27 profit during months 5 & 6. This meant that my bank had increased by 19.6% overall.
There was a terrific winning run in month five with 10 bets in a row delivering a profit. However, during month six the service suffered the first monthly loss in 18 months.
There were 8 losing bets in a row and this meant that on bet number 9 I was staking at a multiplier of 34. There are 11 steps in the sequence in total, so I still had 2 more steps if that bet would have lost. The liability of bet number 9 was £204.99, but fortunately it won and there was little damage done.
That is the risk when using loss recovery staking plans, but the advised bank can handle 2.5 of these losing sequences. Given that they are only expected to happen every 15-18 months, the team state that there should be more than enough in reserve to absorb a full 11 bet losing sequence.
Andrew also advised that if users get nervous, there is the option to go two steps back, so there are 13 chances to win. He also pointed out that they have never had a losing sequence past 12 before.
Key Stats
| Number of Bets | 52 |
| Total Stakes | £687.62 |
| Profit/Loss | £71.27 |
| Strike Rate | 59.6% |
| ROI | 10.4% |
| Overall Bank Growth | 19.6% |
| Bank (£880 starting) | £1,052.25 |
Update Four Results
During months 7 & 8 of my Little Acorns Gold review, I added a further £98.70 to the pot at an ROI of 18.6%.
Despite good results overall for the two months, there had been another losing run of six bets in a row, which meant that I was up to step 7 of the staking sequence.
It worked out in the end with the seventh bet winning, recovering all losses from the previous six bets.
Key Stats
| Number of Bets | 59 |
| Total Stakes | £530.57 |
| Profit/Loss | £98.70 |
| Strike Rate | 45.8% |
| ROI | 18.6% |
| Overall Bank Growth | 30.8% |
| Bank (£880 starting) | £1,150.95 |
Review Summary
During my Little Acorns Gold review, I tracked results using both the Fibonacci staking plan and level stakes. I was pleased to see that both resulted in consistent profits over the eight months that I tested the system.
Using the Fibonacci sequence gave a better opportunity to make a higher amount of profit. However, loss recovery staking plans aren't everyone's cup of tea, so I felt it was important to see if the system worked at level stakes too.
At level stakes the system made £149.10 profit to £5 stakes, or 29.82 points, without compounding stakes each month.
Compounding each month would have resulted in £157.83 profit and would definitely be a better option in the long run to boost profits.
Using the Fibonacci plan, the system made £270.95 profit, or 54.19 points. I had compounded stakes monthly when recording these results.
Key Stats
| Number of Bets | 194 |
| Total Stakes | £1,703.20 |
| Profit/Loss | £270.95 |
| Strike Rate | 53.1% |
| ROI | 15.9% |
| Overall Bank Growth | 30.8% |
| Bank (£880 starting) | £1,150.95 |
I was happy with other aspects of the service, such as customer service, which is always top notch from Andrew David.
It was an easy system to follow, simply placing my lay bets after receiving the text message with the selection.
The only thing was that if you were following the Fibonacci plan, you'd need to keep track of your current stake, just in case a selection came through while you were out.
It's unlikely that you would make enough profit to cover the membership fees using £5.00 stakes. Realistically you would need to be using at least £10.00 stakes.
Little Acorns Gold is a slow burner, but it is a system that produces consistent profits month to month. I gave it a pass rating and I'm happy to recommend it.
Hi,
Would a 100 pt bank be ok for this if level staking was used?? Or could you go less….. 50 pt??
Hi David, I think 100 points would be fine with level stakes but it is best to check with the vendor.