Loophole Trader is a horse racing system that combines betting and trading, giving you the best of both worlds.
It is a very low risk method and once you have mastered the strategy, it's possible to make steady profits without any kind of dangerous staking or trading.
The system comes as a course accessible via a member's area, featuring a step-by-step guide and a built-in calculator. There is a solution for every scenario that could happen with a trade, so you always know what to do.
The creator of the system, Al Gibbs, used it himself with a small amount of bookmakers. After 400 trades, his strike rate was an impressive 89%. The biggest loss he had from a trade was £20 and the biggest win £125.
In total he had racked up more than £3,000 profit using this simple concept.
You can get started with the system with a small bank, but Al says that with £500 you could make a significant profit.
As a previous matched bettor, he had still been able to use the strategy with some of his old bookmaker accounts, however, he says that the more accounts you have access to, the more profit you can make.
During our review we went through the course and paper traded some races. We found the potential profit to made from this system was huge and it was definitely worthy of a pass rating.
Since our review, the system has been acquired by Amy Harper and she has completely revamped the course. We found it a lot more simplified and the new calculator is a nice upgrade.
Review Summary
The Loophole Trader system is a combination of matched betting, trading and value betting and it's a low risk strategy.
There are a lot of matched betting sites out there, but this is unlike anything that we have seen before. It's refreshing to see something new on the market that isn't copying what is already available.
It was a difficult one for us to test personally, as our bookmaker accounts have taken a battering over the years!
We did monitor some trades though and noted the potential profit that could be made.
For the majority of trades, we found that it was possible to make an average £4-5 profit per trade. The losing trades were minimal, with approximately a £2-3 loss happening less than one in three trades.
This doesn't sound like a big profit, but trades can be repeated across several bookmakers, so the profit potential is huge.
Depending on how the trades play out, profits can turn out to be higher at £7-£10 per trade.
There are also occasions where BOG (Best Odds Guaranteed) can kick in and bump profits up to £100 or more per trade. It is these outliers that really make a difference.
The downside is you need access to bookmakers that offer BOG and as we know from personal experience, they can be quick to take away this concession if they flag up your account.
Whilst any profitable betting activity is likely to get your account limited eventually, if you want to make as much profit as you can, while you can, this is a great system to do it with.
Al Gibbs, the creator of this system, was able to take advantage of this loophole for 2-3 months mainly using just two bookmakers and made a profit of more than £3,000.
Had we had the opportunity to test this with a handful of bookmaker accounts in fairly good condition, we have no doubt that we would be able to match this, if not surpass it.
We're pleased to see a new low risk betting system on the market that works. It's a firm pass for Loophole Trader!
Shame they advertise it at £97 but it’s more when you go to pay
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