Merlin Results Radar can guarantee winning treble bets even if you wrongly predict two of the three selections.
The idea is that if you can correctly pick out one winning leg of the treble, Merlin will calculate the correct combinations for all three games to ensure you make a profit.
"Merlin" was the name given to the tool because on first glance it seems almost magical, but in reality it is all based on maths and it also doesn't have anything to do with arbitrage betting.
The tool takes what would be a tedious and time consuming task and performs all the calculations at the push of a button.
After entering your predictions and the available odds, it instantly tells you what bets to place and the potential profit/loss for each of them. It works with any treble bet that has a win, lose or draw outcome, so it's not limited to football.
How you go about making your selections is another matter. Merlin can guarantee a winning treble, but only if you make the correct prediction of the outcome of one of the legs. A sound research process is key to making it work.
Reviewing this tool was tricky, since everyone who uses it would end up with different results. Nevertheless, I tested it with my own researched selections to evaluate its performance.
The results were astounding and I banked 47.82 points profit in less than two months.
I was thrilled to give Merlin a solid PASS!
Read on for my full Merlin Results Radar review, or click here to get started.
Update One Results
In order to test out Merlin Results Radar, I picked out five sets of trebles to bet on.
I was really pleased with the results, as I was able to make a profit of 18.92 points in total from this first batch.
From the five sets of trebles I had selected, I actually had to place a combination of 42 treble bets. It sounds a lot, but it didn't actually take that long to do it once I had my betting accounts funded and ready to go.
Out of the five "bankers" that I picked out as part of each treble, I had four correct results.
This meant that in one of the sets, there were no winning bets and that resulted in a loss of 9 points. However, I had already made a good profit from the other sets to finish in a good position overall.
It's worth noting that my results would be completely different to anyone else's, as my selections were based on my own research.
Update Two Results
I decided to try out Merlin Results Radar a little more and I was again really impressed with the system, with another successful run of results and a further profit of 28.9 points added.
My second batch of bets ran over a period of six weeks and I picked out seven sets of bets altogether. I aimed to use Merlin once a week as it took quite a bit of setting up, inputting odds and placing bets across several bookmakers.
Results
| Date | Fixtures | Result | Profit/Loss | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18/12/2019 | Eintracht Frankfurt v FC Koln | 2 | -9.20 | -9.20 |
| Atromitos v Lamia | X | |||
| Everton v Leicester | X | |||
| 20/12/2019 | Almere City FC v Roda | 1 | 16.36 | 7.16 |
| Volendam v De Graafschap | X | |||
| Spezia v Cremonese | Void | |||
| 11/01/2020 | Oxford United v Rotherham | 2 | -11.00 | -3.84 |
| Swindon Town v Crewe Alexandra | 1 | |||
| Lazio v SSC Napoli | 1 | |||
| 18/01/2020 | Bristol City v Barnsley | 1 | 20.25 | 16.41 |
| Bradford City v Scunthorpe Utd | X | |||
| Forest Green v Salford City | 2 | |||
| 25/01/2020 | Stade Brestois v Amiens SC | 1 | 0.02 | 16.43 |
| Montpellier HSC v Dijon FCO | 1 | |||
| Motherwell FC v Hibernian FC | X | |||
| 25/01/2020 | Ipswich Town v Lincoln City | 1 | 5.44 | 21.87 |
| St Johnstone v Kilmarnock FC | 1 | |||
| RKC Waalwijk v VVV Venlo | 2 | |||
| 28/01/2020 | Blackburn Rovers v QPR | 1 | 7.03 | 28.90 |
| Bolton Wanderers v Bristol Rovers | X | |||
| Northampton v Scunthorpe Utd | 1 |
As you can see, despite two losing sets of bets out of the seven, I still managed to make a sizeable profit.
Review Summary
Merlin Results Radar worked really well in making a steady profit from betting on trebles.
I was able to make a total profit of 47.82 points during my review from 12 runs of Merlin. Results will be different for every user depending on their selection process, but there's no reason why similar results couldn't be achieved.
You are not guaranteed a profit every time, as this would rely on your "banker" bet winning every time and as we know, this doesn't always happen.
With a sound selection process, the system makes it easy to profit from trebles. The best results actually come from the banker winning and then the favourites losing or drawing in the other two legs. This can generate some excellent returns.
I found that when all three favourites winning the treble can mean just a small profit or even a loss is made. However, the "New Stake" feature on the worksheet can adjust the stakes to make it a profitable bet.
There is also a dutching worksheet which offers an effective way of dealing with that issue.
I highly recommend taking a look at this betting tool. If you can consistently pick one winning bet out of three, there's no doubt it will make you money.
I gave Merlin Results Radar a "Pass" rating.
I have multiple questions.
Having read all comments, much is unclear. If you go for a banker bet or “main pick” as you call it. How can you still win one of you’re trebles if the main pick is a loss?
And if you actually need this banker bet to be a win. Can you honestly say that you’ve made more money placing all these trebles, then just betting a full stake/point on these banker bets?
Betting 1 point on a banker bet, or 0.125 , or 0.1 point on each treble. Which is going to make you the most points?
Hi Tim,
As an example, my last bet was when I used the system for some Euro/Copa fixtures.
If I had just backed Argentina with £125 (this was my total outlay for this Merlin example), I would have made £41.25 profit, based on their match odds of 1.33.
Using Merlin, I made £76.16 profit by skewing my bets to what I thought was the most likely scenario. In several other scenarios with Argentina winning, I would have still made at least £50 profit, so again still more than just backing them as a single.
It is of course possible to work the maths out yourself, but personally it wasn’t a way of betting that I had thought of and the spreadsheet saves a whole lot of time figuring things out. It is available for a one time fee of £97 and I have made enough profit using it to cover that fee several times over.
How have you given this a pass. Its been around for years and has been exposed so many times but you give it a pass. Wow
Hi Mark, I’m not sure what you mean by this.
Merlin is a betting tool in the form of the spreadsheet and is dependent on having your own solid selection process.
I can’t see how it could have been “exposed”, as it is mathematically sound.