Royal Ascot Bookies Beware, JumpingJockey.com Helping End Punter Misery with More Free Tips

(PRWEB) June 14, 2007 -- Jumpingjockey.com will be providing free tips for Royal Ascot 2007 which is regarded as the UK most prestigous racing event .The jumpingjockey.com team will be using the same strategies used by bookmakers and professional gamblers when providing the free advice, a technique that proved hugely successful during the last big free tips event, the 2007 Epsom Derby.

As per Jumpingjockey.com policy, the big events a covered free of charge and the sort of information used by bookmakers will available to the ordinary punter for Royal Ascot, they will once again be helping to identify weak forecast favorites as well as strong favorites whilst in the remaining races the Jumpingjockey.com team will help identify further betting opportunities and avoid poor races.

Tim Mehmet, director of JumpingJockey.com advises; "its extremely important that once you have your 'tips', to monitor that tip during the course of the days racing. There are many things that can impact your tip such as non runners, course going changes, negative comments from trainers or jockeys and so on. To blindly follow is a mistake and it really defeats the objective which is to trade professionally and objectively, the truth is that blindly following tipsters is no different to gambling".

According to JumpingJockey.com's team, the best way to trade (or bet) is to look for the best bets which can be either a lay or back bet. They also suggest monitoring races to see if an opportunity arises that can turn a potential bet in to a good one. The best way to demonstrate this is to show you the advice given for day one of the 2007 Epsom Festival.

For the 2007 Epsom Festival, the advice given some 12-14 hours the night before racing started included six qualifying lay's , all were winning bets.

There were four alternates given for the lays and all won at odds of 7/4, 6/1, 17/2, 5/2.

The JumpingJockey.com team correctly advised and avoided the Oaks Derby race by not backing the apparent favorite Sixties Icon and advised free tips subscribers accordingly.

Many gamblers follow just one type of tip whilst missing out on good opportunites, Tim Mehmet says; "as you can see, the objective our customers set JumpingJockey.com is to maximize profits and limit liabilities, our day one advice of the Epsom derby shows what the bookies are doing, they go after any kind of 'good bet', ordinary punters really don't have a chance, so far this year, with the exception of any race with Kauto Star and Denman, its been really slim pickings for the punters and headlines like 'punter misery' and 'bloodbath' were used all too often during the big meetings by bookmakers and reporters".

If you are interested in getting this sort of advice checkout the JumpingJockey.com website ( http://www.jumpingjockey.com ), all the years major horse racing events are covered for free, the next event is Royal Ascot with Glorious Goodwood shortly after, simply click the 'free tips' link on the home page. If you'd like to get this sort of advice every day, you can sign up securely online for instant access.

JumpingJockey.com (www.jumpingjockey.com) is a horse racing advisory service established in Jan 2006 specialising in the UK horse racing. JumpingJockey.com provide both premium pay tips for subscribers as well as free tips for major horse racing events. Tips include favourite lays, back, value and market watch.