What to know about King of the Picks

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What it is

According to the product page, King of the Picks is a service providing UK and Irish horse racing tips. The vendor states the service covers the 2026/27 jumps season, including selections through the Cheltenham, Aintree, and Punchestown festivals. The vendor also mentions coverage of the Dublin Racing Festival and Fairyhouse Festival.

What the vendor says it includes

The vendor says the service includes a guide titled "10 To Follow 2026-2027 Jumps Season Guide." For the full season, the vendor claims access to every jumps selection from October to May. The product page states that weekly "Eye Catchers" are included, which the vendor describes as being under £7 a week. The vendor asserts that all tips and results are updated on the results page within 24 hours of running. According to the page, every bet since November 2020 is published, showing all losing and winning bets advised. The vendor claims the service has a 15.6% strike rate, stating that around 1 in 6 advised jumps bets has won.

The vendor says the service has won +253 points profit across six jumps seasons since November 2020. The vendor calculates this as £12,650 at £50 per point stakes. The vendor claims the betting bank has grown 126%. The vendor states that Hugh, the provider, has over 28 years of horse racing and betting experience. The vendor notes that the bookies have closed or restricted the majority of Hugh's accounts.

Price and terms

The vendor offers two payment options for the 2026/27 season, which the vendor says ends May 1st 2027. A monthly option costs £25 per month, which the vendor says can be cancelled any time. A one-off season pass costs £150. The vendor states that the monthly payment option is for the jumps season guide and selections from October to May. The vendor says the one-off payment provides every bet through to Punchestown along with the guide.

Things to check before buying

A careful buyer should ask the vendor what sized betting bank is required to use the tips effectively. The buyer should also verify what stakes are advised for the selections. The vendor mentions that realistically there are always going to be losing months as well as winning months, so a buyer should consider if they can stay the course. The buyer should confirm when the tips start, as the vendor says they are already running. Finally, a buyer should check the vendor's policy on cancelling a subscription if they choose the monthly option.