The The Forbidden Punters Code sales page, captured 2026-09-23
The Forbidden Punters Code review
A daily horse racing tips email, sold on big income claims with no results behind them
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
If you're looking at this, chances are the racing has been taking more than it gives lately. Maybe you've paid for tips before and watched the bank drain anyway, or you've been backing on gut feel and telling yourself the next one squares it up. That's the itch this is aimed at. Underneath the story about a data engineer finding cracks in a bookmaker's system, what it actually is is a daily horse racing tipster email. Selections arrive in the morning, you place them yourself, you see how the day goes. The five minutes claim is roughly fair for the placing part. The money figures are the seller's promises and nothing more. £17,500 a month, £38,670 in three months, attributed to named customers with no verified results, no strike rate, no record of losing runs. There's no published proof of any of it. There's also no mention of the thing every winning punter runs into eventually: bookmakers restrict or close accounts that keep beating them. That's left off the page entirely and it matters. If you enjoy racing, have a bank you can genuinely afford to lose, and want someone else doing the form study, a tips email is a fair thing to pay for. If you're buying it to fix a money problem, this is the least likely thing to do it.
Pros
- Genuinely quick once the email lands
- No software or account setup beyond a bookmaker you already use
- Monthly billing, so you can stop after one month
- Someone else does the selection work
Cons
- No verified results, strike rate or losing run record shown anywhere
- Price and cancellation terms aren't stated up front, and it rebills
- Never mentions that bookmakers limit or close winning accounts
What you get
A subscription tipster service. Each morning you get an email with a small number of horse racing selections, and you place those bets yourself using whatever online bookmaker account you already have. No software, no form study, no spreadsheets. Placing them takes a few minutes. The page doesn't say how many tips per day, what stakes to use, or how big a starting bank you need.
Before you buy
- Find the exact monthly price, the refund window and how to cancel before entering card details
- Set a betting bank you could lose completely, and don't top it up from money you need
- Ask for dated past selections with starting prices; if none exist, treat the income figures as advertising
Who it suits
Someone who already enjoys betting on racing for fun and wants tips handed to them, betting small amounts they can afford to lose
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