The Each Way Pete sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Each Way Pete review
Daily each way horse racing tips aimed at value outsiders instead of short priced favourites
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
If you're here, you've probably followed someone else's tips for a few months and watched the bank drift down. The winners were odds on, the losers weren't, and the maths never worked out. Pete's page starts in exactly that spot, which is why it reads well. What he's offering is a different shape of bet. No favourites. He looks for horses the bookies have priced too big, caps it at three a day, and backs them each way so a place still pays. Bigger odds mean you don't need many winners to stay ahead. That's a genuine approach, not something made up. The headline figure, £1,556 a month from £10 stakes, is his claim and there's no verified record on the page behind it. Treat it as a best case. Value each way betting is streaky by nature: you can go a fortnight with nothing, then one big priced place pulls it back. If losing runs make you chase, this will hurt. Two things the page skips. It bills monthly, so the subscription comes out of your profit before you've made any. And if you do keep backing big priced winners, bookmakers start cutting your stakes back. That isn't a fault in the tips, it's just what happens to anyone who wins.
Pros
- Tells you the stakes and bet types, not just the horses
- Three bets a day maximum, so it takes minutes
- Each way cover means a placed horse still pays something
- Lower daily outlay than heavy odds on backing
Cons
- No verified, independently checked results anywhere on the page
- Recurring monthly fee comes out of any profit you make
- Big priced betting brings long barren spells, and winning accounts get restricted by bookmakers
What you get
Up to three horse racing selections a day, sent out as a subscription. They're value priced outsiders, not favourites. You also get the staking plan: £10 each way on each single, plus a £5 each way double, or doubles and a treble when there are three picks. Roughly £50 a day at the suggested stakes. The page doesn't say how or when tips arrive.
Before you buy
- Find the monthly price and how to cancel before you sign up, and check the refund window
- Check what time the tips are sent, since value prices shorten fast in the morning
- Set aside a betting bank you can afford to lose, and paper trade a few weeks first
Who it suits
Someone with a bank they can genuinely afford to lose, who can sit through losing runs and wants a structured each way routine rather than a get rich promise
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