Each Way Multiplier (Pete Thompson)

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Each Way Multiplier (Pete Thompson) review

Daily each-way horse racing selections for punters who want a plan instead of hunches

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By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.

Is it worth it?

If you back horses, you know the pattern. One good Saturday, then three weeks of near misses, and the account is lower than you like to admit. What people usually want at that point is not a jackpot. It is someone else doing the form study so the losing runs get shorter. That is what Each Way Multiplier offers. Pete Thompson sends out each-way selections and pairs them into each-way doubles, so a horse that only places still returns something and you are not relying on outright winners. The strategy is real and well known among each-way punters. The open question is whether his selections are good enough to make it pay. The headline numbers (824 bets, 37.1 percent strike rate, 17.55 percent profit, £100 becoming £24,758) come from his own spreadsheet, with no independent audit, so read them as the seller's claim. The page also never shows the staking plan, and getting from £100 to £24,758 would need your stakes to grow a very long way past £100. The practical side matters too. Each-way doubles need a bookmaker who takes them at fair place terms, and accounts that keep winning tend to get restricted. Tipping pages rarely mention that. Worth a month if you already bet and want more structure. Not a way to make money out of nothing.

Pros

  • Selections are done for you, so it is minutes a day
  • Each-way doubles are a genuine, well understood approach
  • Results are published rather than just described
  • Works at ordinary high street and online bookmakers

Cons

  • The profit figures are self-reported and not independently checked
  • Ongoing subscription, so the cost keeps running whether tips win or lose
  • Nothing about bookmaker account restrictions, which hits winning punters
  • No price, delivery time or refund terms shown on the page

What you get

A subscription tipping service, not a course. You get Pete Thompson's each-way selections, mostly each-way singles and each-way doubles, with the stakes and odds he advises. You place them yourself at your own bookmaker, which the page says takes about five minutes a day. There is a results spreadsheet covering the 824 bets quoted. What it does not say is how many tips arrive daily, when, or by what method.

Before you buy

  • Check whether you are signing up monthly or annually, and what it renews at after any discount
  • Ask what the refund window is before you pay, and get it in writing
  • Work out a betting bank you can genuinely afford to lose, and check your bookmakers accept each-way doubles at decent place terms

Who it suits

Regular punters who already bet on horses most weeks and want someone else doing the selections

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