The FFF Plan Review

I have now finally found some time to write my review of The FFF Plan. I tried it some time ago on my Danish site over some time so I will not run a test of The FFF Plan here on this site.

What’s included in The FFF Plan

You will get a dowload link to the system so you get The FFF Plan as an ebook. The Ebook is on 44 pages and give you some rules you should follow.

The FFF Plan is a stop at a winner system where you set a target profit for the day, and when you have found your winner then you stop. It uses a progressive staking plan to win back any loss but also has a stop loss function so it will not get out of hand (the first day you lose)

However, it ask you to try to win half of the loss back plus your profit target after a losing day. A losing day does not happen very often but when it happens you lose big, and the next day you then have to try to win 50% of the total loss back. I think that you would have lost a lot more than your betting bank from 31st January – 5th Feburary where 4 out of 6 days were losing days by following the advice in the ebook.

Another thing I don’t like about the system is that they tell how Hazel went from £12 to £7000 in just one month. This can simply not be achieved with this system unless you have a bankroll around £70.000 or more and use much higher stakes.

My final verdict is that this system will empty your betting bank in the long run. It maybe works well for a week or a couple of months, but suddenly the bad losing run comes and you will lose everything you have earned in the past months.

If you love the idea of a stop at a winner system, then take a look at Favourites Phenomenon which has more results to back it up and which are not as agressive.

The FFF Plan is simply NOT to be recommended.

If anyone else has tried The FFF Plan then please share your comments by leaving a comment at the top of this article