If you’ve been exploring ways to make a bit of extra money through betting, without risking everything, you might’ve come across Horse Racing Oracle. It’s a structured betting service that aims for small daily profits on UK horse racing, either by placing bets manually or letting a newly launched bot do the work for you.
In this post, I’ll walk you through how it works, how to minimise your risk, and how to use it most safely, whether you prefer the manual method or want to hand things over to the automated version.
What Is Horse Racing Oracle?
Horse Racing Oracle is a service designed to help you grow your betting balance gradually. You can choose between:
- Manual betting: Log into your member area and follow the daily bet selections on your own Betfair account.
- Automatic bot: Link your Betfair account to their bot, set your targets, and it places the bets for you, no manual input needed.
The bot is relatively new, but its betting method has been thoroughly back-tested, which is how they developed the system’s criteria, staking plan, and rules (including a maximum of 8 bets per day).
How it Works
You set a daily profit target, ranging from 0.5% to 2%, and the system calculates your stakes based on your current balance.
Example:
If your balance is £250 and your target is 1%, the bot aims to make £2.50 profit for the day. If a bet loses, the next stake is increased slightly to recover the loss and still try to hit your original target, up to a maximum of 8 bets per day.
If you hit your profit goal, the system stops betting for the day. If all 8 bets lose, it stops too; you don’t keep chasing.
Risk Management Features
No system is completely without risk, but Horse Racing Oracle includes a few sensible features to protect your balance:
- Stops if 8 bets lose in a day – limits how much you can lose in one session, helping you avoid spiralling losses.
- Minimum starting balance of £200 – ensures Betfair’s minimum stake rules are met
- Adjusts stake size automatically – to aim for your target while covering any losses
- Stops when daily profit is hit – avoids unnecessary extra betting
This structure makes it more disciplined than typical loss-chasing strategies.
Manual vs Bot: What’s Safer?
Both versions follow the same rules, but:
- The manual version lets you stay in control; you place each bet yourself.
- The bot version is more hands-off; it calculates and places bets automatically, and it stops once your target is met.
Because the bot removes emotion and human error, I think it’s the safer option for most people. It follows the rules exactly and doesn’t second-guess itself.
Just remember: you’ll need to connect your Betfair account securely and keep your balance topped up enough to cover the stake sizing.
Staking calculator, manual version:
How Much Can You Make?
That depends on your starting balance, your daily target, and how consistent you are.
Let’s say:
- Your starting balance is £250
- You aim for a 1% profit per day
- You compound your earnings (reinvest daily profits)
If you bet 6 days a week (excluding Sundays), by the end of the month, you could grow your balance to around £320–£330. This assumes you hit your target most days and don’t have significant losing streaks.
Keep in mind, there are monthly subscription fees:
- £67/month for the bot version
- £19.99/month for the manual version
So with a £250 balance, your net profit would be quite modest after subtracting the subscription, unless you’re using it with a larger bankroll.
If your goal is to earn £800–£1,000 per month (bot version), you’d realistically need a starting balance of around £4,000–£5,000. That would give you about £40–£50 per day, assuming a consistent 1% target and factoring in the bot fee and occasional down days.
Tips for Using Horse Racing Oracle Safely
- Start with a small target (e.g. 1% daily) to get a feel for how it works
- Use the free trial before committing to the full price
- Make sure you have at least £200–£250 in your balance
- Withdraw profits once you’ve comfortably passed your base balance
- Don’t raise your daily % unless you’re confident and prepared for occasional down days
- Treat it like a side hustle, not a get-rich-quick scheme
Final Thoughts
Horse Racing Oracle is one of the more structured and risk-aware betting systems I’ve tried. The fact that the bot stops once the goal is reached gives you peace of mind, and the cap on daily bets prevents things from getting out of hand.
That said, you still need to approach it carefully. It’s not passive income in the purest sense, and you do need a buffer to absorb any down days. But if you’re looking for a system that can deliver small, consistent gains, it’s worth testing out, especially during the trial period.
You can try either version for free for 7 days:
👉 Horse Racing Oracle Manual Version
👉 Horse Racing Oracle Auto Version
Let me know how you get on, or if you’ve used similar bots or staking plans, I’m always interested in hearing how others approach risk-managed betting.
