The Market Mole

Introducing your new racing betting tool that does the digging, sorting, checking and dirty work for you.

The Market Mole is a new daily UK and Irish racing service created for punters who want strong NAP-style selections without spending half the morning buried in the racecards.

Members receive 1-2 selections per day, sent straight to their inbox with clear staking advice, so following the service is simple, quick and easy to work into a normal day.

4 Simple Steps. Around 5 Minutes A Day.

The results already on the board are encouraging.

Since February 2026, the service has produced +286 points profit, with a +51% strike rate, +34% ROI, and five winning months from five.

Using a £5,000 starting bank with a 100-point bank approach, that would have turned into £16,838 in just five months.

That is £11,838 profit from a service where the average odds so far are 2.64, which tells you this is not some wild outsider approach relying on miracle winners.

It is a steady, sharp and easy-to-follow racing service designed for punters who want to give themselves a proper chance of making some money.

Most racing punters have been there.

You open the cards with good intentions, start looking through the meetings, check the favourites, spot a few that look interesting, change your mind twice, then end up backing something because it feels like the best of a confusing bunch.

That is where racing becomes hard work.

The Market Mole gives members a much simpler way to attack the day’s racing. The study is done before the selection lands in your inbox, the staking is made clear, and the only thing left to do is follow the advice.

The service focuses on well-priced NAP-style bets from across the UK and Ireland. Some days that may be one selection, while other days there may be two, depending on what the cards offer.

The main thing is that members are not being dragged into every race, every meeting and every half-chance going.

The Mole’s job is to find the strongest daily racing opinions and send them clearly. Your job is to follow the move.

There are plenty of ways to bet on horses, but a lot of them are difficult to stick with long term.

Big-price outsider services can be exciting when they land, but the quiet spells can test anyone’s patience. Short-priced favourites can look safe, but anyone who has backed enough of them knows they are not always the easy money they appear to be.

The Market Mole sits in a much better space.

The average odds so far are 2.64, which gives members a nice balance between regular winners and prices that can still move the bank forward properly.

A well-priced NAP does not need to be a massive price. It simply needs to look like a horse with a stronger chance than the odds suggest.

That might be a runner at 5/1 with a clear form angle.

It might be a 3/1 shot in the right race.

It might be a favourite that looks genuinely solid rather than just popular.

The price is only part of the story. The real value comes from finding the horse with the right profile, the right set-up, and the right reason to be backed.

Around Christmas, we reached out to TBP members and asked a simple question.

What would you like to see from us in the new year?

The answer came back pretty clearly.

Plenty wanted another racing service, but not just another one that looked and sounded like everything else. They wanted something easier to follow, more selective, and built around stronger daily opinions rather than a long list of bets from every meeting going.

So we started looking.

We had a number of trialists come through the door, and to be honest, most of them did not make the grade. Some had a good week here and there, some looked promising for a while, but when we looked at the bigger picture, they were not what we wanted to put in front of TBP members.

Then this one stood out.

The strike rate was strong, the staking made sense, the selections were easy to follow, and the results kept moving in the right direction month after month.

That is how The Market Mole earned its place.

It was not picked because it sounded good on paper. It was picked because the numbers backed it up.

Points are useful for tracking performance, but let’s be honest, the real question is obvious.

What would this have meant in cash?

The headline figures on this page use the high-roller example, based on a £5,000 starting bank, a 100-point bank, and £50 per point initial stakes.

Following this approach with monthly compounding, that bank would have grown to £16,838 in just five months.

But this does not only work for bigger-staking members.

A standard punter using a £2,000 starting bank, a 100-point bank, and £20 per point initial stakes would have seen that bank grow to £6,735 over the same period.

So whether you are starting at £20 per point or £50 per point, the same approach applies.

The Market Mole is priced as it is because it's intended to be a service people actually use, not just another subscription sitting forgotten in an inbox.

A lot of punters spend more than that in a single afternoon backing horses they barely fancied in the first place.

The difference here is that you are paying for a structured daily betting tool that can become part of your routine throughout the year.

For some members, that will mean following at smaller stakes and steadily building confidence.

For others, it will become one of the main services they rely on day-to-day.

Either way, this is not aimed at people looking for the cheapest option available. It is aimed at people looking for a service worth following.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS AVAILABLE FOR JUST 75 PUNTERS

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