I brought the program years ago. It centers on a slim margin of wins compared to losses. The company fudges their results by including race venues that win & discounting ones that lose. They expect you to bet $400 per race, so if you average one race to double your money per week your up $20K in a year. Considering you might bet on minium of 10 races a week, your expected to win 6 out of 10. It's gambling & easy to lose $20k instead of winning it. The company buries alot of bad press about the program through search engine optimisation, linking their own positive comments about the program to online sites. They own the program so you can't resell it, you only have the license to operate it. I used to lose money on it every week until I gave up on it having spent months poring over the data & losing. Their testemonials on their website are unbelievable actors who look so uncomfortable lying in front of the camera. When you lose money their trainers keep telling you that you need more training. I'm not saying that it can't earn you money, but having kept in contact with others who brought the program none have made it work. Your better off investing your hard earned cash into something far less risky.

What a joke, $26, 000 for crap that does not work, Matthew whyatt we are coming for you.
Shameless lies from shameless people who just rip you off.
How can you sleep at night.

Calling all Auzzies and Kiwis, don, t buy crap.

Hi to all who are considering buying the Trilogs betting software. I bought the software in 2009 after I lost my job. I bought a Franchise magazine at the time and Trilogics were advertising in the magazine..eventhough it isn't a franchise.
They use "experienced" users and pay them to show prospective customers their software.
I did the training and started betting live. This was the start of the most stressfull and unhappiest time of my life. I was lied to by the office and the demonstrators and even the trainers who claimed they conviced their family members to purchase the program and they were makeing money.
My advice is to stay well clear of anything to do with horsebetting programs or anything that looks remotely like one.
They are conmen and women and will con you out of your hard earned money...
My advise is to google them and read the ACCC reports. If you see the Trilogics program advertised anywere call the ACCC.