Greyhound tipsters who show their working are rare, so Trap2HareTips deserve credit before anything else. The results sheet is one of the most detailed I’ve come across. Every bet listed — date, track, race time, advised price, stake, result — running back to May 2025 and past 2,000 selections. Broken down by month, and by odds range. There’s no hiding place in a spreadsheet like that, and plenty of services would never publish one.

The record itself is strong. Over 1,000 units of profit and an ROI in the high twenties across the full period, which for greyhound racing is serious work.

What struck me most is a column most tipsters leave out altogether: the starting price alongside the advised price. It’s worth understanding what it’s telling you, because it’s the key to getting the most from this service.

The advised prices are consistently bigger than SP — often a third bigger. A dog goes up at 3.75 and starts at 2.20. That gap is where the edge lives, and it’s genuinely impressive judgement to find prices that far ahead of the market that often. But it does mean the profit belongs to subscribers who get on early. Take SP instead and you’re betting a different proposition entirely.

So my advice to anyone joining would be practical rather than cautionary. Have notifications on. Have a few accounts open, because greyhound markets are thin and the early prices come in small stakes. Expect around seven bets a day spread from mid-morning through to late evening. Bet them promptly and you’re following the service as intended.

At £14.99 a month, with a £6.99 weekly option if you’d rather test it first, the price is fair for the volume and the transparency on offer. Just go in knowing this is a service that rewards being quick.

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