GK Goal Knowledge

+21.50% average per month

with Whitaker Staking in the last 3 months

A New betting bot “GK05.01” from GK Goal Knowledge is available. It does not need a subscriptions. It uses a 50-50 profit share model.

You only pay if you win.

Average profit +21% increase on the bank per month. (Based on 3 months of data and 1,360 markets.)

My Bot Making Service and 1-to-1 Online Sessions allow me to meet a variety of people and their betting ideas.

Some bots struggle to make a profit, and some bots hit green right from the start. Most people are quite guarded about their bots, but sometimes I can persuade them to share one of their bots. Greg is one of those guys.

Greg comes from a background of successful manual trading on Betfair. He had working trading methods and wanted to see if it was possible to automate his system so that he could spend more time back in the real world.

Greg came to me with over 50 bot strategy ideas about 4 months ago. And many of those bots are still in the green. In our weekly sessions we have built, honed, duplicated, analysed and expanded this bot set to nearly 200 bots.

He has now agreed to share one of those bots with us on a 50-50 profit share basis. It is the best performing of all his bots.

 

+30 units profit in 4 months on £1 level stakes

since July 7th 2025 after 1,723 markets.

+64% increase in 3 months on a £100 Bank with Whitaker Staking

 since August 8th 2025 after 1,360 markets.

2025-11-13 data)

AUS Residents Note: These are in play bets, so Australia residents will need a non-AUS VPS to run this bot.

 

I think we can all agree that +65% in 3 months is really good on Whitaker Stakes (smart level stakes).

There are nearly 2,000 bets worth of data to prove this is a real value trend and a working bot.

 

Here are the screenshots from the last 3 months for level stakes and Whitaker Staking.

Original Test Bot Results

1 GBP Level stakes

100 GBP Bank Whitaker Staking

How the profit share model works:

For GK05.01, we are using a 50% profit share model. It seems fairer than monthly subscriptions.

At the start, you need to pay a one-time £50 fee to register and show you are serious. (In my experience, people do not value “free” bots and we need a token of sincerity.)

Then, you tell me the bank size you want to allot to the bot. (Minimum 1k GBP / 1k EUR / 2k AUD equivalent) And then I send you a bot locked to that stake and has an expiry date. (Too many people edit the bot stakes mid-month and turn winning months into losing months)

You run the bot for about 1 month until the 14th of the next month and then send me a screenshot of the bot and pay 50% of the profit to me. GK05.01 months run 15th to 14th. profit is based on your bot screenshot, not mine.

You only pay if there is new profit.

If a month ends in profit, you send me a screenshot of the bot and pay 50% of the profit. Then I send you a bot for the next monthly period.

If a month ends in a loss, you send me a screenshot of the bot. Then I send you a bot for the next monthly period. Next month’s profit share will be based on the combined profit/loss of the losing month bot and the new bot’s results. You only pay if there is new profit.

For Example: 

Starting bank £1,000

Bot 1 for Month 1 +£200 profit, pay 50% of £200, you get Bot 2 for Month 2 (Your total profit is now +£100)

Bot 2 for Month 2 -£200 loss, no payment, bot shows -£200. You leave the bot there and use Bot 3 for Month 3.

Bot 3 for Month 3 +£300 profit, but minus the -£200 of Month 2 leaves +£100. pay 50% of the new £100 profit, not the month’s £300 profit. (Your total profit is now +£150)

In the case above, you made £150 profit in 3 months, and that is after £150 in profit share fees, but in the old system of a fixed £100 subscription per month you would have paid £300 for those 3 months in subscriptions. So, the profit share model is fairer.

To start, please tell me the bank size you want to run for this month.

For example, “Tom, I would like to run GK05.01 with a 2k EUR bank.”

I added his bot to my main set from November 8th. (5,000 bank using Whitaker Staking) (2025-11-13 data)