06/03/20 Mark Hunter Tips & Best Bets review

Mark Hunter had a cracking weekend on the punt, and so did everyone who followed his tips.

The ex-Aussie Rules star and Melbourne tipping expert cleaned up at the Valley on Friday night.

He then backed that up by finding some more winners at Flemington on Saturday, ensuring that his followers had plenty of cash to splash.

As we've detailed in the past, Hunter is one of Australia's best media experts when it comes to tipping at Flemington.

It's not often that he misses out two weeks in-a-row at the track.

And with another big Flemington meet scheduled for this Saturday, you'd be hard pressed to find a better performing tipster. 

Demonstrating his pedigree at Melbourne's headquarters, Hunter's Flemington tips rank him amongst the top 3 media experts in the country over the past 365 days at the track.

Mark Hunter's impressive 365 day Flemington statistics.

If you'd like to purchase Hunter's Saturday racing tips and exclusive staking plan for this weekend, you can do that here.

But now let's delve a little deeper into Hunter's results from the weekend.

At Moonee Valley last Friday, he tipped the winner in each of the first four races on the card.

This included the $6.40 Sovereign Legend in Race 2, as well as 8/1 shot Sebrekate in Race 4.

On top of that, Hunter's selections in the last four races at the Valley all finished in the top 3.

In other words, with a bit more luck, he could've easily tipped the card.

Each-way punters would have been laughing considering the average place price of his selections paid over $2.00

As it stands, he ended up with a tidy 56% POT from win bets with an even stake.

But if you followed his staking plan exclusive to theGreatTipOff.com which you can get here, this POT jumped up to 64%.

Hunter on fire at The Valley

Hunter was clearly on the ball and this rolled into Saturday's Flemington meet as well.

There, he found 3 winners for his followers, including the talented colt Ilovemyself.

This was Hunter's best winner on the day, paying a healthy $4.50 on the tote.

All signs point to yet another profitable weekend for the Melbourne guru.