Check out the website pyckio.com they have a ranking system to determine the best tipster and have a transparent way of charging for tips. You can see every tipster they consider "pro" and choose which one you want to to follow.
You can also follow a bunch of pretty good tipsters for free.
I had a guy on twitter that was insane. I felt like he was corrupt somehow with how accurate some of his picks were. He went paid after shortly. You can find good tipsters but watch out for the ones that delete tweets and so on.
Wouldn't suggest paying tbh. Unless you're so well off.
25 EUR/GBP per month is the average for the reasonably priced sources. From anecdotal evidence, people charging £5-£10 per month are usually VERY flaky. You get a lot of messages like "SORRY BOYS THIS IS AN UNUSUAL STREAK FOR ME!!" showing they are very unprofessional. Everyone has drawdowns, if people are quick to get publically emotional they aren't worth following.
I'd advise to stay away from tip sharing sites as a whole and look for verified people with their own websites full of the suitable information you want to know. Problem with sites that are a host for several tipsters is that they are purely 100% advertisements. The site isn't there to offer a service to customers, it's there to get 30% commission by letting other people do it. It's so very easy to make bad tipsters look good.
Remember if you are going to pay someone to offer you tips, look at a 3 month minimum chart and when they post their tips as a minimum. There are many other variables you should look at but, those are personal to the user. Generally it's about what YOU can expect to achieve following them, not how much they make theoretically.
Finally, don't let casual bettors tell you that people who charge for tips aren't worth it. It's an investment, not paying some dodgy dave down the pub for his opinion on Man Utd for the weekend.
An very well rounded answer, I agree with everything you’ve said, almost like your flair is accurate...
One additional point I’d make is that with the 3 months history, it helps if it’s verified by a third party. Tipstrr, Pyckio etc
Hmmm..if they are on 3rd party site like tipstrr generally the prices are higher to compensate. Although I've not had a full scour of the site, nobody I've found on any site like that I could follow. Paying more means lower edge for the bettor, and more users means the prices go down faster.
To get to your point, if people are living about their history..people are quick to point that out fortunately. There are scams around for sure but..they are easily avoidable.
With the responses here, looks like im paying too much. Currently on a monthly subscription 180usd for tips (60usd if you want weekly tips). Big advantage if you use pinny and marathon (for dodgy matches that usually dont get offered on other sites). Im assuming they're actual asian bookies that are able to see dodgy money market moves. Service is excellent just need to always on top of emails.
The amount you pay is relative, just because the market average is lower than what you pay doesn't mean it's going to earn you the same return. Liquidity and volume are big factors. If you feel you are paying too much I'd look elsewhere but, for 180USD you are probably getting a professional service. £25 service isn't going to be good in comparison but who knows. It's visceral.
True. Ive made decent money backing in leagues like - vietnam u19, lower middle eastern football, college football tournaments etc. Ive already thought of them having some inside info on the alerts they send out.
The problem with paying for tips is that is usually a closed service, so there is no public accountability, like there usually is with free tipsters. And it's easier to scam this way.
Plenty of free tipsters who are just as good as the paid version
I don't think we should pay for tip nowadays. There are a lot of opensource data and channels. If you look closer every tipster: paid or unpaid doesn't guarantee the good ROI and you still have to stay systematic and gambling free.
First of all you need to change the mindset. Fortunately, there are technologies and apps that help you to be focused and productive.
Depends on ROI and number of tips but £10-15 is probably standard for a lot of my footy tipsters. Possibly up to £20-30 but that should be max. Let me know if you find anyone that looks decent
They are all inplay football value betting tipsters. Ideally need a 365 account, a lot of these guys have hundreds of followers so you have to be quick to get on their bets. All have an roi of between 20-30%, some good money to be made if you can manage to keep your account open long enough before you get limited. I'm yet to find many free tipsters on twitter etc that track all of their bets and show consistent profit. You have to ask, why would anyone give free tips if they were good enough and profitable?
> You have to ask, why would anyone give free tips if they were good enough and profitable?
You have to ask, why would anyone sell their tips if they were good enough and profitable?
Because it's free money? Free money on top of the fact you can still put the bet on yourself before anyone else (gaining the best odds). It's guaranteed regular monthly income that does not require having an active betting account (this is hard to maintain if you are profitable as already mentioned). It's risk free and does not require the hassle of placing any wagers with any bookmakers (sometimes withdrawing can be made difficult) with 0% bankroll required. You can make thousands a month by doing nothing more than tipping a couple of games every few days, these guys probably don't work 9-5 40 hours a week I'm guessing. For example my most popular footy tipster charges £15 a month and has over 500 members (he posted the first tip today for 6 days), do the maths...I have a horse racing tipster who charges £35 a month and has 300 members, his £19.99 basic package group has 800 followers alone, do the maths....
Says the guy commenting LULW on every other post? Are you a troll or just a clueless mug punter, genuine question? Also why are you subscribed to a soccer betting forum following shitty reddit tips and then not listening when someone explains to you how it's possible to make guaranteed profits month in month out using pro tipsters? If you asked nicely I'd probably even share the names and resources available with you (even though not in my favour to do so). How would affiliate links make any profit for a pro tipster who is profitable every month? At least autistic people are good at maths, unlike you...twice on these threads me and others have talked about pro tipsters and people just call bull shit on what we are saying when they are clueless and won't even listen to straight forward facts and reasoning. I posted this pic of my wife's account that got limited in January after I made a bit fo profit using it - [https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/asmrok/for\_people\_over\_on\_rsoccerbetting\_who\_question/](https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/asmrok/for_people_over_on_rsoccerbetting_who_question/)
Also were you on the risk free inplay offer for Liverpool - Bayern last night? 0-0 at 12-1 paid a sweet £600 profit on one account, £300 on another. I'm thinking probably not as you are a mug punter.
I triggered you good, didn't I? I know that I am wasting my time here, but anyway: I don't follow anybody's tips. I don't need to. I bet very frugally and sporadically. I don't go for u21 games, which I am assuming you do. Also, 4k is not a big enough profit to get limited for.
We bet on cambodia u18 women and all sorts of shit, that's why having a 365 account it so important as no other bookies have these games. I had that account for over a year, using it at the same time as my other accounts. Found using the same wifi for multiple accounts is not ideal for avoiding getting limited as they track IP. I had one account last 3 days and I only made £200 so it is enough. My dads account is doing fine since I only ever use 4G on my iphone.
Because it's still profit? My first account got me £6.5k, on my 5th account now then might eventually have to start using 10bet or betfair etc. This is the benefit of having paid subscribers who can earn you money rather than worrying about setting up new accounts.
You'll find that most tipsters work full time jobs. If you sell a service on the side that is profitable then it's extra guaranteed money for your work. Even with compounding, profitable people don't make enough money to quit their jobs without getting limited on football. The odds are far too low.
I have a 70% win rate and a proven unit return (i.e I actually have tracked ROI) - I'm not one of those twitter tipsters, but operate on Discord and in private. I'll be launching my full service in the summer but until then I can help out on Discord
My rates are pretty reasonable I would say
His name is Sepp Blatter. He can’t be found
You don’t need to pay for tips. There are so many good free tipping services out there plus reddit and Twitter etc
What are some good free tipping services?
Which would that be?
What is a "good tipping" service for you?
Check out the website pyckio.com they have a ranking system to determine the best tipster and have a transparent way of charging for tips. You can see every tipster they consider "pro" and choose which one you want to to follow. You can also follow a bunch of pretty good tipsters for free.
I had a guy on twitter that was insane. I felt like he was corrupt somehow with how accurate some of his picks were. He went paid after shortly. You can find good tipsters but watch out for the ones that delete tweets and so on. Wouldn't suggest paying tbh. Unless you're so well off.
Where can i find this guy mate?
Do you have his handle?
What's the twitter of the tipster you mentioned?
?
25 EUR/GBP per month is the average for the reasonably priced sources. From anecdotal evidence, people charging £5-£10 per month are usually VERY flaky. You get a lot of messages like "SORRY BOYS THIS IS AN UNUSUAL STREAK FOR ME!!" showing they are very unprofessional. Everyone has drawdowns, if people are quick to get publically emotional they aren't worth following. I'd advise to stay away from tip sharing sites as a whole and look for verified people with their own websites full of the suitable information you want to know. Problem with sites that are a host for several tipsters is that they are purely 100% advertisements. The site isn't there to offer a service to customers, it's there to get 30% commission by letting other people do it. It's so very easy to make bad tipsters look good. Remember if you are going to pay someone to offer you tips, look at a 3 month minimum chart and when they post their tips as a minimum. There are many other variables you should look at but, those are personal to the user. Generally it's about what YOU can expect to achieve following them, not how much they make theoretically. Finally, don't let casual bettors tell you that people who charge for tips aren't worth it. It's an investment, not paying some dodgy dave down the pub for his opinion on Man Utd for the weekend.
An very well rounded answer, I agree with everything you’ve said, almost like your flair is accurate... One additional point I’d make is that with the 3 months history, it helps if it’s verified by a third party. Tipstrr, Pyckio etc
Hmmm..if they are on 3rd party site like tipstrr generally the prices are higher to compensate. Although I've not had a full scour of the site, nobody I've found on any site like that I could follow. Paying more means lower edge for the bettor, and more users means the prices go down faster. To get to your point, if people are living about their history..people are quick to point that out fortunately. There are scams around for sure but..they are easily avoidable.
With the responses here, looks like im paying too much. Currently on a monthly subscription 180usd for tips (60usd if you want weekly tips). Big advantage if you use pinny and marathon (for dodgy matches that usually dont get offered on other sites). Im assuming they're actual asian bookies that are able to see dodgy money market moves. Service is excellent just need to always on top of emails.
The amount you pay is relative, just because the market average is lower than what you pay doesn't mean it's going to earn you the same return. Liquidity and volume are big factors. If you feel you are paying too much I'd look elsewhere but, for 180USD you are probably getting a professional service. £25 service isn't going to be good in comparison but who knows. It's visceral.
True. Ive made decent money backing in leagues like - vietnam u19, lower middle eastern football, college football tournaments etc. Ive already thought of them having some inside info on the alerts they send out.
Try me. don't have to pay a dime
Paying is not the problem. The probability of the tips hitting is my concern
The problem with paying for tips is that is usually a closed service, so there is no public accountability, like there usually is with free tipsters. And it's easier to scam this way. Plenty of free tipsters who are just as good as the paid version
Check olbg.com, good tips and is free
I don't think we should pay for tip nowadays. There are a lot of opensource data and channels. If you look closer every tipster: paid or unpaid doesn't guarantee the good ROI and you still have to stay systematic and gambling free. First of all you need to change the mindset. Fortunately, there are technologies and apps that help you to be focused and productive.
Depends on ROI and number of tips but £10-15 is probably standard for a lot of my footy tipsters. Possibly up to £20-30 but that should be max. Let me know if you find anyone that looks decent
Can you tell us a little bit more about tipsters you use and their performance?
They are all inplay football value betting tipsters. Ideally need a 365 account, a lot of these guys have hundreds of followers so you have to be quick to get on their bets. All have an roi of between 20-30%, some good money to be made if you can manage to keep your account open long enough before you get limited. I'm yet to find many free tipsters on twitter etc that track all of their bets and show consistent profit. You have to ask, why would anyone give free tips if they were good enough and profitable?
> You have to ask, why would anyone give free tips if they were good enough and profitable? You have to ask, why would anyone sell their tips if they were good enough and profitable?
Because it's free money? Free money on top of the fact you can still put the bet on yourself before anyone else (gaining the best odds). It's guaranteed regular monthly income that does not require having an active betting account (this is hard to maintain if you are profitable as already mentioned). It's risk free and does not require the hassle of placing any wagers with any bookmakers (sometimes withdrawing can be made difficult) with 0% bankroll required. You can make thousands a month by doing nothing more than tipping a couple of games every few days, these guys probably don't work 9-5 40 hours a week I'm guessing. For example my most popular footy tipster charges £15 a month and has over 500 members (he posted the first tip today for 6 days), do the maths...I have a horse racing tipster who charges £35 a month and has 300 members, his £19.99 basic package group has 800 followers alone, do the maths....
Excellent reply, and that's the way it is
You are legitimately autistic. I bet you follow affiliated "tipsters" as well.
Says the guy commenting LULW on every other post? Are you a troll or just a clueless mug punter, genuine question? Also why are you subscribed to a soccer betting forum following shitty reddit tips and then not listening when someone explains to you how it's possible to make guaranteed profits month in month out using pro tipsters? If you asked nicely I'd probably even share the names and resources available with you (even though not in my favour to do so). How would affiliate links make any profit for a pro tipster who is profitable every month? At least autistic people are good at maths, unlike you...twice on these threads me and others have talked about pro tipsters and people just call bull shit on what we are saying when they are clueless and won't even listen to straight forward facts and reasoning. I posted this pic of my wife's account that got limited in January after I made a bit fo profit using it - [https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/asmrok/for\_people\_over\_on\_rsoccerbetting\_who\_question/](https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/asmrok/for_people_over_on_rsoccerbetting_who_question/) Also were you on the risk free inplay offer for Liverpool - Bayern last night? 0-0 at 12-1 paid a sweet £600 profit on one account, £300 on another. I'm thinking probably not as you are a mug punter.
I triggered you good, didn't I? I know that I am wasting my time here, but anyway: I don't follow anybody's tips. I don't need to. I bet very frugally and sporadically. I don't go for u21 games, which I am assuming you do. Also, 4k is not a big enough profit to get limited for.
We bet on cambodia u18 women and all sorts of shit, that's why having a 365 account it so important as no other bookies have these games. I had that account for over a year, using it at the same time as my other accounts. Found using the same wifi for multiple accounts is not ideal for avoiding getting limited as they track IP. I had one account last 3 days and I only made £200 so it is enough. My dads account is doing fine since I only ever use 4G on my iphone.
You also have to ask if someone is so In the know why would they need to charge for tips in the first place?
Do you really think bookies are going to keep letting you make thousands from them? No they close your account. Then what do you do?
So why pay for a tipster then? If it’s profitable your account will be locked...
Because it's still profit? My first account got me £6.5k, on my 5th account now then might eventually have to start using 10bet or betfair etc. This is the benefit of having paid subscribers who can earn you money rather than worrying about setting up new accounts.
You'll find that most tipsters work full time jobs. If you sell a service on the side that is profitable then it's extra guaranteed money for your work. Even with compounding, profitable people don't make enough money to quit their jobs without getting limited on football. The odds are far too low.
>standard Thanks for the response! How much tips do you get for the 10-15?
This is per month
I have a 70% win rate and a proven unit return (i.e I actually have tracked ROI) - I'm not one of those twitter tipsters, but operate on Discord and in private. I'll be launching my full service in the summer but until then I can help out on Discord My rates are pretty reasonable I would say