Betting can often feel like a solitary game and it’s rare for any of us to regularly talk about our punting in an honest and transparent way, if at all (booming on social media doesn’t count!).
Rowan Day’s Bet Diary Series does just that, with his highs, lows and everything in-between covered in his excellent weekly posts on his usage of tipsters to make a profit betting.
In the latest SBC Podcast I am joined by a fascinating guest who’s service was the at the centre of the latest SBC Magazine.
Thomas Pearson is the owner/operator of the service that bears his name and he has built up a very impressive record since he started his horse racing tipping at the start of 2023.
Big prices, big winners and 20%+ returns to Betfair SP have made him popular with a wide ranging audience and in this chat we discuss all aspects of his service alongside his journey to get here and his own personal betting.
The latest SBC Magazine (Issue 145) has just been published, and it is packed with information, news, resources and reviews to help you make your betting profitable.
Horse racing is a sport where how you tip matters and our first tipster review looks at a service that does everything right.
As a follow up to SBC Podcast #78 (which I have linked up below incase you missed it), today, we were joined by Matthew Trenhaile to talk about all things tipsters. Matthew has been a long time user of the Smart Betting Club (he even goes back to the Secret Betting Club days!) and he has many views on how to assess tipsters that were as interesting as you would expect!
In the latest SBC Podcast I am joined by a guest that I have been chasing and cajoling for for a long, long time!
Matthew Trenhaile (or ‘Trench’) has worked in various roles within the industry for operators such as Mustard Bet and most recently, Pinnacle.
Alongside this, he has compiled odds for several sports, worked at spread firms (in both betting and finance) and developed an insight into the betting ecosystem that few possess.
Last week we shared news of a new 1 hour 15 minute long video drop where we discussed 10 tipsters that are suitable for everyone, wherever they are and the majority of this group are also accessible with sharp bookmakers and exchanges.
Mads Kindberg Nielsen was a recent guest on SBC Podcast #77 (links for which are below) and at the end of that chat, he talked about betting psychology, with some practical tips to improve performance. With Mads’ permission, we have translated a post that he released in Danish at https://monetosbetting.dk/kindbergs-corner-hold-styr-paa-hovedet/ to read here. No edits have been made to the text.
In the latest SBC Podcast I am joined by Mads from the in-play football tipping service Monetos and am pleased to welcome for the first time – our brand new podcast sponsor – Matchbook.
In-play betting has exploded in popularity along with the ‘smartphone era’ and for the most part, it is seen as a very difficult nut to crack, with high overrounds, issues around data feeds and a more complex modelling task all providing challenges for serious bettors.
Betting is an increasingly global business and here at the SBC we have been creating lots of resources that are tailored to your own circumstances. Some of you are limited by your location, the betting operators available to you and regulation in different jurisdictions varies. We have got anyone and everyone covered!
The August SBC Magazine featured two major tipster reviews of services which could not be more different.
The first review was a look at the very impressive NFL service that ticked a lot of boxes. You can read more about that here.
The second review presented a very different challenge as on the face of it, this looked to be a promising racing service, yet it was only when we ran our detailed analysis that several flaws were revealed.