Month: September 2017

Bash The Bookies: 60 Of The Best Tipsters Revealed

Posted on by Peter Ling

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SBC’s latest Tipster Profit Report has just been published, featuring ratings, rankings and reviews on 60 of the very best betting tipsters we have uncovered since 2006.

The report includes details of the 24 tipsters holding a ‘Hall of Fame’ rating – our list of the very best in the tipping world – those we recommend to bash the bookies with.

So if you are interested in betting for profit with tipsters, then this report includes everything you need to get started!

Sign-up now to gain instant access (and the entire SBC back catalogue) or read on for more…

INSIDE THE LATEST TIPSTER PROFIT REPORT

Bash The Bookies: 60 Of The Best Tipsters Revealed Including…

Tipster 1: The on-fire expert hitting a 106% ROI in just the last 6 months! An incredibly easy to follow service.

Tipster 2: The racing guru that’s made 3558 points profit over 13 years tipping. Consistently excellent.

Tipster 3: The service that’s made an easy 336% Bank Growth over the past year.

Tipster 4: The football expert with a 9.9% ROI edge over the bookies since August 2016. Outstanding form!

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Proud To Be Different – 100% Independent Stance

Best of all – the 60 tipsters included in this report have been independently evaluated and ranked with no affiliate links or kickbacks (unlike so many ‘tipster review’ websites).

The Smart Betting Club has a unique, 100% independent reviewing policy so when we say a tipster is good – its because it truly is and not because someone is paying us to say to. Read more on our stance and why we are different

Find The Best Tipsters For You!

Each Tipster Profit Report is designed to help you find the very best betting tipsters – those that have proven themselves to be successful over a long-term period of time.

To help with this we breakdown the 60 tipsters into different categories so you can easily compare and contrast them.

So for example you can find comparison tables detailing:

  • The best Horse Racing & Sports tipsters
  • The most profitable tipsters
  • The best tipsters from the last 12 months
  • The best low cost tipsters
  • The best free tipsters
  • The best betting bank growth tipsters
  • The best ‘odds availability’ tipsters (those that quote realistic prices)
  • And much more besides…

We also know that its not just profits in theory that you want but in practice. Which is why you can also view:

  • The Best ‘Adjusted Profits’ Tipsters – how their profits stand up if betting often 15 to 30 minutes after a tip is supplied (ideal if worried about not getting the advised prices!)
  • Unique ‘Suggested Profits’ Tables – how much money you need to risk and how much you can make betting. Fully tailored to each tipster to be entirely realistic.

Save Up To £38 On An SBC Membership!

You can pick up your copy of the latest Tipster Profit Report, the instant you join the SBC service with full access to our exclusive members-only area.

Best of all, you can now join and save up to £38 as part of our specially discounted 2017 membership prices.

Making it a great time to sign-up and see how we can help you and your betting!

Subscribe NOW to the Smart Betting Club

Best Regards,

Peter Ling
Smart Betting Club Editor

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16 ‘ Bad Tipster’ Warning Signs & The Bookie/Tipster Profit Share Problem

Posted on by Peter Ling

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Last week I was pleased to be quoted in an article published by the Guardian newspaper on the growing issue of tipsters and betting websites profiting from advising losing tips.

You can read the article in full here and whilst some of the phrasing at times I disagree with (for example I don’t think all tipsters involved are deliberately recommending losing tips – some after all are just bad at tipping) it serves to illustrate the problems that can confront you when seeking out quality tipping advice without expert guidance.

The problem the Guardian highlighted is one created by bookmakers who incentivise bad tipsters by offering a profit share of the losses their tips make from the customers they refer. This is done through what are termed ‘affiliate programs’ which are commonly used by many legitimate businesses across all kinds of industries.

Whilst I have no beef with affiliate programs per se – those that reward people with a profit share of losses are always going to be open to abuse and I am pleased to see this being clamped down on.

To illustrate the scale of the problem, this intriguing Football365 article made allegations about one particularly popular social media tipster with questions to answer on this front.

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How To Avoid Tipster Scams

Frustrated by the bad name these loss-share tipsters are giving the industry, one long-running and highly respected racing tipster, Wayne, owner of the Northern Monkey Punter tipster service shared his own ‘signs of a bad tipster’ shortlist on Twitter.

And with Wayne’s permission, I have copied his ‘signs of a bad tipster’ shortlist below and added a few extra points of my own to watch out for!

16 Signs Of A Bad Tipster…

  1. Tipsters who ‘Boom’ on social media when they have a winner.
  2. Tipsters who don’t have a proper registered website or address for transparency. After all, if they don’t have the time and wherewithal to setup a website these days – how serious can they really be?
  3. Tipsters with a short history of past bets. You need many hundreds, if not thousands of past bets to see if a tipster has a long-term edge. Otherwise they might have just got lucky!
  4. Tipsters that post bets with bookmaker affiliate links. As the Guardian article outlines, this is a warning sign that they might be taking up to a 30% cut from any losing bets you place with the bookmaker they are recommending.
  5. Tipsters who don’t proof their advice to a trusted third party (like SBC) who can verify them as a genuine expert. Also ensures losers can’t be conveniently deleted.
  6. Tipsters that don’t put up their full history of results for you to view (not just the winners!).
  7. Racing Tipsters who settle bets at prices available 5pm the night before racing. Several high-profile tipsters do it, yet these prices are not obtainable to punters staking more than £20. Even if you can get on, you will have your stakes restricted and accounts closed quickly.
  8. Tipsters that settle bets with prices available with poorly rated firms who are quick to restrict punters with even a modicum of ability. The likes of Stan James, Boylesports & Betfred are 3 notorious for this practice.
  9. Tipsters that settle bets at one standout price with just one bookmaker. If following a popular tipster, the chance of you matching those odds are minimal.
  10. Tipsters that contact you via post – where exactly have they got your details from? Some claim they will pay you if you the bet loses and request commission on winners should it win. Its total rubbish. The reality – they’ll run a mile if the bet loses and you’ll never hear from them again.
  11. Tipsters that claim to have inside information. Many members of the public think racing is fixed and so some rogue tipsters try to play on that idea by claiming to have inside information. This information is almost always totally bogus and you are being taken for a ride.
  12. Tipsters with no concept of value. They put up the most likely winner of the race (even if a 1/4 favourite) and never discuss odds.
  13. Tipsters who give no reasoning behind their bets (system based tipsters can be excused here) but surely you want to know why a tipster fancies a bet before you place it?
  14. Tipsters who post doctored images of winning bet slips from unproofed bets. It’s very easy these days to make up ‘winning bet’ slips and you can’t take them at face value as proof of success.
  15. Tipsters who quote winning amounts totally out of context – for example ‘Service X has made £5000 during Ascot’ with no stakes given to put that figure into perspective. It’s just a headline grabbing exercise. What if you had to risk £500,000 to make that £5,000? That doesn’t look so good after all does it!
  16. Tipsters who provide no advice or guidance on betting bank management and a staking plan to follow. If they are making up this as they go – chances are they are doing the same with their tips.

My thanks to to Wayne for sharing these tips. For further reading on him – check out our 2016 case study of why we rate Wayne’s service so highly.

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How To Find The Right Experts To Follow

Whilst there are undoubtedly plenty of rogue tipsters out there, especially on social media (where it is very easy to create new accounts and delete posts) there are equally many genuine, professional tipsters such as Wayne for you to follow.

If you are interested in learning more on just who these tipsters are including detailed, independent reviews of what they offer and who it is suitable for, then the Smart Betting Club is here to help.

Access to our service provides all the expert guidance you need on the tipsters to follow – those proven to genuinely make their follower money (and not the bookmakers!)

You can currently save £38 on the cost of subscription so don’t delay, sign-up right now and let us help you get started betting better right away!

Join the Smart Betting Club today and learn how we can help you and your betting.

Best Regards,

Peter Ling
Smart Betting Club Editor


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Revealed: One Man’s Summer of Profits Following 6 Tipsters

Posted on by Peter Ling

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To help showcase how YOU can realistically make money betting with tipsters, make sure you read the latest blog posts from SBC writer, Rowan Day on his own profitable betting performance this Summer.

Via his FREE Bet Diary Blog, Rowan details the performance of his tipster portfolio and exactly how much he has made (or lost) each month following them in.

Its fair to say its been an outstanding summer so far for him with 4 very profitable months, rounded off most recently by a 12.03% ROI and 6.88% Betting Bank Growth (AKA Return on Capital – ROC) made in August. Best of all, 5 out of the 6 tipsters he follows made a profit last month.

Here is what Rowan has achieved so far since his new ‘betting year’ began in April 2017:

All told, he has made an overall Betting Bank Growth (ROC) of 29.82% in just 4 months – nicely on target for another winning year.

Read His 2016/17 Bet Diary Profit Report (FREE)

The profits made by Rowan this summer are no flash in the pan as he has been betting profitably following tipsters for several years.

To highlight more on this, you can download FREE Rowan’s 2017 Bet Diary Profit Report, which illustrates the exact profits he made in the 2016/17 tax year following tipsters.

The good news is that it was another profitable year for him….Providing yet more evidence (were it needed) that the top rated tipsters we recommend are well worth following!

Click this link or the banner below to download your free Bet Diary PDF Report

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How To Match Or Even Improve On Rowan’s Profits

For the past 2 & 1/2 years, Rowan has been writing the ‘Bet Diary‘ blog for the Smart Betting Club, through which he has outlined the ongoing profit (and occasional losses) the tipsters he follows have made.

Check out the Bet Diary every fortnight for the latest from Rowan.

If you are keen to emulate Rowan (or even to simply copy his approach!) then you might like to consider a Smart Betting Club membership.

We provide you with all the information (both theoretical and practical) to help you make the most of betting for profit using professional tipsters.

Through access to the Smart Betting Club you can read all of our reports and magazines on the best tipsters for you to follow.

Best of all – you can sign-up now for either a Gold or Platinum subscription and enjoy a 90-day risk free membership. So if you find our service not to your liking (we don’t imagine you will!) then you can get your money back, no questions asked.

Sign-up now and get started with instant access to our service.

See you on the inside.

Peter Ling
SBC Editor
www.smartbettingclub.com

P.s. What’s more, you can currently save £38 on the cost of subscription so don’t delay, sign-up right now and let us help you get started betting better right away!

Who Is The Free Racing Tipster Hitting 27% ROI Since 2014?

Posted on by Peter Ling


Everyone loves GOOD free tips – which is why you can now access a whole host of quality tipsters FREE of charge with your Smart Betting Club Membership.

Quality tipsters such as ‘The Rooster‘, who since June 2016 has been supplying all his advice for free to SBC members via email and through access to the SBC Tipping Forum.

Following a simple and effective staking plan, since he first began sharing his tips all the way back in 2014, he has put up 1,155 tips and made 377.5 points profit at 27.67% Return on Investment!

At a basic £10 stake that is £3,775 profit! Not bad for a free tipster…

He has also made a fine profit each and every year since 2014 and continues to demonstrate a very clear edge over the bookmaker.

This is one Rooster with results to crow about!

Join The Smart Betting Club Today & Start Following The Rooster’s Tips!

16/1 Ebor Winner On Saturday

Only last week, The Rooster put up one Ante-post tip for the Ebor on Saturday – the eventual winner, Nakeeta, which he advised at 16/1 on the Monday a few days before the race. Here is what he had to say when tipping it up:

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He has some good course form most recently when 2nd to Dal Haraild(meets on better terms) over the Ebor trip in a Listed race in May.

In many races he has been ridden close to the pace yet in this race he was held up well in rear before staying on well all the way up the straight.

He also has a 2nd and 4th in good handicaps here over 2 miles,one where he kicked for home and was outbattled in the last half furlong and the other where his run was slightly held up in the straight.

The 2nd was at this meeting last year so I’m hoping the trainer has had this as a long term target(as I’m sure many have) and if again ridden some where towards the head of affairs he will be able to go for home and try and outstay the other runners.

He was slightly disappointing last time out when 4th at Newmarket in June but that was his 3rd run in a good handicap in 4 weeks.
 
Given a nice break since then he is guaranteed to get a run if declared (still in after todays 5 day decs )at the final stage and given his price and doubts about many he looks to have a decent chance.
 
Already nibbled at there is still a bit of 20/1 available but 16/1 still looks good.


The Rooster as we know was spot on with his analysis with Nakeeta seeing some support into 12/1 SP on the day before winning such a competitive race.

Best of all the 16/1 was widely available when his tip was advised and those members able to shop around could have easily obtained 20/1.

That’s not all as he also tipped up 2 more winners last weekend from 5 bets advised: Dubara at 6/1 on Friday and Brigliadoro on Sunday at 4/1.

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Who Is The Rooster And How Much Has He Made?

The Rooster is a very selective tipster, choosing to bet only when he feels the horses put forward have a better chance than the odds that are on offer. His is a classic value betting approach.

The average odds of tips put forward are generally quite high (often 10/1+) and he has a staking plan where he risks 1, 2 or 3 points on the horse to win, depending on his confidence and the odds on offer.

His strike-rate over the course of the 1,155 tips he has put forward sits at 13.93%, with 161 winners in total. This equates to roughly 1 winner every 7 to 8 tips on average.

These days, The Rooster tips up at around 10am in the morning when its that much easier to get on at the bookmakers or the exchanges. Especially useful for those of you who prefer to use or who are restricted to the exchanges only.

Best of all, The Rooster has made a profit year-in, year-out since he first began in 2014. Here is his full breakdown of stats:

2014: 262 bets, 298 points staked, +131 points profit. 43.96% ROI
2015: 332 bets, 406 points staked, +103 points profit. 25.37% ROI
2016: 325 bets, 391 points staked, +83.5 points profit. 53.37% ROI
2017: 236 bets, 269 points staked, +60 points profit. 22.3% ROI

TOTAL: 1,155 bets, 1,364 points staked, +377.5 points profit. 27.67% ROI

If you had staked a simple £10 on each and every point advised, here is what you would have made:

2014: £1310 profit
2015: £1030 profit
2016: £835 profit
2017: £600 points profit.

TOTAL: £3775 profit.

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How You Can Follow The Rooster (And Others) For Free

As an SBC member you can follow all of The Rooster’s Tips in 2 ways:

SBC Tipping Forum: You can pick up all of his tips via The Rooster’s thread in the SBC-members-only Tipping Forum

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Direct Email:  You can also sign-up to the free Rooster Tips mailing list to get all of his tips the instant they are advised via email.

Alongside The Rooster you can also follow several other profitable tipsters with an SBC membership (either via the Tipping Forum or Direct Email) including:

  • Racing tipsters – Chris Baker, James Boyle & PJA Racing
  • Football tipsters – Jason Mills European League Tips
  • Laying system – the new ‘Accountants Laying System’ both win and place lays
  • Baseball tips – the ‘MLB Magician’


So, if you are looking to get started betting with tipsters and don’t want to splash the cash on expensive subscriptions, why not consider following some of these free tipsters as part of your Smart Betting Club membership.

After all, when you consider that SBC membership starts at just £65.99 for a year’s membership – the simple act of following The Rooster in has more than paid for this several times over each year!

After all at just £10 stakes since 2014 he will have made you £3775 profit. Averaging £943 per year.

You can currently save £38 on the cost of subscription so don’t delay, sign-up right now and let us help you get started betting better right away!

Join the Smart Betting Club today and learn how we can help you and your betting.

Best Regards,

Peter Ling
Smart Betting Club Editor


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