Another free tipster report from the blogger up over 7k in 2019. Read about his remarkable betting journey…

Today I have another freebie to share with you – a 2nd special report from a blogger using tipsters to turn a profit from his betting.

The author in question is the tipster blogger, Making Punting Pay who in this special report explains how he made a £7,346.57 clear profit betting in 2019.

In this 17 page PDF, you can explore his journey to profit on a month-by-month basis, including the 6 tipsters he follows, the lessons learnt along the way and his advice to those looking to copy his approach when sport and betting return!

Download it now via either of the links below.

DOWNLOAD THIS FREE REPORT PDF

P.s. Make sure you also read the latest posts up at the Making Punting Pay blog on how he performed during Cheltenham 2020 – where he made £6,704.19 over the course of the 4 day festival!

Download Another Free Tipster Report…

If you missed our email last Monday, you might not have seen the other free report now also available for download.

This second report is from SBC writer, Rowan Day on the performance of the tipsters he follows and the profits he made with them during 2019.

Just as with Making Punting Pay, 2019 was another profitable year for Rowan….Providing yet more evidence were it needed that the top rated tipsters we recommend are well worth following.

DOWNLOAD ROWAN’S BET DIARY REPORT PDF

Read More Free From Both These Authors

Although there is very little to bet on currently, it is a great time to read up on some of the excellent material from both these authors on their betting journeys in greater detail.

First of all you can explore more from Making Punting Pay at his regularly updated blog, including his performance so far during 2020. I also recommend going through each week of his blog during 2019 for even more detail on the decisions he made, the challenges faced and overcame.

If you want to read more from Rowan, the author of the 2nd report, you can find posts on his betting progress dating back to 2015 at the free SBC Bet Diary page.

Best Regards

Peter Ling

Smart Betting Club Owner and Founder

 

 

Bet Diary Free Tipster Report

Although good betting opportunities are few and far between currently, that is not stopping us here at SBC from publishing a range of special reports to help educate, inform and occupy you in these strange, isolating times we find ourselves in.

Starting today with the release of a special FREE report from SBC writer, Rowan Day on the performance of the tipsters he follows and the profits he made with them during 2019.

Inside this report, you can read all about Rowan’s tipster portfolio and exactly how much he has made following a series of tipsters over the past 12 months. Hopefully providing some inspiration for those of you looking to do the same when sport and betting return in the future.

The good news is that 2019 was another profitable year for him….Providing yet more evidence were it needed that the top rated tipsters we recommend are well worth following.

Of course the profit made from betting is never a smooth curve but if you can get through a full year and show a good profit – that is the goal!

DOWNLOAD THE FREE BET DIARY REPORT

 

Why He Writes The Bet Diary

Since 2015, Rowan has been writing a free weekly betting blog on the Smart Betting Club site called the ‘Bet Diary‘ through which he has outlined the ongoing profit (and occasional losses) the tipsters he follows have made him.

The idea behind the Bet Diary is to provide some real-life, genuine, experiences of just how the tipsters we rate and recommend can actually make you a realistic extra income stream.

Whether it’s to simply make some extra pocket money, fund a family holiday, or to generate a sustainable second income – the Bet Diary is here to provide inspiration to those of you looking to do the same.

This newly released report outlines the total profit figures during 2019 for each of the tipsters in his portfolio. Rowan follows several tipsters who advise bets across a mixture of horse racing, football and golf that suit him and his commitments.

DOWNLOAD THE FREE BET DIARY REPORT

Read More On The Bet Diary

If this free report whets your appetite, then you can read more on the Bet Diary on the SBC website including all of his posts dating back several years.

Some other useful links:

Read more about the individual tipsters Rowan follows

Learn more about the man himself!

Sign-up to get every Bet Diary post emailed to you each week

For those of you keen to know more, you can also access his more detailed blog (Bet Diary Pro) as a Smart Betting Club member.

Best Regards

Peter Ling

Smart Betting Club Owner and Founder

 

Member Experience: How SBC Has Helped My Betting | Justin

To best illustrate how a Smart Betting Club membership can help improve your betting, I have been conducting a series of interviews with real-life SBC subscribers on the difference our service has made to them.

The latest in this series comes from Justin, who having previously worked for the likes of Paddy Power as a trader is now making money as a punter by using tipster services. He makes around £20,000 from his betting each year, of which he attributes SBC as directly responsible for around £5,000 of that.

What’s your name?

Justin

When did you join the Smart Betting Club?

December 2013

What sports do you bet on?

I bet on a wide range of sports, the most common being tennis, soccer and basketball. From SBC I follow AH Edge, and Festival Value. But in total i follow about 10 tipsters and a free site with several tipsters on it (Betting Kingdom)

Why did you join the Smart Betting Club?

I’m ex industry, I used to work as trader for Paddypower and Sportsbet so i have an obvious interest in betting. I came across SBC on twitter (@sbcinfo) and decided to have a look.

How has the Smart Betting Club helped you?

Lots of the articles are quite interesting and give a different perspective on things, reading stories of likeminded ‘gamblers’ is interesting. Articles on hiding VPNs, etc are also useful.

What do you like most about the Smart Betting Club service?

What i like most is again the articles, i find them very interesting, the best performing tipster guides sometimes flag a new tipster to try out. I would like to spend time on the forum but at the moment i cannot.

How much have you made betting since you joined the Smart Betting Club?

I have made around 20k per year extra through betting. Its very difficult to say how much this website has contributed but knowledge and discipline are key and SBC reinforces that. AH Edge, On the Oche, Football Investor have definitely contributed to my profits so I’d guess it has made me around 5k a year of my profit. (I used to record all my bets religiously but have been slack in recent times)

What are your betting plans for the future?

My aim is to keep learning and refining my portfolio to make it less time consuming and as constant as possible. I would like to work on some models in the future and use machine learning to look for betting edges.

Justin Pic

Read More Real-life SBC Member Experiences


Member Experience: Clive Jones

Member Experience: ‘K’

Member Experience: ‘Billy McPherson’

Member Experience: ‘Ringo’

 

Important update on bookmaker fund security in these uncertain times. 64 firms now rated on how they ‘protect’ your money

Update 9th June 2021: Matchbook announced today they are now offering a HIGH level of protection. Welcome news and we hope more bookmakers/exchanges follow suit!

These are strange, uncertain times for us all and with that in mind, I want to provide a very important update to my 4th March article (copied again below) on the lack of safety many bookmakers offer the money you hold with them.

Far too many firms still offer NO protection to the money you deposit and given the fact we are on the precipice of a major financial crisis, it is reasonable to assume that some bookmakers may not survive it.

Therefore, I wanted to update you all today with an important recommendation:

If you hold money with a bookmaker offering you NO protection, then you should consider withdrawing these funds, especially if you are not currently using this money to actively bet.

If and when the world and in turn sport and betting returns to normal you can deposit this all back. Yet right now leaving these funds in your account is a risk you don’t need to take.

In my 4th March update I recommended you be very cautious with the funds you hold in unprotected accounts, yet today I want to double down on this advice given how things have changed in the last few weeks.

Naturally, I hope that none of these bookmakers go out of business and that the people who work at these firms maintain their jobs. The reality is that it is likely we may lose a few and the last thing I want is for the money you hold with them to be swallowed up.

By withdrawing our funds, it might also encourage those firms offering NO protection to up their game and improve their rating.

Kudos needs to go to one bookmaker – Betway who have done just that recently as they now offer HIGH protection to all funds deposited. This is excellent news and I hope more firms will look to do the same.

You can be sure that if enough of us vote with our account balances and demand better protection for our funds, bookmakers will listen!

HBF Now Rating 64 Bookmakers

It is also worth pointing out that the excellent Horseracing Bettors Forum have extended their bookmaker fund safety ratings to include 64 different bookmakers.

With their permission, I have copied 2 tables as originally published by them, which showcase the current ratings ranked from High to Low.

All details are, to SBC & HBF’s best knowledge, correct at the date of audit, yet we cannot be held liable for any errors, or for updates which occur subsequent to the date of audit.

Bookmaker Protection Ratings

Bookmaker Protection Ratings 2

It seems we can expect this to be updated periodically with more additions and changes to the ratings as they come in. Ever since my original article on this topic, I have noticed this issue is getting more and more traction as punters become aware of the lack of security given to their funds, which has to be a good thing.

As and when more important updates on this topic come in, I will endeavour to let you know.

Finally and most importantly, I wanted to sign-off by wishing you all the very best for the next few weeks and months. Take care of yourself and your loved ones and I will speak to you again very soon.

Best Regards

Peter Ling

Smart Betting Club Owner and Founder

This update was published on the 20th March 2020 – all information correct as of that date. SBC cannot be held liable for any errors, or for updates which occur subsequent to this article.

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Below you can read my original article from the 4th March…

Subject: How safe is the money you deposit with bookmakers? Essential advice and information

Today I have a very important update to share with you on the topic of bookmaker fund security – or indeed the lack of it from many of the firms that we all bet with.

It is an excerpt from an updated article recently published for members of the Smart Betting Club to ensure that none of them suffer the issue of holding large funds in bookmaker accounts that they are unable to access.

I originally raised this issue with Smart Betting Club members back in May 2019 advising them to not leave large sums of money in unprotected accounts and given the news surrounding the bookmaker MoPlay and their recent insolvency, I have decided to publish it for everyone outside the club to read.

Whilst not the ‘sexiest’ of topics – it certainly is an essential one for anyone that bets, so please do take the time to read it and understand more on how safe the funds you deposit with bookmakers actually are…

Discover How The Smart Betting Club Can Help You!

How safe is the money you deposit with bookmakers? 

Bookmakers have been in the news for all the wrong reasons again recently with first Matchbook having their UK licence suspended and of even greater concern, another firm – MoPlay declaring themselves insolvent with customers unable to withdraw their funds.

This follows on from other bookmakers who have stopped trading in the past year including Sunbets and BetBright, whilst Black Type recently went into administration and were taken over by their technology provider – FSB.

The big issue this all raises surrounds how any funds you have deposited with bookmakers are protected so that should they go bust, you can still withdraw money held back to your bank account.

That is of course before we get onto the topic of any open bets you might have with any such insolvent bookmakers and if they will be settled as expected.

Say for example you were sitting on an Ante-post bet on Liverpool to win the Premier League at 11/4 struck in August 2019, that is effectively a 1/500 chance right now, yet which might not get paid out if the bookie you placed it with goes bust tomorrow.

MoPlay NoPay?

This nightmare scenario of a bookmaker going bust, unable to settle open bets and unable to pay out the funds owed to customers is currently taking place with MoPlay.

This was the notice posted on their website just last week that confronted customers:

The reference to clause 9 of their terms and conditions reads as follows:

9. How your funds will be held
9.1 To play our games and place bets, you need to deposit funds. Your funds will be held in a separate bank account from all our other business accounts. Your funds will be held separate from company funds in a mixture of a bank account and reserve funds which we hold with our payment processors. However, if there was ever a situation where we became insolvent, your funds would not be considered separate to the other company assets and you may not receive all your funds back

The key section of this clause I have highlighted in bold as it provides no assurance that any funds held with them will be returned now that they have been declared insolvent.

Will MoPlay customers ever get access to their funds? It seemed unlikely a few days ago, although recent news stories suggest there is some hope for those impacted. It’s a developing story and I am hoping for a positive outcome for all concerned.

The Lack of Protection For Punters

If you think this lack of protection of the funds you deposit with bookmakers is an issue for the authorities – then think again.

The Gambling Commission who oversee licensing requirements for bookmakers explain as much on their website, where they state that

“Money staked or deposited with a gambling business is not protected by the government the way that personal bank accounts are. Online gambling companies in Britain must keep customers’ money in a separate account, but this does not guarantee you will get your money back if the company goes bust.”

Rather than make it a prerequisite for licensing to ensure funds are protected, instead they simply rate each bookmaker and the level of protection or not, given as per the table below:

The level itself is self-declared by each bookmaker but the Gambling Commission is able to check the accuracy – although no outline is given how often this is done.

Ultimately, they leave it up to you – the individual punter to check on how safe your money is or not, declaring that:

“The larger the amount of money which you hold with a gambling company, the more thought you should give to how that company protects it. You may wish to choose which company you use by how much protection they offer or spread your money across more than one company.

How To Check Each Bookmaker’s Protection of Funds Rating

Although the onus is on us as punters to check on this issue – help is at hand thanks to the updated Register of Protection of Funds as put together by the Horseracing Bettors Forum (HBF).

The HBF have done the hard work and trawled through each set of terms and conditions to discover how safe your funds are with all the main bookmakers currently operating. It is exceptional work and the HBF need to be congratulated for it.

Of particular concern are those 11 firms offering No Protection whatsoever (just as MoPlay did) who HBF list as follows:

Betfred, Betsafe, Betway, GentingBet, Geoff Banks, Leo Vegas, Marathon Bet, Matchbook, Sportnation, Sportpesa & Tote.

Questions need to be put to all these firms to ask why they don’t protect funds?

Most of the firms audited fall into the Medium Protection bracket with 15 in total, including big names such as Bet365, Ladbrokes, Skybet & William Hill.

Just 6 firms take this seriously enough to offer High Protection and well done to Betfair Exchange & Sportsbook, Betstars, Bet Victor, Coral & Paddy Power for taking the lead here.

Ultimately, it has to be of concern that of the 32 firms audited by the HBF, only 18.75% of them offer this high rating, whilst 37.5% offer no protection at all.

You can view a breakdown of each firm in the table below:

Antepost Caution & Regular Withdrawals

Armed with the information above and the issues that the recent closure of MoPlay raised, you would therefore be very wise to proceed with caution leaving sizeable sums of money in any account with a bookmaker only offering no level of protection.

If such a bookmaker went bust, in theory you wouldn’t likely see much, if any of that money again. The likelihood is that for those bigger name bookmakers this won’t happen, albeit it may, but for the smaller outfits such as we saw with MoPlay, it should be a concern.

It might be that we also see further examples as per Betbright, whereby upon their closure, unsettled Ante-post bets held were not initially settled or paid up until a major PR storm compelled them into eventually doing so.

Therefore – one simple bit of advice is to be very careful where you place your Ante-post bets – and focus on placing them with more established names or those with at least a Medium or High rating.

Keep Your Balances Low & Money In YOUR Bank Account

It is also sensible advice to keep your balances with those firms with no protection to a relative minimum, because quite simply your money is not protected.

Maintain a balance required for you to place your regular wagers only and deposit and withdraw regularly if needed.

I suggest this having read about a few punters recently who had relatively sizeable amounts in their MoPlay accounts, which they are currently unable to access. Some have written the money off whilst others are desperately seeking answers to how and if they will ever be able to withdraw it.

All told it’s an incredibly frustrating situation for those impacted and I want to make sure no-one else suffers the same issue in the future should other bookmakers declare insolvency.

This is likely given the increasingly cutthroat and competitive bookmaking world where margins are tighter and increasing focus on topics like problem gambling are eating into many firms profits. I expect more firms to go to the wall in the future.

Therefore my general advice for all bookmakers is to never leave large amounts sitting dormant in any account as it’s far better to have such money securely tucked away in your bank account earning you interest.

Don’t risk it – withdraw all but the funds you need for your regular betting activity from bookmaker accounts, especially those with no protection.

/////////////ARTICLE ENDS///////////////

This article was first published on the 3rd March 2020 – all information correct as of that date.

Be Careful Out There!

The issue surrounding the lack of funds protection just goes to show how much of a jungle it can be when betting on your own. After all it can be hard enough to turn a profit from your bets first of all, without the worry as to whether the bookmakers you use will pay you out or not.

As mentioned at the start of this email – this article is an update on the advice originally given to members of the Smart Betting Club back in May 2019 to not leave large funds in any account with a bookmaker offering no protection of funds. Although at the time of writing that original article, no major bookmaker had gone bust without paying out, we could see the writing on the wall that it was only a matter of time before one did.

If you are after assistance with your betting – whether it be important updates like this or our speciality – reviews and ratings on the best tipsters, then you might like to consider a Smart Betting Club membership.

 

Peter Ling

Smart Betting Club Owner and Founder

 

 

 

The racing tipster up 87% ROI from 1035 bets (25% ROI at Betfair SP!) Can they continue this form? Latest SBC review out now

Although it remains a very uncertain time across the world in many facets of life, here at SBC we are mindful of the fact that many of you are looking for interesting content to both occupy and inform you from a betting perspective.

So with that in mind, we are pressing ahead with the release of a large number of reviews, reports and special features we have lined up in coming months, starting today with the publication of our latest horse racing tipster review.

Given that horse racing continues in the UK and Ireland and that the racing tipster reviewed in question has made a 87% ROI from 1035 bets over 2 years, it’s an ideally timed release!

Although the 87% ROI headline figure is rightly attracting a lot of attention, in our review we delve deep beneath the surface of this tipster and explore:

  • Performance on the 2 different strategies employed by this tipster;
  • Performance based on yearly and seasonal trends;
  • A full odds movement study – how quick are the advised prices available?;
  • Betfair SP analysis – we estimate a 25% ROI has been made to this metric;
  • Betting bank and losing run analysis;
  • Monte Carlo simulation results and key variables such as p-value, capital & risk ratios

 

£10 Monthly Memberships Thanks To SBC Discounts

For those of you keen to join this racing tipster, you can also enjoy a 50% discount as an SBC member and join them for just £10 a month. There is equally a very large discount available for those of you wishing to join for a full year.

This is just one of many discounts on top tipsters we offer as a perk of Smart Betting Club membership. Very often you can find yourself saving more than the cost of joining the Smart Betting Club with some of these discounts!

Explore The 14-Year Strong SBC Back Catalogue

As an SBC member, you can access your own copy of this new review and our entire back catalogue of magazines and reports – dating back a full 14 years!

From as little as £27.99 + VAT per quarter, you can get started immediately and enjoy all our SBC Magazines, Tipster Reviews, Tipster Profit Reports, Pro Betting Guides, Betting Interviews, Monte Carlo Simulation Guides & a whole lot more.

It’s our best ever SBC membership deal and with our amazing money back guarantee offer you have everything to gain and nothing to lose.

Sign-up today and see how we can help you.

Peter Ling

Smart Betting Club Owner and Founder

 

 

How safe is the money you deposit with bookmakers? Ratings & guidance on this critical question

Today I have a very important update to share with you on the topic of bookmaker fund security – or indeed the lack of it from many of the firms that we all bet with.

It is an excerpt from an updated article recently published for members of the Smart Betting Club to ensure that none of them suffer the issue of holding large funds in bookmaker accounts that they are unable to access.

I originally raised this issue with Smart Betting Club members back in May 2019 advising them to not leave large sums of money in unprotected accounts and given the news surrounding the bookmaker MoPlay and their recent insolvency, I have decided to publish it for everyone outside the club to read.

Whilst not the ‘sexiest’ of topics – it certainly is an essential one for anyone that bets, so please do take the time to read it and understand more on how safe the funds you deposit with bookmakers actually are…

Discover How The Smart Betting Club Can Help You!

How safe is the money you deposit with bookmakers? 

Bookmakers have been in the news for all the wrong reasons again recently with first Matchbook having their UK licence suspended and of even greater concern, another firm – MoPlay declaring themselves insolvent with customers unable to withdraw their funds.

This follows on from other bookmakers who have stopped trading in the past year including Sunbets and BetBright, whilst Black Type recently went into administration and were taken over by their technology provider – FSB.

The big issue this all raises surrounds how any funds you have deposited with bookmakers are protected so that should they go bust, you can still withdraw money held back to your bank account.

That is of course before we get onto the topic of any open bets you might have with any such insolvent bookmakers and if they will be settled as expected.

Say for example you were sitting on an Ante-post bet on Liverpool to win the Premier League at 11/4 struck in August 2019, that is effectively a 1/500 chance right now, yet which might not get paid out if the bookie you placed it with goes bust tomorrow.

MoPlay NoPay?

This nightmare scenario of a bookmaker going bust, unable to settle open bets and unable to pay out the funds owed to customers is currently taking place with MoPlay.

This was the notice posted on their website just last week that confronted customers:

The reference to clause 9 of their terms and conditions reads as follows:

9. How your funds will be held
9.1 To play our games and place bets, you need to deposit funds. Your funds will be held in a separate bank account from all our other business accounts. Your funds will be held separate from company funds in a mixture of a bank account and reserve funds which we hold with our payment processors. However, if there was ever a situation where we became insolvent, your funds would not be considered separate to the other company assets and you may not receive all your funds back

The key section of this clause I have highlighted in bold as it provides no assurance that any funds held with them will be returned now that they have been declared insolvent.

Will MoPlay customers ever get access to their funds? It seemed unlikely a few days ago, although recent news stories suggest there is some hope for those impacted. It’s a developing story and I am hoping for a positive outcome for all concerned.

The Lack of Protection For Punters

If you think this lack of protection of the funds you deposit with bookmakers is an issue for the authorities – then think again.

The Gambling Commission who oversee licensing requirements for bookmakers explain as much on their website, where they state that

“Money staked or deposited with a gambling business is not protected by the government the way that personal bank accounts are. Online gambling companies in Britain must keep customers’ money in a separate account, but this does not guarantee you will get your money back if the company goes bust.”

Rather than make it a prerequisite for licensing to ensure funds are protected, instead they simply rate each bookmaker and the level of protection or not, given as per the table below:

The level itself is self-declared by each bookmaker but the Gambling Commission is able to check the accuracy – although no outline is given how often this is done.

Ultimately, they leave it up to you – the individual punter to check on how safe your money is or not, declaring that:

“The larger the amount of money which you hold with a gambling company, the more thought you should give to how that company protects it. You may wish to choose which company you use by how much protection they offer or spread your money across more than one company.

How To Check Each Bookmaker’s Protection of Funds Rating

Although the onus is on us as punters to check on this issue – help is at hand thanks to the updated Register of Protection of Funds as put together by the Horseracing Bettors Forum (HBF).

The HBF have done the hard work and trawled through each set of terms and conditions to discover how safe your funds are with all the main bookmakers currently operating. It is exceptional work and the HBF need to be congratulated for it.

Of particular concern are those 11 firms offering No Protection whatsoever (just as MoPlay did) who HBF list as follows:

Betfred, Betsafe, Betway, GentingBet, Geoff Banks, Leo Vegas, Marathon Bet, Matchbook, Sportnation, Sportpesa & Tote.

Questions need to be put to all these firms to ask why they don’t protect funds?

Most of the firms audited fall into the Medium Protection bracket with 15 in total, including big names such as Bet365, Ladbrokes, Skybet & William Hill.

Just 6 firms take this seriously enough to offer High Protection and well done to Betfair Exchange & Sportsbook, Betstars, Bet Victor, Coral & Paddy Power for taking the lead here.

Ultimately, it has to be of concern that of the 32 firms audited by the HBF, only 18.75% of them offer this high rating, whilst 37.5% offer no protection at all.

You can view a breakdown of each firm in the table below:

Antepost Caution & Regular Withdrawals

Armed with the information above and the issues that the recent closure of MoPlay raised, you would therefore be very wise to proceed with caution leaving sizeable sums of money in any account with a bookmaker only offering no level of protection.

If such a bookmaker went bust, in theory you wouldn’t likely see much, if any of that money again. The likelihood is that for those bigger name bookmakers this won’t happen, albeit it may, but for the smaller outfits such as we saw with MoPlay, it should be a concern.

It might be that we also see further examples as per Betbright, whereby upon their closure, unsettled Ante-post bets held were not initially settled or paid up until a major PR storm compelled them into eventually doing so.

Therefore – one simple bit of advice is to be very careful where you place your Ante-post bets – and focus on placing them with more established names or those with at least a Medium or High rating.

Keep Your Balances Low & Money In YOUR Bank Account

It is also sensible advice to keep your balances with those firms with no protection to a relative minimum, because quite simply your money is not protected.

Maintain a balance required for you to place your regular wagers only and deposit and withdraw regularly if needed.

I suggest this having read about a few punters recently who had relatively sizeable amounts in their MoPlay accounts, which they are currently unable to access. Some have written the money off whilst others are desperately seeking answers to how and if they will ever be able to withdraw it.

All told it’s an incredibly frustrating situation for those impacted and I want to make sure no-one else suffers the same issue in the future should other bookmakers declare insolvency.

This is likely given the increasingly cutthroat and competitive bookmaking world where margins are tighter and increasing focus on topics like problem gambling are eating into many firms profits. I expect more firms to go to the wall in the future.

Therefore my general advice for all bookmakers is to never leave large amounts sitting dormant in any account as it’s far better to have such money securely tucked away in your bank account earning you interest.

Don’t risk it – withdraw all but the funds you need for your regular betting activity from bookmaker accounts, especially those with no protection.

/////////////ARTICLE ENDS///////////////

This article was first published on the 3rd March 2020 – all information correct as of that date.

Be Careful Out There!

The issue surrounding the lack of funds protection just goes to show how much of a jungle it can be when betting on your own. After all it can be hard enough to turn a profit from your bets first of all, without the worry as to whether the bookmakers you use will pay you out or not.

As mentioned at the start of this email – this article is an update on the advice originally given to members of the Smart Betting Club back in May 2019 to not leave large funds in any account with a bookmaker offering no protection of funds. Although at the time of writing that original article, no major bookmaker had gone bust without paying out, we could see the writing on the wall that it was only a matter of time before one did.

If you are after assistance with your betting – whether it be important updates like this or our speciality – reviews and ratings on the best tipsters, then you might like to consider a Smart Betting Club membership.

 

Peter Ling

Smart Betting Club Owner and Founder