Trading & Investing review
FootyTipster review
A USD 40 monthly subscription to daily football betting selections produced by a statistical model, with a published results record. No profit is guaranteed and gambling carries risk.
Worth a look
More open than most tipster pages: it names a builder, shows losses, says losing runs happen, quotes a clear monthly price and explains how to cancel. But the one record figure we saw (60 wins from 147) says nothing about profit without the prices, and a record kept by the seller cannot be audited by us. Betting can lose money, bookmakers limit winning accounts, and USD 40 a month is on top of your stakes. Treat it as an information service, not an income source.
- Price
- $40
- Billing
- Monthly subscription
- Best for
- Adults who already bet on football, understand staking and want to look at a model's published selections
- Not for
- Anyone hoping for steady profit, problem gamblers, people under 18 and readers who cannot legally bet where they live
FootyTipster at a glance
FootyTipster sells daily football betting selections by email and in a member area, issued by 9am UK time. The seller says a model prices each fixture, compares its odds with bookmakers' prices and issues a selection only where the bookmaker's price is bigger than the model's. Markets are match result, goals over or under and both teams to score, plus singles and an occasional treble. The page says it is built by David Shaw, a software developer, who says he is not a tipster. A results page shows every settled selection, and the page quotes 147 settled, 60 won and 87 lost. We have not subscribed or checked the record.
- Language
- English
- Format
- Daily email and member-area selections
- Price
- USD 40 per month
- Cancellation
- Through ClickBank's customer portal, per the page
- Refund
- ClickBank refund policy; no extra guarantee shown
- Record quoted
- 147 settled: 60 won, 87 lost (seller's figures)
- Markets
- Match result, goals over/under, both teams to score
What the page says you get
Selections arrive each morning with the model's own probability next to the probability implied by the bookmaker's price. The seller says some days there are several selections and some days only one.
The record is said to be kept at level one-point stakes, with losing runs shown.
Claims to weigh
The pitch is that a model finds prices that are bigger than they should be. That is a sound idea in principle, but it only helps if the model's probabilities are right, and the page gives no independent audit. The 60 wins from 147 settled selections cannot show profit or loss without the odds taken.
The page itself says no outcome is guaranteed and that you should only stake money you can afford to lose.
Price and billing
USD 40 each month until you cancel. Cancel through ClickBank, and check the next billing date. The page shows no separate money-back guarantee beyond ClickBank's policy.
Pros and cons
What works
- Losses and losing runs shown openly
- Builder named
- Clear monthly price and cancel route
- Responsible-gambling notice
What does not
- Record is self-published and unaudited
- Win count alone does not show profit
- Monthly fee on top of stakes
- No guarantee beyond ClickBank policy
- Bookmakers may limit winners
FootyTipster FAQ
How much is FootyTipster?
USD 40 a month according to the page.
Will I make a profit?
No. The page says no outcome is guaranteed.
How do I cancel?
Through ClickBank's customer portal, per the page.
Is it legal where I live?
That depends on your country. Check local gambling laws.
The bottom line
More open than most tipster pages: it names a builder, shows losses, says losing runs happen, quotes a clear monthly price and explains how to cancel. But the one record figure we saw (60 wins from 147) says nothing about profit without the prices, and a record kept by the seller cannot be audited by us. Betting can lose money, bookmakers limit winning accounts, and USD 40 a month is on top of your stakes. Treat it as an information service, not an income source.
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