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MightyTips called Porto to beat Napoli at odds of 1.98 before Wednesday's Champions League match. Porto went on to win 4-1, so that's certainly a prediction worth celebrating.
But here's my problem with sports tipsters. One winning prediction doesn't tell me much about the quality of their overall service.
I want to see the complete record, including the embarrassing losses that rarely get the same attention as a successful pick. Every prediction should have a publication timestamp, the original odds, the recommended stake and the final result.
I'd also want monthly profit and loss figures, return on investment and a breakdown by sport and competition. Most importantly, the record shouldn't allow losing selections to quietly disappear or winning odds to be changed after the event.
There's a difference between being right about Porto and demonstrating that your predictions consistently offer value.
What would convince you that a betting tipster is genuinely worth following? A high win rate, independently verified results, or a complete record showing profit and loss over hundreds of predictions?
But here's my problem with sports tipsters. One winning prediction doesn't tell me much about the quality of their overall service.
I want to see the complete record, including the embarrassing losses that rarely get the same attention as a successful pick. Every prediction should have a publication timestamp, the original odds, the recommended stake and the final result.
I'd also want monthly profit and loss figures, return on investment and a breakdown by sport and competition. Most importantly, the record shouldn't allow losing selections to quietly disappear or winning odds to be changed after the event.
There's a difference between being right about Porto and demonstrating that your predictions consistently offer value.
What would convince you that a betting tipster is genuinely worth following? A high win rate, independently verified results, or a complete record showing profit and loss over hundreds of predictions?
