Watch This Before Paying a Tipster – You'll Thank Me Later

[00:02] sports betting tipsters, and in just 8 minutes you'll be able to distinguish between a good tipster and a con artist, and therefore save yourself a lot of money.

[00:15] Before we begin, if you're watching this video, I'm sure you're already on one or more of these potential con artists' channels. So I recommend you check for yourself if everything I say in this video is true,

[00:29] since surely all these groups meet all the red flags. Register at a betting site through their link; if they offer you entry to their private group or a challenge they're doing completely free, but in exchange they tell you to

[00:45] register at a betting site through their link, deposit a certain amount, and send them a screenshot—my friend, that's a red flag. All your alarm bells should be ringing. You

[01:00] probably don't know how these collaborations between tipsters and betting sites exist, but that's why I'm here. Basically, that tipster will be paid between 30% and 60% of the money you lose. I repeat, they won't get

[01:16] paid money just for you creating an account. They're going to pay a commission on what you lose, so you're not paying anything for that service or challenge, but the tipster is going to take half of the money you lose, and I can assure you

[01:31] that you will lose it because that's how the tipster makes money. If you 've already seen the previous lessons of the free course, you'll know that variance or luck exists; that is, there's a minimum chance that you'll make money with that

[01:46] subscription or challenge, but if you're lucky enough to make money, the tipster will continue making money anyway. I'll tell you why: you'll be motivated because you've made money, and you'll believe that the tipster

[02:01] is really good. Therefore, you'll end up paying for the second month of the subscription, which they will charge you for, or they'll launch a new challenge. In this case, it would be a paid subscription, and now you would end up losing your money. So the

[02:15] tipster in question will take the money you paid them thanks to winning paid them thanks to winning a previous challenge, for example, and also the money you lose on the website that promoted you. And yes, this is being a snake

[02:28] oil salesman because any A genuine tipster who offers real value bets will tell you to place your bet with the bookmaker that pays the most. Even if the difference between one bookmaker and another is minimal,

[02:43] between one bookmaker and another is minimal, for example, 1.7 and 1.6, that's where the value of the bet lies, and that's what will make you money in the long run. Therefore, placing bets where they force you to place them without question is

[02:57] a red flag that this person is a fraud. The famous green ticks—I know it's a well-known red flag, but I did n't want to leave it unmentioned. Of

[03:09] course, when you win a bet, they'll send 18,000 green ticks, and when you lose, a message saying "What a shame, we were just one goal away from winning," followed by many more messages so that the loss goes

[03:24] unnoticed and is forgotten. All they want is to brainwash you as if you were a gambling addict playing slots, making your winnings look big and colorful, but letting the losses go unnoticed.

[03:40] Unnoticed. As I think it's quite obvious and doesn't add much knowledge, I'm not going to delve too deeply into this point. But of course, it's a red flag. Any self-respecting tipster will have taught you how this

[03:55] world works and that profits come in the long term. They don't have to bombard you with green ticks everywhere to create that feeling of "Uh, I only win, I never lose." There isn't a single tipster

[04:12] who isn't a scammer who's an expert in more than two or, at most, three leagues. My main partner in this sports betting business is a tipster, and he sends predictions for the second division of the Spanish League, and not for the entire second division,

[04:28] Spanish League, and not for the entire second division, but for two specific groups. That's what he knows, and therefore what he sends predictions about. He doesn't suddenly throw in a tennis match, or a Champions League match, or a Formula 1 race. If a tipster

[04:45] friend of mine does this, that's a red flag. Because yes, maybe bets they send are just filler. They know that if they only send one or

[04:59] Two predictions a week, you're going to unsubscribe, and therefore maybe they will send you some good bets, but they'll also send you garbage bets to keep you happy. So all the value you 've generated with the good bets is being

[05:14] lost with the garbage bets, and this is really partly the fault of both parties. You want lots and lots of bets at a very, very, very low price, even if they're garbage, you don't care, lots of bets. And of course, you want

[05:29] these bets to be on important leagues so you can watch the matches with tension, so yes, it's also your fault, but also the fault of the tipsters who deceive you into believing that these bets are good and

[05:43] that you're going to win money when in reality they're just giving you garbage to make you reality they're just giving you garbage to make you happy for a little while. Important leagues, as I already mentioned in the first video of the free course, it's almost

[05:57] first video of the free course, it's almost impossible to find value in important leagues like the Spanish League, the Champions League, the Premier League, etc., etc., etc. It may be that at some point in a specific market like

[06:11] cards or corners you'll find a value bet. But someone who constantly sends bets on important leagues isn't a tipster, they're a... You ca n't compete with the thousands of data points and

[06:28] billions that bookmakers spend calculating these odds. If you think you can, okay, be happy with that, but if you start to have doubts, watch the entire free course and decide for yourself. I show you everything there, and I always say the same thing:

[06:44] if you want to bet on one of these matches to watch it with more tension, that's fine, but at least know that in the long run you're going to lose money. And if you do this, well, at least don't pay someone to

[06:59] tell you these worthless bets. Look at whatever statistics you want, make a decision, and place a bet. That way, at least you'll only lose the money you bet and not the money you're paying a snake oil salesman.

[07:18] exclusive video in this free course, and basically, I'm telling you that you shouldn't make basically, I'm telling you that you shouldn't make combined bets under almost any circumstances. And obviously,

[07:35] these kinds of bets, my friend, that's a red flag. In that video, I also explained that those who... We dedicate ourselves to this and have a practically unlimited bankroll. Sometimes we do use accumulator bets, but

[07:51] this is to be able to bet more money, and we do n't always use them. Because in the n't always use them. Because in the lower leagues, where value comes in—I repeat—it's not possible to bet as much money as you want; it will

[08:05] money as you want; it will have a limit of around 200 or 300. But if you combine it with another match, this limit of 200 or 300 will rise to 1000 or 10000. And that

[08:17] 's the only reason why we have an unlimited bankroll and want to bet as much as possible. We use accumulator bets, obviously. We're going to lose value. If, for example, a bet on a lower league has a 15%

[08:34] return, and we add a match from a well-known league, what we're from a well-known league, what we're doing is lowering it by 5% since we're doing is lowering it by 5% since we're paying the payout (15 - 5). We'd be left with

[08:47] 10% value, but in return, as I mentioned, instead of 200, we can bet 1000. If you do the math, it's very obvious: 15% value on the dollars

[09:00] is... A total of $30 generated. However, 10% value on $1,000 However, 10% value on $1,000 is a total of $100 generated. If you realize, you generate more money even if you're losing some money. And that's the only

[09:15] reason why professionals with unlimited bankrolls use accumulators. And of course, obviously, if the bet we're making has 5% value, there's no way we're going to combine it with one that's taking away 5%

[09:31] value, because then it would be 0% value and wouldn't make any sense. So, if they send accumulator bets, it's a huge red flag, and the only reason you do it is to send two garbage bets of 1.3 and 1.4. You say, "I'm

[09:49] not going in for this." But if they combine them and tell you it's awesome, "Cool, it already has odds of 2," and everyone says, "Oh yeah, how I like odds of 2! Steak 10, super safe, like odds of 2! Steak 10, super safe, trust me, bro." The Steak in

[10:03] trust me, bro." The Steak in 99% of cases is a scam, it's useless. It's only there so you think one bet is better when all They're pure garbage. Okay, so first I'm going to explain what this "Steak" thing is.

[10:17] going to explain what this "Steak" thing is. Basically, it's the confidence you have that a bet will come through. Steak 1 would be a normal, run-of-the-mill bet, and what they call Steak 10 is something that's 100% guaranteed to come through, 100% kckf. Trust me, bro.

[10:33] Well, if you've already seen the free betting course, you know that there's no such thing as confidence in a result; there are value bets, period. And how much to bet on each bet will depend on your bankroll management:

[10:48] 1, 2, 3%, period. Everything else is just a load of nonsense to trick you. And the worst part is what many of them do, which is that even if you're already in a paid group, they tell you, "Wow, I have a Steak 10, 100%

[11:04] tell you, "Wow, I have a Steak 10, 100% confidence, no fake, bro, trust me, but 5 more?" Well, it's the typical lie to get more money out of fools who don't understand that bets are about probability; they can come through or not, depending on a

[11:17] probability. Odds of 1.2 have an 83.3% chance. The probability of getting a 83.3% chance. The probability of getting a 1.5 bet right has a 66.7% probability, and a 3 bet has a 33.3% probability, and so

[11:33] 33.3% probability, and so on. There's no such thing as 100% confidence; trust me unless that match has been bought. And if someone has bought it, I can tell you right now they're not going to send you, who's

[11:48] paying them 10 or 15 a month, a result that 's 100% reliable, not only because they'll want to keep the profit for themselves and their friends, but also because it would be easier to catch them. Although, well, you'd catch them anyway because most of them are

[12:03] pretty gullible. And now we finally get to the most important point: the get to the most important point: the odds to beat. And practically no tipster does this. If you've been in

[12:18] any of these groups, whether free or paid, and they send out a bet, hundreds or thousands of people start placing that bet like sheep, and therefore the odds start to drop as these people, or sheep, bet. Well,

[12:34] as you've probably already learned in this... There's a point beyond which a bet loses its value, and you'll lose money. Even if the tipster is incredibly good and reliable, and places a bet

[12:50] with value, if they don't provide the odds to beat, that tipster might be very professional in that league, but they have no idea about sports betting. Everyone who bets below the odds to beat will lose money. In the

[13:06] video where I showed you the Bet Investor software, I said that the most Bet Investor software, I said that the most important thing is the odds to beat. If the important thing is the odds to beat. If the odds are above, we should

[13:19] bet, but if the odds are below, we should n't. This is crucial. Maybe an hour ago, that bet was above the odds to beat and would have made you

[13:31] money in the long run, but if when you place it, the odds are below the odds to beat, you can place it a million times and still lose money. So, if they don't provide that information, they're not a good

[13:46] tipster, even if all their bets are recorded in a location that can't be modified. It's always possible, but even in that case, it's not a

[13:58] good tip because maybe when he registers it on that website or whatever, it has odds of 1.5, but when you receive it, it has odds of 1.2.

[14:10] Therefore, the tipster can be a winner, but at 1.2, you're going to be a loser. For you, who have endured this much, you deserve a reward. So, I'm going to

[14:22] tell you how I take advantage of these snake oil salesmen or scammers and all the gullible fools who follow them. Of course, this isn't a direct recommendation either, since the calculations are a bit more complicated than what I'm going to show you right now. These snake oil

[14:37] tipsters send a bet where the odds are perfectly calculated; there's no error. But they, being snake oil salesmen, send it to all the sheep who start placing bets, placing bets, and placing bets.

[14:51] I wait for the odds to drop by 20 or 30%, and then they've reversed course. Because everything a team has dropped thanks to the

[15:03] bets of the fools who follow these snake oil salesmen, the odds... The other team's odds have gone up, and as I said, this tipster placed a bet where the odds were correct; there was no

[15:16] error. Therefore, the opposing team's odds went up, eliminating the entire opposing team's odds went up, eliminating the entire payout and even adding value to the bet. And let me tell you, the most rewarding thing about this isn't winning

[15:31] money, which is great too, but laughing at and taking advantage not so much of the charlatans, but of all the sheep who follow them, and even more so of those who actually pay them money just to know how betting works. Not

[15:47] only do I not pay these idiots, but I take advantage of those who do pay them to bet against them and win money while they lose it. If you want to see the entire free course, you can click here. If you want to take a look at the

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