Archive for September 2014

Odds Monkey Review

September 12, 2014 Business Reviews, Gambling / Tipsters One comment

Odds Monkey is a website that provides users with information on bets complete with odds for backing and laying to allow you to look for arbitrage opportunities.

What is the product?

Odds Monkey is a massive database of bookmaker websites where it details bets that are available including odds. Next to this it shows odds that are available on various betting exchanges such as Betfair. This is then expressed as a rating percentage for that game. There are two different subscriptions for Odds Monkey with one being free and the other premium. There is very little difference between the two with the exception that the premium version updates whenever information changes compared to every 30 minutes with the free version of Odds Monkey. There is also a list of different offers that various bookies have as well as a forum that premium members can chat in (there is limited access to this for free members too). Read more

On the Ball Review

September 11, 2014 Gambling / Tipsters, General News No comments

Offered as a part of the Betting Gods stable of tipsters, On the Ball is a sports betting tipster service with a focus on ball games.

What is the product?

On the Ball is a tipster service that specialises in providing selections for a number of different sports, namely Football, Tennis, NBA, NHL and MLB games. The bets are generally over/under games or a match outcome and these are typically sent out up to 12pm on the day. On the Ball will typically have an average of 2-3 tips per day and these can be in any of the aforementioned sports. In terms of statistics, On the Ball has allegedly achieved a strike rate of 57.02% with stakes of 1 point. In terms of how On the Ball works, the answer appears to be statistical analysis, possibly with some form analysis, with Betting Gods saying that the tipster behind On the Ball being a fan of number crunching. Read more

Breaking Betting Review

September 10, 2014 Business Reviews, Gambling / Tipsters No comments

Created by Craig Stanton, Breaking Betting is a horse racing system that allegedly will help you profit through intelligent betting.

What is the product?

Breaking Betting is a betting system that Craig Stanton says is unlike anything else on the market. This is a bold claim that I would be more inclined to take seriously if he provided something to back this up. The fact is that there are a lot of claims made about what Breaking Betting can do including teaching you techniques, how to time your bets and exploit the best chances, all whilst learning more about how the betting industry works. You don’t need to have any PC skills and “it [Breaking Betting] will bring you sure win”. I would like to reiterate the point that there is absolutely nothing about Breaking Betting with nothing showing you about the system or even any substantial evidence that it works. Instead the focus is on the deposits that Craig Stanton makes from betting companies (although based on everything else I doubt the legitimacy of these too). Read more

Commission Chemistry Review

September 9, 2014 General News, Marketing No comments

Created by Seth “Beast” Bias, Commission Chemistry is a training manual for generating traffic and using affiliates to market your products.

What is the product?

Whilst Seth “Beast” Bias doesn’t actually go into much detail about how Commission Chemistry works on the sales pitch it seems to be a method of generating traffic through affiliates. I say this as Commission Chemistry refers several times to affiliates and also the notion of ethically “stealing” traffic from your competitors. I can only assume that this will be somehow related to paying better commissions (although there isn’t anything stating this directly, I am simply pontificating aloud here) than your competitors. This is somewhat further evidenced by references to building an “affiliate army” and generating traffic with very little work. Like I say, ultimately Commission Chemistry doesn’t really go into any specifics on the sales page, something that I find a questionable technique as I wouldn’t invest in something I knew nothing about. Read more

Six Figure Betting Review

September 8, 2014 Gambling / Tipsters, General News No comments

Created by Colin Maccallum, Six Figure Betting is a piece of software that uses an automated version of his personal selection process for choosing horse racing bets.

What is the product?

Six Figure Betting is essentially an automated version of Colin Maccallum’s personal betting system. This is essentially built around his knowledge of horse racing with the creator claiming that he can judge all kinds of statistics, form and even allegedly the look in the jockey’s eyes before a race. All of this can be done in seconds where it would take most people minutes. Naturally there is no evidence of this so I am very much in the sceptical camp. Given that the creator of Six Figure Betting claims to be a professional gambler this shouldn’t be a difficult thing to show. Six Figure Betting is claimed to be a legitimate problem with many other horse racing systems being deemed scams or overly simple. Read more

Safe Finance Review

September 1, 2014 General Reviews, Trading No comments

Created by Gary Roberts, Safe Finance is a trading strategy for trading binary options. The system is built on identifying simple trends.

What is the product?

Safe Finance has been created as a strategy for trading binary options successfully. Creator Gary Roberts shows this off in a rather in depth video tutorial that runs for a very reasonable seven and a half minutes. During this he educates you on the single trading strategy that Safe Finance utilises, namely something called Graphics Trend Analysis. What this involves is looking at a set of charts that Safe Finance provide, looking to see if a stock or commodity is showing an upward or downward trend and following this. To say that this is crude is something of an understatement. Despite this Safe Finance allegedly has a very high win rate (of which there is no evidence presented). Even with the recommended maximum of 5% of your bank staked this feels like a very sketchy way of choosing investments. Read more

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