Betting Gods Review

Betting Gods is a professional betting tipping service. It maintains a pool (circa 20) of professional or serious bettors, that have been means tested to ensure they can maintain profitable result.

Each bettor or tipster has to then maintain profitable results. My understanding is if they hit three consecutive losing months then they can be booted from the system. The stats for each tipster on the Betting Gods website are second to none. You can see on each individual tipsters page a very good summary of their historic results. The format is identical for each tipster and is ideal for seeing how well they perform and to make a decision on whether you want to subscribe to them or not. I really do like the Green and Red grid that shows a monthly view of whether the tipster has been profitable or not. Additionally, for each tipster there is a link to view or download their full list of tips (going back to 2017 in some cases) in spreadsheet format for further analysis – amazing!

Each tipster comes with a monthly subscription fee, allowing to choose your tipsters according to your budget. These mainly appear to fall anywhere between £17 to £37 per month. Be aware that the Betting Gods website does not make it clear that all prices exclude vat, which may be because not all of their customers will be from the UK, so those that aren’t will not be subject to vat. We do feel that this should be mentioned though, prior to reaching the checkout where you first see the vat charge. It did make our £37 monthly subscription to The Bookies Enemy a total of £44.40 per month.

There is then a VIP service that costs £99 per month (+vat) that gives access to ALL tipsters. I will definitely be looking at this route once I’ve reached that price with individual tipsters.

We have seen very respectable results from The Bookies Enemy who specialises in UK Horse Racing during our first month. So much so, that I’ve taken another look to find a second tipster for March, settling on Premier Greyhound Tips (not too many points for the name 🙂 at only £17 per month. And so far, we’ve had 7 out of 8 winners, so definitely producing the goods… I hope that hasn’t jinxed it.

It is down to your own discretion what betting strategy you use, and how much you stake for each bet. We advise a bank roll for each tipster, and a points system. I think the Betting Gods website states 2% of your bank, so on a £100 bank, you’d be looking at £2 per point. I like to recommend 1% to play it safer, so £1 per £100. It’s easier to calculate and protects your bank. Every tip you received will advise the number of points to place for each bet.

Talking of receiving tips, they come via email, or you can login to the Betting Gods website, or more conveniently while on the go you can use the app. Each tipster has an advised time of day when you can expect new tips. For example, The Bookies Enemy is daily at around 7pm.

One issue we have encountered is getting the advised odd. I advise using Oddschecker, which we plan a future review, as it compares the odds available for all of your configured bookies accounts. So an example is where an advised tip of 33/1 is received and instantly the price drops, and we can only get say 26.0 (25/1). What I’ve decided to do there is keep a full record of my results, and then it can be compared to the tipsters advertised results at the end of each month to compare the difference. I recommend you do the same. Do not simply rely on the profit amount that the tipster has achieved for the month as I can guarantee it will not match yours.

You do then, need to spend time placing and recording your bets, and the results.

Full review will appear here soon, in the meantime do take a look at our Betting Gods videos on our YouTube Channel.

Month 1 – February 2023

Results will appear here during and on completion of our trial, in the meantime check out the Drift-o-meter and Youtube Channel for updates on monthly results.

Betting Gods looks to be a very promising and profitable service. It has certainly started on the right track from my own personal experience. A Canny Pick that makes it straight onto the Drift-o-meter. Look out for regular updates on the YouTube Channel.