I think maybe the wider public aren't aware. Some will be, and if its purely an entertainment thing and you're aware then that's reasonable enough. However, pushing it for consistently winning when they clearly aren't (and are sending to really bad value) isn't quite the same in my opinion. Each to their own, at least people can make their own mind up when knowing how it all works.
I have seen everyone of these mentioned on this video at some point on Twitter.... the whole showmanship that they put on is remarkable ...£25 on to win £31 back followed by “ BOOOOOOM” it’s ridiculous. These people are very good “ sales “ people. Talk a good game, and frankly when Iv seen critical comments towards these “ tipsters “ the amount of people who come to there defence is scary, people don’t realise what these conmen are up to. Andy Robson being my particular favourite
We can all play start with a tenner and roll it over on to the next shorty game. I love it when one fails and it’s met with “but he hit 30 in a row you didn’t say anything about them”... yeah but 31 busted his whole bank ffs.
I have no sympathy with those people that lose money with tipsters and suffer financial ruin because when you try tell them they defend the tipsters as if its their own child, so they reap what they sow 🤣
Heres a good bet that has hit for weeks on end for me Alexander Arnold assist. It’s always around 2.8-3.0 odds so that’s £28-£30 for a tenner bet. You’re welcome 👍
They all use a rod with the same bait on it. The whole “BOOOOOM!” Shtick sucks in the brainless sadly, makes them think their part of a little community. It’s funny now the slot casino industry of sign ups is dead in this the same characters are now using sports betting to draw in the idiots. These people don’t understand anything they just tip up the most obvious types accas and they only need a couple of good runs to sucker in the mugs.
There’s now adverts on here of sports betting entrepreneurs who have all of a sudden found the golden egg on how to beat the bookies 😂😂😂😂. Like I said above these are the same types who used to sell casino sites to to the gullible before casinos stopped funding them because of our gambling constraints.
sad reality of football tipsters, helpful video as I have been following these tipsters for a couple months now finding that they only win 1 bet out of around 10-15 bets they place
I am sorry Mr Caan Berry I have to take issue with a number of things you say here. I have been in the Football betting business since 1992 both full time and semi professional. I was a column tipster for both Racing Post & RFO exclusively for Scottish Football. Believe it or not I have just 15 members and do not want anymore as I need to protect the prices. You can see from my UA-cam channel everything I do is done to help the punter, not to relieve them of their hard earned. I have no website, none of these links you talk about, I'm in my 50's and still use pen, paper & calculator to work out all of my bets. I only ever bet if say Arbroath have a 50% chance of winning and I can get better than Evens etc. I price up every single Football match in both Non League & Scotland as I do also work part time as an odds compiler. I agree some rogues are in the industry as in all walks of life but not all of us are just here for someones money,
Think maybe you missed a few bits in the video. Sounds like you're operating in a very different way, its the ones with links and matey social profiles advertising etc are the problem.
It's just like when bookmakers themselves offer you a odds boost on a "Trebble" - as if they would hand you a value bet like that. Then, you use a few boosted accas they suggest and you get your account suspended :D
I look at them and see the odds increase, sometimes 2/1 increased to 4/1....the correct odds are probably close to 3/1 so the increase should be much higher but that would mean the bookies lose
Most people look to a higher power rather than thinking for themselves. This is encouraged in our society. A quick study and knowledge of the leagues, form of the teams and searching for the best available prices and knowledge of what's likely to change those prices and a grasp of bank roll management would give most people the edge they think they are getting from these tipsters they are essentially paying for. Nice video Caan!
Hiya…Hope you alright however i have lost 160 k gbp in a year in paddy power & ladbrokes. Fact is both of the bookies never asked my source of funds They knew i am a problem gumbler but they were kept taking my bets. note: it was high street bookies. can anyone tell me ..can i get a lawer to claim for refund or any way ? please help me out.
JJValueHunter is the complete opposite of these affiliate conmen, why did you put him in here out of curiosity? Followed him for years and never saw an affiliate link from him
I just looked up the account you mention there but it's not featured in the video? The account does have a similar graphical designer to the others and regularly links to an affiliate site when looking at their posting history. Maybe you mentioned the wrong account? Thanks.
@@CaanBerryProTrader 0:06 and it's in the thumbnail aswell mate can you send me the affiliate link please? he does regular write-ups for companies and posts tips for oddschecker too but definitely not affiliated as far as i know
@@lewis6004 Just go to his social account, the last 3 posts are all to links where you are hit with an affiliate popup in under 3 seconds. If the link is direct from the account or from a page the account routinely sends you to or not, it's still a link and its still affiliated isn't it? Oddschecker are one of the biggest affiliates out there. If he's working for oddschecker and they are collecting the money separately its still the same game isn't it? Never focused on that account as it didn't appear as bad as some of the others but still appears to be the same game. The last 3 posts go via the same site where you are hit with a Betfred signup.
@@CaanBerryProTrader I can confirm after watching your video, that JJVAlueHunter is in the video and Lewis is in fact correct. I now wonder, Caan have you watched your video?
@@CaanBerryProTrader Your actually spot on and that's weird why hes done that.. maybe hes been asked to by oddschecker/bettingodds? I followed him for a while like i said and he was a very good tipster
You should never bet just because someone put it infront of you. Always do your own research before hand. I like a bet but the amount of tipsters on twitter is mad. I see their tips and pick out 1 or 2 from each and put them together after I've done a bit research and happy with it.
Chance from just buying it? 0%. Trading's far more complex, and a skill to develop with lots of indicators and reasons to track movement. Not quite like clicking a link and there's no benefit from you losing, only some, possibly, if you return because you didn't.
Where to begin... maybe that's a video in itself. Tools wise there are platforms that match open arbs but the more popular they become the quicker the bookies follow them and then close the line. You're better to look at outlying markets, like the opposite to match odds on a football game for example. To list a few tools that would be of interest to you probably are - profitrush, oddsmonkey, profit accumulator, profit maximiser, rebelbetting, beth bet. Good luck!
Another great video, I personally spend my own time looking at acca's and choose my own games rather than use a tipster. Quick question, how much sponsorship do you get from superdry lol.
No one gives their meal tickets away esp for free 😂 these tipsters are making money from bookie links and only want your sign ups. Do yourself a favour and bet your own opinion it’s much more fun anyway, you win by yourself you lose by yourself.
If you're taking things recreational this is the best way, its supposed to be entertainment right? If not, you need to get into the maths of probability, odds and margins, theres lots on the channel about it.
This video should call out bad tipster in this business but it's just ignorant to call every tipster a scam.There are good tipsters and yes they are profitable
@@CaanBerryProTrader There are plenty of platforms where you can find real tipsters and their "performances".The Best are blogabet,tipster,betting etc. What you referring in this video are probably scammers that don't provide data for their tips.Such as tips history and yield or win percentage
Yes, there's also a book about those platforms by Joseph Buchdahl, worth a read. You see why would someone start a tipster verifying platform for their love of the game? Or is it maybe they are also super-affiliates with an agenda making money from selling the tips. Granted there might be one or two that don't start with that intention but the way business goes in the industry they won't get far before that changes. Prime example, one of the most trusted tipsters out there is here: ua-cam.com/video/1u3sSGuPhWg/v-deo.html
@@CaanBerryProTrader I did, I genuinely make profit using another slightly more complex strategy than you describe. I really enjoy your content and hope that it saves a few people from the minefield of gambling(as opposed to trading or stats based betting)
For anyone interested. As I sounded a little bullshitty there. I find value in betting markets and bet that. Its not easy and when you do find it it disappears quickly and you cant always get much money on but it is a profitable gambling strategy.
Anybody who follows or worse subscribes to tipsters seriously deserve all they get, just ask yourself if these so called tipsters were any good why would they tell anyone ?
Slot streamers are not what they used to be either though, yes they’d have links and would use you to make money but they would at least be risking some of their wages in making those 100% bonus deposits. Now they are literally 100% funded by the casino itself, playing on a deal that gives them and the casino such a massive edge it’s ridiculous to even contemplate even playing the sodding things, not to mention in the uk they’ve banned bonus buying (buy the feature and bypass the base grind),, and the slots nowadays are geared around buying them to increase the rtp, playing the base grind is totally pointless, someone out there has brought 50 features before you land your first.... what’s the point. Plus these streamers are mates not only with casino reps but the slot provider ceos and managers to boot... literally laughing at their viewers whilst streaming from a safe haven in Malta or wherever.
Yet again Caan states that you can’t make money long term from accumulators. I’ve been betting accumulators on outright markets for 24 years the last 18 as my only income. Accumulators on outright markets are by far the best way to beat the bookie. And I’m appalled at the ignorance and arrogance of those who insist otherwise. The irony in Caans case is that long term markets are ridiculously easy to trade and those trades can be leveraged so to speak by placing them in accumulators. In fact this season is the most straightforward I’ve ever experienced and I’m attempting a very very big profit . And I invite Caan to see my bets at the end of the season . But better still anyone reading this can try betting accumulators on outright markets from this point for tiny stakes. They’d be surprised and would learn a great deal about the markets .
@@CaanBerryProTrader Cool. I’d very like for someone in your position to one day in the next two years do a video in which you suggest that it’s possible-just possible mind -that accumulators on outright markets could have certain advantages over other forms of betting. And I’m happy to proof every single bet I do next season with you even though I fully expect it to be significantly harder than this season (partly because all the best teams are goi g up this year ) I’d like to take this opportunity to say that the reason I come across as angry and annoying and arrogant or whatever is because all my life I’ve been on the side of the underdog and when I discovered that accumulators on outright markets were the best way to beat the bookies I naively thought I’d be able to help others beat the bookies . Only to find that no matter how much I win there are endless people implying or overtly stating it can only be luck and as a result I’ve only been able to help a few people. As for the workings . What I do is based on three things . There is a favourite long shot bias in long term sports betting markets. In almost every sport! Long term sports betting markets are ridiculously easy to trade !! Ironic that no ? And lastly when done in volume throughout the season a number of bets go close enough to winning that you can nearly always hedge them using a relatively small percentage of your bank .
Why add JJValueHunter into this? Looks like a lack of due diligence on your part to put him in the same breath as the other tipping scumbags. Is JJ even an affiliate?
@@CaanBerryProTrader What's the issue with that specifically? Why is this being compared to the topic of tipsters creating links to bet slips to receive commission?
Watch the video and you'll see. It's the same if it's a social profile or web page directing to the links. only incentivised to make others lose. if not they don't get paid.
@@CaanBerryProTrader You don't have issue with affiliate links (to bookmakers) in general though, correct? Only when coming from tipsters providing betslip links?
Straight facts, i follow that benny tips guys and I swear the guy is full shit and apologies... what a shame so many people follow them
I think maybe the wider public aren't aware. Some will be, and if its purely an entertainment thing and you're aware then that's reasonable enough. However, pushing it for consistently winning when they clearly aren't (and are sending to really bad value) isn't quite the same in my opinion. Each to their own, at least people can make their own mind up when knowing how it all works.
Why do you follow him
Couldn't agree more
I have seen everyone of these mentioned on this video at some point on Twitter.... the whole showmanship that they put on is remarkable ...£25 on to win £31 back followed by “ BOOOOOOM” it’s ridiculous. These people are very good “ sales “ people. Talk a good game, and frankly when Iv seen critical comments towards these “ tipsters “ the amount of people who come to there defence is scary, people don’t realise what these conmen are up to. Andy Robson being my particular favourite
Ye is a bit strange sometimes.
We can all play start with a tenner and roll it over on to the next shorty game. I love it when one fails and it’s met with “but he hit 30 in a row you didn’t say anything about them”... yeah but 31 busted his whole bank ffs.
I have no sympathy with those people that lose money with tipsters and suffer financial ruin because when you try tell them they defend the tipsters as if its their own child, so they reap what they sow 🤣
Heres a good bet that has hit for weeks on end for me Alexander Arnold assist. It’s always around 2.8-3.0 odds so that’s £28-£30 for a tenner bet. You’re welcome 👍
fuck man i will put more on that price should be 1.2 or something thats mental 2.8
Great video Caan. Andy Robson is asking for a graphic designer. Must have seen your video!
Doubt it!
BOOOOOOOOM! Great Video! 😂 I’ve always wondered if these ‘tipsters’ are just the same people - their content is all so similar!
If not, their adverts certainly appear to be the same.
They all use a rod with the same bait on it. The whole “BOOOOOM!” Shtick sucks in the brainless sadly, makes them think their part of a little community. It’s funny now the slot casino industry of sign ups is dead in this the same characters are now using sports betting to draw in the idiots. These people don’t understand anything they just tip up the most obvious types accas and they only need a couple of good runs to sucker in the mugs.
There’s now adverts on here of sports betting entrepreneurs who have all of a sudden found the golden egg on how to beat the bookies 😂😂😂😂. Like I said above these are the same types who used to sell casino sites to to the gullible before casinos stopped funding them because of our gambling constraints.
sad reality of football tipsters, helpful video as I have been following these tipsters for a couple months now finding that they only win 1 bet out of around 10-15 bets they place
Glad it helped.
I am sorry Mr Caan Berry I have to take issue with a number of things you say here. I have been in the Football betting business since 1992 both full time and semi professional. I was a column tipster for both Racing Post & RFO exclusively for Scottish Football. Believe it or not I have just 15 members and do not want anymore as I need to protect the prices. You can see from my UA-cam channel everything I do is done to help the punter, not to relieve them of their hard earned. I have no website, none of these links you talk about, I'm in my 50's and still use pen, paper & calculator to work out all of my bets. I only ever bet if say Arbroath have a 50% chance of winning and I can get better than Evens etc. I price up every single Football match in both Non League & Scotland as I do also work part time as an odds compiler. I agree some rogues are in the industry as in all walks of life but not all of us are just here for someones money,
Think maybe you missed a few bits in the video. Sounds like you're operating in a very different way, its the ones with links and matey social profiles advertising etc are the problem.
It's just like when bookmakers themselves offer you a odds boost on a "Trebble" - as if they would hand you a value bet like that. Then, you use a few boosted accas they suggest and you get your account suspended :D
I look at them and see the odds increase, sometimes 2/1 increased to 4/1....the correct odds are probably close to 3/1 so the increase should be much higher but that would mean the bookies lose
Most people look to a higher power rather than thinking for themselves. This is encouraged in our society. A quick study and knowledge of the leagues, form of the teams and searching for the best available prices and knowledge of what's likely to change those prices and a grasp of bank roll management would give most people the edge they think they are getting from these tipsters they are essentially paying for. Nice video Caan!
I think that happens in many other areas of life too.
Hiya…Hope you alright
however i have lost 160 k gbp in a year in paddy power & ladbrokes.
Fact is both of the bookies never asked my source of funds
They knew i am a problem gumbler but they were kept taking my bets.
note: it was high street bookies.
can anyone tell me ..can i get a lawer to claim for refund or any way ?
please help me out.
That's terrible. Contact Jimmy Justice on twitter and ask for a SAR.
JJValueHunter is the complete opposite of these affiliate conmen, why did you put him in here out of curiosity?
Followed him for years and never saw an affiliate link from him
I just looked up the account you mention there but it's not featured in the video? The account does have a similar graphical designer to the others and regularly links to an affiliate site when looking at their posting history. Maybe you mentioned the wrong account? Thanks.
@@CaanBerryProTrader 0:06 and it's in the thumbnail aswell mate
can you send me the affiliate link please? he does regular write-ups for companies and posts tips for oddschecker too but definitely not affiliated as far as i know
@@lewis6004 Just go to his social account, the last 3 posts are all to links where you are hit with an affiliate popup in under 3 seconds. If the link is direct from the account or from a page the account routinely sends you to or not, it's still a link and its still affiliated isn't it? Oddschecker are one of the biggest affiliates out there. If he's working for oddschecker and they are collecting the money separately its still the same game isn't it? Never focused on that account as it didn't appear as bad as some of the others but still appears to be the same game. The last 3 posts go via the same site where you are hit with a Betfred signup.
@@CaanBerryProTrader I can confirm after watching your video, that JJVAlueHunter is in the video and Lewis is in fact correct. I now wonder, Caan have you watched your video?
@@CaanBerryProTrader Your actually spot on and that's weird why hes done that.. maybe hes been asked to by oddschecker/bettingodds?
I followed him for a while like i said and he was a very good tipster
You should never bet just because someone put it infront of you. Always do your own research before hand. I like a bet but the amount of tipsters on twitter is mad. I see their tips and pick out 1 or 2 from each and put them together after I've done a bit research and happy with it.
Yep its because twitter allows anonimity
I've seen five tipster's with different names and the web layout is exactly the same on each one, oh and the price is similar 🤣
Maybe they all just do the same 'research' ?
Second video I watched this week on UA-cam on tipping. Strange. What's the % chance of me being profitable, if I bought your £147.00 online course?
Chance from just buying it? 0%. Trading's far more complex, and a skill to develop with lots of indicators and reasons to track movement. Not quite like clicking a link and there's no benefit from you losing, only some, possibly, if you return because you didn't.
@@CaanBerryProTraderYour benefit would come from promoting Geeks Toy on your channel. Have you got a link you can post!
Hello mate , how to find odds for arbitrage ? is there any tool you recommend ?
Where to begin... maybe that's a video in itself. Tools wise there are platforms that match open arbs but the more popular they become the quicker the bookies follow them and then close the line. You're better to look at outlying markets, like the opposite to match odds on a football game for example. To list a few tools that would be of interest to you probably are - profitrush, oddsmonkey, profit accumulator, profit maximiser, rebelbetting, beth bet. Good luck!
Another great video, I personally spend my own time looking at acca's and choose my own games rather than use a tipster. Quick question, how much sponsorship do you get from superdry lol.
Haha, zero. If superdry are watching though, happy to send me some free stuff haha.
Very good videos these are 👍🏻
Thank you! 👍 More on route.
If they knew they wouldn’t tell anyone.
Unless they were restricted everywhere and couldn't get on. But then they wouldnt be plugging links...
Is there any fixing matches in football sir?
See the last upload.
What happen whit Ban man tipster on itv mate ?
Do you give bet tips for footbal on twitter
No mate because prices change and its all about value.
No one gives their meal tickets away esp for free 😂 these tipsters are making money from bookie links and only want your sign ups. Do yourself a favour and bet your own opinion it’s much more fun anyway, you win by yourself you lose by yourself.
Tipsters make profits off punters losses. I followed one for a while but had far more luck myself and I'm no footy expert!
brilliant bro
Thanks, I appreciate it.
They get paid commission when the bets lose
Via the links yes. So there is no incentive to give you a winner...
Dont follow any tips for football just work your own out on Saturday morning thats what i do
If you're taking things recreational this is the best way, its supposed to be entertainment right? If not, you need to get into the maths of probability, odds and margins, theres lots on the channel about it.
I shall be investigating 🔎
This video should call out bad tipster in this business but it's just ignorant to call every tipster a scam.There are good tipsters and yes they are profitable
Please share one...
@@CaanBerryProTrader There are plenty of platforms where you can find real tipsters and their "performances".The Best are blogabet,tipster,betting etc. What you referring in this video are probably scammers that don't provide data for their tips.Such as tips history and yield or win percentage
Yes, there's also a book about those platforms by Joseph Buchdahl, worth a read. You see why would someone start a tipster verifying platform for their love of the game? Or is it maybe they are also super-affiliates with an agenda making money from selling the tips. Granted there might be one or two that don't start with that intention but the way business goes in the industry they won't get far before that changes. Prime example, one of the most trusted tipsters out there is here: ua-cam.com/video/1u3sSGuPhWg/v-deo.html
spot on Caan.... spot on
Thanks, Barry.
If you could make thousands betting on football,why do u need to do tips,what u do is keep it to yourself,
Only counter to that is, you know about account restrictions right?
Great video Caan.
Glad you enjoyed it.
@@CaanBerryProTrader I did, I genuinely make profit using another slightly more complex strategy than you describe. I really enjoy your content and hope that it saves a few people from the minefield of gambling(as opposed to trading or stats based betting)
For anyone interested. As I sounded a little bullshitty there. I find value in betting markets and bet that. Its not easy and when you do find it it disappears quickly and you cant always get much money on but it is a profitable gambling strategy.
Danny Dappers mate tha bad man tipster.. truly sad to see this ... I thought much better of dan
Anybody who follows or worse subscribes to tipsters seriously deserve all they get, just ask yourself if these so called tipsters were any good why would they tell anyone ?
yes I can see why they might do it in the first place they quite innocently
Thank you
You're welcome
Thant Andy robson guy is loved as well has a massive following of sheep
Seems popular!
It’s like the slot streamers that are affiliates with casinos. I follow that bad man on Twitter. Good warning for others. Thanks. Just unfollowed him.
Ye the slot streamers are similar.
Slot streamers are not what they used to be either though, yes they’d have links and would use you to make money but they would at least be risking some of their wages in making those 100% bonus deposits. Now they are literally 100% funded by the casino itself, playing on a deal that gives them and the casino such a massive edge it’s ridiculous to even contemplate even playing the sodding things, not to mention in the uk they’ve banned bonus buying (buy the feature and bypass the base grind),, and the slots nowadays are geared around buying them to increase the rtp, playing the base grind is totally pointless, someone out there has brought 50 features before you land your first.... what’s the point. Plus these streamers are mates not only with casino reps but the slot provider ceos and managers to boot... literally laughing at their viewers whilst streaming from a safe haven in Malta or wherever.
Some people in the US pay for tips, which is bazaar. Wager Talk make millions every year, from these suckers!
Got a reference?
Yet again Caan states that you can’t make money long term from accumulators. I’ve been betting accumulators on outright markets for 24 years the last 18 as my only income. Accumulators on outright markets are by far the best way to beat the bookie. And I’m appalled at the ignorance and arrogance of those who insist otherwise.
The irony in Caans case is that long term markets are ridiculously easy to trade and those trades can be leveraged so to speak by placing them in accumulators.
In fact this season is the most straightforward I’ve ever experienced and I’m attempting a very very big profit .
And I invite Caan to see my bets at the end of the season .
But better still anyone reading this can try betting accumulators on outright markets from this point for tiny stakes.
They’d be surprised and would learn a great deal about the markets .
Keen to see those workings.
@@CaanBerryProTrader Cool. I’d very like for someone in your position to one day in the next two years do a video in which you suggest that it’s possible-just possible mind -that accumulators on outright markets could have certain advantages over other forms of betting.
And I’m happy to proof every single bet I do next season with you even though I fully expect it to be significantly harder than this season (partly because all the best teams are goi g up this year )
I’d like to take this opportunity to say that the reason I come across as angry and annoying and arrogant or whatever is because all my life I’ve been on the side of the underdog and when I discovered that accumulators on outright markets were the best way to beat the bookies I naively thought I’d be able to help others beat the bookies .
Only to find that no matter how much I win there are endless people implying or overtly stating it can only be luck and as a result I’ve only been able to help a few people.
As for the workings . What I do is based on three things . There is a favourite long shot bias in long term sports betting markets. In almost every sport! Long term sports betting markets are ridiculously easy to trade !! Ironic that no ? And lastly when done in volume throughout the season a number of bets go close enough to winning that you can nearly always hedge them using a relatively small percentage of your bank .
Why add JJValueHunter into this? Looks like a lack of due diligence on your part to put him in the same breath as the other tipping scumbags. Is JJ even an affiliate?
Just looked up the page now and the last 3 posts all go directly to a page where you are hit with affiliate popups and links.
@@CaanBerryProTrader What's the issue with that specifically? Why is this being compared to the topic of tipsters creating links to bet slips to receive commission?
Watch the video and you'll see. It's the same if it's a social profile or web page directing to the links. only incentivised to make others lose. if not they don't get paid.
@@CaanBerryProTrader You don't have issue with affiliate links (to bookmakers) in general though, correct? Only when coming from tipsters providing betslip links?
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