Oddschecker’s Paid Tipster Shuts Down After Huge Losses

Oddschecker has terminated its partnership with The Betting Professor due to significant losses over the past few months. The service, which initially offered two free months before charging £19.99 per month for subscribers to Oddschecker Unlimited, was plagued by a series of bad bets that resulted in substantial financial losses.

The Betting Professor, who claimed to be an anonymous professional gambler with previous winnings of over £20 million, faced criticism for failing to verify these bold claims. The lack of transparency in tracking profitability and the absence of guidance on bankroll management raised concerns among punters who followed the tips.

Additionally, the service was criticized for offering bets at prices that were not always realistic or available at the top price. This inconsistency in pricing, combined with a lack of overall profitability, led to mounting losses for subscribers.

Despite some initial success, the tipping service eventually saw a significant downturn, with a loss of -92.70 points recorded on September 30. This loss continued to grow, reaching a total of 170 points down, making it unsustainable for most gamblers to continue following the tips.

In response to the mounting losses and feedback from customers, Oddschecker decided to discontinue the paid tips service provided by The Betting Professor. The tipster acknowledged the challenges faced by subscribers and expressed a commitment to delivering more profitable and innovative content in the future.

Moving forward, The Betting Professor will still offer tips on Oddschecker, but at a reduced frequency and free of charge. The decision to shift focus away from the paid service reflects a desire to address customer concerns and provide a more sustainable and profitable betting experience for users.

Overall, the closure of the partnership between Oddschecker and The Betting Professor marks the end of a tumultuous period filled with financial losses and criticism. Despite the challenges faced, both parties remain committed to delivering high-quality and profitable content to their customers in the future.

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