Have you Considered a Career in Betting Consultancy?

[Cling18]

Yes, the betting consultant can be considered a career but it has high qualifications. You must acquire knowledge and skills about gambling strategies and must make sure that you have applied it successfully on your own gambling journey. But if you are a gambling pro, why would you focus on this career and not just gamble using your strategies if they're really effective? That's an ironic yet confusing part of hiring tipsters.

[jostorres]

it is possible that you can turn your hobby into a profitable business venture if you are confident of your skillsets. Have you ever considered a career in betting consultancy?

So far I haven't yet because I think my skills are not that good enough but soon maybe, who knows? It is nice that there are agencies like this where they gather pro players from different places and then pay them for the information that they get. It seems an easy money but no, because the struggle is also real to become a better bettor.

Thousand of money have been wasted and as well as efforts of doing a research but all are worth it because they used it to have a career like this one. Imagine that you are being paid with a good amounts of cash from your company and then you are winning huge at the same time on a sports betting match where you bet alone. It's like hitting two birds with one stone.

[Mahanton]

The answer is yes. Trying a career in gambling as a consultant can also be done, especially if we are used to giving tips about a game. The internet can help us get many customers, especially if we can give almost accurate predictions for many matches. Those who have used our services will return and try to place bets on other matches. Sooner or later, this career will develop as more customers use our services.

In order for everything to happen as you described, you must be regularly stronger than the bookmakers and have a good public betting history where everyone can see that you are in profit. Do you really think this scenario is likely? In my opinion, this is like talking about how you can make money in poker - you just need to register in the tournament and beat all the other participants. It's real, but unlikely.

For those big winners or constantly do make wins or profits then its indeed unlikely for them to have at least the time on giving out such services or consultancy yet they are already generating sufficient profit
for them to consider such sideline or other activity which might not really be that likely for someone to do so.Its true that you would really need to prove out something in the public
before you do offer such service or something in related because it is really hard to follow up someone which doesnt have solid credentials or statistics which for you to see on.

[ShowOff]

Yes, the betting consultant can be considered a career but it has high qualifications. You must acquire knowledge and skills about gambling strategies and must make sure that you have applied it successfully on your own gambling journey. But if you are a gambling pro, why would you focus on this career and not just gamble using your strategies if they're really effective? That's an ironic yet confusing part of hiring tipsters.

hahaha, funny question. I don't know why the doctor doesn't treat himself even though he is quite capable of treating the patient's illness, is the question the same but the case is different?

This may seem very confusing, but if you think about things from a different angle then you should be able to tell what is work and what isn't. When it comes to money, I don't think he needs to gamble because only by becoming a consultant can he make a profit without risk.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Like Relle14 said, this is a very tough career to choose, and it will take far more than just hard work to get you to the point where clients can easily trust your judgement about the outcome of a game or match, and the beginning of this type of career wont be funny for a lot of reasons, and one of those reasons will be winning clients trust, to win the trust of clients who will in turn bring more clients, it is very important that the consultant maintain a very high rate of accurate predictions as one wrong prediction which clients invested alot of money in is enough to bring this kind of career to an end and even put the consultant in a big problem if clients decides to make a case.  

[famososMuertos]

A betting consultant should have good medical insurance and surely have life insurance with good figures that will leave his dependents in a good later life, or at least have a long life with no enemies, if I can manage to do that I would I would like,  the five or six figure annual salary it is already the icing on the cake, 

As usual in non-conventional professions, a talent that takes you out of the average is required, today with the availability of all the information within reach of a click and the use of technologies that can even tell you how many km a player runs per game, an individual necessary skill stands out that makes you have long-term success, because what the OP mentions ..."constant profits..." does not last all the time, it is a myth that the consultant may well use as his slogan.

[aioc]

Betting consultants are gurus who have cracked the secret code of increasing one's chances of beating the bookies and sportsbooks. They provide professional betting advice to clients. Betting consultants have the experience, the reputation (they have consistently generated profits for clients over time), the expertise, and the necessary information needed to make the right betting decision. They are not Jack of all trades instead, they have their specialty. Specializing in one or more but not all of the following sports - Football, Baseball, Boxing, Horse Racing, Cricket, Basketball, UFC, Golf, and Motosport at both the professional and other levels. According to ZipRecruiter, the national average salary of a Sports Betting Consultant per year in the US is $69,887. ²

Just like Tony Bloom and others, it is possible that you can turn your hobby into a profitable business venture if you are confident of your skillsets. Have you ever considered a career in betting consultancy?

I loved it too but I'm very far from doing that it will take years before you can become a sports consultant and you must know the in and out of the sports that you are targeting to be a consultant, in short, you must be reputable and very consistent on what all the tips and bets you ae going to give to your client.
It's very profitable I'm sure that's the ultimate goal of every sports bettor, but not everybody can reach to that level of a guru or consultant.

[OgNasty]

I've never considered a career in betting consultancy but it seems like it's got to be one of the less secure positions a person could have.  Not to mention people would likely hold you accountable for their losses in some fashion for following your advice.  They make movies about that sort of thing.  This sounds like the type of job where 'what have you done for me lately' is a saying that comes to mind.  I'm not a professional gambler though.  Maybe for those who are really good at something, they want to be paid outside of their own wagers.

[Yogee]

I don't think that there are secrets though, it's just numbers and statistics that they collected, analyzed and then come up with their predictions and then they sell it to gambling operators.

Yes it's good old fashioned research but they probably have a different set of parameters in determining possible outcomes of a game. It was mentioned in the post that they also consider the weather condition on match day. That's probably something most casual gamblers like me haven't thought about.

It is also said that morale is also part of their "formula". It's not about numbers but I think it's pretty common factor. Most of us refer to it as "momentum".

let us be realistic here also. they can't say that their predictions will always be 100% true. as there are other factors that they may not see. they can use their experiences and other info that they need to come up with a good bet. because if they are totally confident with themselves, they can very much use it to enrich themselves. the stats and other past figures are one of their great resources in coming up their bet. just look at the prediction sites, they usually compare h2h about the past history of the team or the individuals. but it doesn't guarantee that their conclusion will be the winning bet.

I'm realistic and I think Baofeng is too. We never said anything about 100% accuracy and only scammers would say such a thing. This betting consultancy didn't make such claim either since the words used were "odds that are more accurate than those offered by bookmakers" if you check the link posted. It is also mentioned in the article that some bets lose

A former staff member who endured a long tenure with Starlizard only recounted one significant period of losses, but across the year they always came out on top.

[Doan9269]

Betting consultants are gurus who have cracked the secret code of increasing one's chances of beating the bookies and sportsbooks

If i am nkt mistaken i think they are often refered to as the forecasters or gamble predictionists, they derive a means and create a prediction on matches that may be closely accurate to be precise base on varieties of informations and research carried out, i think it is good enough to understand their major motive is for profit realization, their predictions were not 100% of accuracy but they beat the close mark to that base on their level of thorough research.

[Fatunad]

Betting consultants are gurus who have cracked the secret code of increasing one's chances of beating the bookies and sportsbooks

If i am nkt mistaken i think they are often refered to as the forecasters or gamble predictionists, they derive a means and create a prediction on matches that may be closely accurate to be precise base on varieties of informations and research carried out, i think it is good enough to understand their major motive is for profit realization, their predictions were not 100% of accuracy but they beat the close mark to that base on their level of thorough research.

As if these fellas could really show off those percentages to the public and would able to hook up some interest then it might be possible but we know that trust issues would really be the main issue on here.
Anyone could claim that they are good but showing solid stats or proving it out isnt something that you could prove out right away.
People would normally come in line if they do see and get recognized but if not then it would be simply be ignored.
Career in relation to this wont be unlikely to be seen or not totally that interested on offering such service if ever they really having that good winning rate.

[Oshosondy]

In order for everything to happen as you described, you must be regularly stronger than the bookmakers and have a good public betting history where everyone can see that you are in profit. Do you really think this scenario is likely? In my opinion, this is like talking about how you can make money in poker - you just need to register in the tournament and beat all the other participants. It's real, but unlikely.

It can not happen as he described it, people are only looking for people they can scam or means to earn. Such consultants should be able to gamble and earn themselves without helping anyone in gambling advice and prediction. There would only be people that is using this as an advantage to steal money from people. I am still wondering that some people will hear about this and fall for it and they will lose twice, first from gambling with false predictions, second from the consultants that give them false information

[rodskee]

I have a Hobby when i am teenager and that is Planting flowers , some calls a a Gay but I dont care as long as I love my flowers blooming.

and now? this turns to be my business together with My wife as we are now a breeder of plants and extending our business to offer a Online delivery of flowers.

This is nothing different from the OP's thread , and that is a Hobby and skills now turns to be a business .

so yes we can adopt our knowledge in business and earn big amount from that.

[iv4n]

Betting consultants are gurus who have cracked the secret code of increasing one's chances of beating the bookies and sportsbooks.

Gif says more than a thousand words! Guru who cracked the secret code sounds like the start of some movie! And except for this one, I find this part very interesting as well:

Due to the secrecy surrounding the company, little is known about their total earnings

This is the first time I hear about Tony Bloom and his Starlizard gambling consulting company! And to be honest I don't know what to think about it! Looks like they are making a lot of money, but how they are doing that is not clear to me... definitely sounds like some interesting story, so I will try to check more about them, I would like to find out how they are making money, and what they are actually doing!

[maydna]

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In order for everything to happen as you described, you must be regularly stronger than the bookmakers and have a good public betting history where everyone can see that you are in profit. Do you really think this scenario is likely? In my opinion, this is like talking about how you can make money in poker - you just need to register in the tournament and beat all the other participants. It's real, but unlikely.

It will be our portfolio so that potential customers can see the history of the bets that we have done before so that they can be interested in using our services. This is very important because that is how we can get more potential customers to use our services. But this is not as easy as imagined because maybe there is already a service we want and we really have to have a good ability to provide maximum service to customers.

[sharpBettingApps]

I make a career in gambling though I don't really think of it as gambling.  I develop and run software to find an edge between 2 books and then auto-place the bets.  I look to partner with people who manage accounts with smaller local bookies so I can focus on the software and they can focus on maintaining the relationships, collections etc.

It's a lot easier to be a "consultant" when you can prove your edge consistently.

[dothebeats]

If the opportunity knocks at the door then why the hell not? Though I know that my knowledge on betting and all its aspects is pretty limited, thus I won't be as effective as the role wants me to be. But say for example that I am really that good in betting, and I enjoy betting so much, I would certainly grab the opportunity to make money on things that I know I am good at. It has its own niche, but I guess my 'betting knowledge' would have its limits too hence this job will not be as stable as I wish it to be if ever it becomes a reality.

[KTChampions]

I understand something in betting and in mathematics and I would be glad to have such a job. But I soberly assess the possible "market" in this area and I think that my knowledge is not worth any serious money (however, like the knowledge of any other people). All information regarding betting and mathematics of this business is in the public domain and anyone can study it for free.

[chaser15]

All information regarding betting and mathematics of this business is in the public domain and anyone can study it for free.

I agree at this point. It means being a consultant isn't really demanded or being looked at by most gamblers.

Sports betting, for example, all information needed here is available everywhere. We don't need a consultant here to somehow help us with our decision. Even a newbie can create their own analysis in the long run just by being serious and focused.

I honestly don't see the essence of hiring a betting consultant. But maybe in other places or regions, that was being fully demanded.

[TopT3ns]

I think this is the most dangerous job because when you find a client to consult with you and after that they lose a very large amount then they will hunt you down and try to account for the advice you give, because at first they are gamblers maybe will come to you in the hope of getting advice on how to win the game at a gambling place. but when they can win then you will get a lot of bonuses from clients.