Do you use "tipsters" when placing your bets?

[maydna]

That will be up to gamblers if they want to use tipsters services. Perhaps they have their own reasons why they use tipsters. But they should know that tipsters don't have a guarantee of accuracy on the prediction. So they should to think more before they pay the money.

Rather than to use tipsters, they can learn analyze the match so that will give them a way to have better skills. They will not rely on tipsters but they can analyze and improve their skills. Besides that, they can not be sure that their selection team can win every match.

Sports betting has uncertainty and everything can happen so they must realize that they don't have to pay for the services. The cost can be too high for them so if they can allocate the money to their bets while they learn the analysis, that will be better for them.

[Mahanton]

That will be up to gamblers if they want to use tipsters services. Perhaps they have their own reasons why they use tipsters. But they should know that tipsters don't have a guarantee of accuracy on the prediction. So they should to think more before they pay the money.

Rather than to use tipsters, they can learn analyze the match so that will give them a way to have better skills. They will not rely on tipsters but they can analyze and improve their skills. Besides that, they can not be sure that their selection team can win every match.

Sports betting has uncertainty and everything can happen so they must realize that they don't have to pay for the services. The cost can be too high for them so if they can allocate the money to their bets while they learn the analysis, that will be better for them.

It really depends on the gambler in the end if they want to trust tipsters or not but like you said they should at least understand that no tipster has 100 percent accuracy in their predictions the game itself is unpredictable and no amount of analysis or paid service can guarantee a win. Some people use tipsters because they’re lazy to do research or they think paying gives them some kind of secret edge but most of the time it’s just wasting money because those tipsters are either guessing or using the same info you could find for free if you just did your own homework.

It’s way better to learn how to analyze games on your own at least when you lose you’ll know what went wrong and you’ll learn something from it that builds experience and skill over time paying for tips only makes you dependent on someone else and that never works in the long run. Plus like you said if they save that money they spend on tipsters and add it to their bankroll they’ll have more room to play smarter bets instead of chasing after some random guy’s “sure odds” it’s all about taking responsibility and learning how the game works instead of thinking someone else has the magic formula.

[BitBakerr1]

Using tipster to predict your bet is something I was using however because I was not getting the result I wanted I decided to stop using it, one thing I discover is that if you are using tipster you may be losing a lot of money because you will find out that you'll be getting regularly when I was using it I was betting regularly because there were regular bet prediction on ground I was not having control of myself anymore and most important thing is that I was not even winning as much as I was playing so I decided to stop totally and it has really helped me to manage my resources when it comes to gambling, so just know that it is not a guarantee that you will be winning money always and also know that you may find yourself gambling always and losing always so for me I will advise you don't use it, use your own brain and mindset to gamble.

[Bigjoe33]

I believe it's impossible to predict sports matches (and other events), and for this same reason, the services of "tipsters" are pointless. Here's why.

The outcome of any event (including sports) is influenced by many factors, both direct and indirect. Bookmakers certainly try to "calculate" their probability by assigning odds, but their accuracy is clearly not 100% (I'd say they're just predictions). "Big randomness" also adds to the fact that we may not even be aware of some influencing factors, which immediately reduces the accuracy of any predictions on the outcome of sporting events.

Therefore, I believe that tipster's services can't be reliably accurate, and any guess is nothing more than a coincidence.

Let's look at an example:
Team#1 will lose to Team#2 because Team#1 is playing in a "not own stadium" due to a long flight. Main  player#1 on Team#1 hasn't fully recovered from a previous injury, which will also negatively impact the team's outcome. Now imagine a team, say a soccer team, with 11 players, each of whom may have different reasons for performing better or worse (divorce, birth of a child, physical injuries, etc.). This creates a whole "chaos" of events that impact the team's performance. And these are just a few factors, of which, under natural circumstances, there will be a vast number.

Perhaps in the future, forecasts will take into account a larger data set, for example, using AI that collects information from player's lives (the digitalization of social life) and analyzes it, but that's a different topic.

Ready to share your opinion?

To me, since I started gambling till date, I have never for once relied on or made use of any tipster or something similar. They all predictions and they are as good/bad as me and my head. It's all analysis and predictions and are prone to failures, and many times, they fail too big, that's for those that trusted.

I see so many gamblers lamenting on how the lost something big because they trusted. I don't do that. I trust in my own judgement about the teams, there recent form, the recent performance of the there opponents, and the availability of there player's, I mean start up line. I don't even pay much attention to past records, because I believe recent form beats records.

[sompitonov]

Of course, every player on a football team has their own thoughts and mood for the game. I've been thinking about this for a long time and came to the conclusion that we're incapable of understanding what's going on inside them. They're likely even taking to the field with their own problems and injuries, and they don't know how they'll react in any given situation. However, if AI continues to develop rapidly, it could conduct such a thorough analysis and produce even average data that could be used to place bets and beat the other 99% of players. This would completely change the world of betting.

[Floxynice]

Using tipster to predict your bet is something I was using however because I was not getting the result I wanted I decided to stop using it, one thing I discover is that if you are using tipster you may be losing a lot of money because you will find out that you'll be getting regularly when I was using it I was betting regularly because there were regular bet prediction on ground I was not having control of myself anymore and most important thing is that I was not even winning as much as I was playing so I decided to stop totally and it has really helped me to manage my resources when it comes to gambling, so just know that it is not a guarantee that you will be winning money always and also know that you may find yourself gambling always and losing always so for me I will advise you don't use it, use your own brain and mindset to gamble.

I used to know a  guy who is a tipster. It's not nice being around tipsters; every now and then, he'll be coming around announcing that he has "sure bets" for lucky people, if you fail to grab the opportunity, you are a loser. The offer is usually enticing and attractive, gamblers who are unable to control themselves usually rush those offers.

One thing I notice is that it is not everyone who uses those tips that comes back to testify. Some gamblers win, others lose. That reassured me that there is nothing different the tipster is doing. He merely makes predictions and sell out to people who cannot make predictions on their own. Nothing special about it. I don't use tipsters and I'm never going to use them.

[boyptc]

I see so many gamblers lamenting on how the lost something big because they trusted. I don't do that. I trust in my own judgement about the teams, there recent form, the recent performance of the there opponents, and the availability of there player's, I mean start up line. I don't even pay much attention to past records, because I believe recent form beats records.

I have never paid with any of these tipsters. There were some of those who boasts of how good they were and have shared some vouchers here in the forum in the past.

That was a long time ago, I think that there are legit ones but it won't take them too long when no one is interested anymore to pay them.

I also trust my own judgement because it's my money that I am putting at stake. I somehow trust other people's judgement and bet depending on how good they are and I have a personal knowledge with their betting style.

[Dunamisx]

What is the essence of using what is not being effective, this same applies to those that uses prediction sites, not even the tipsters here can be proven being effective as to have adequate results in gambling, we have to learn what will be profitable to us, because having our expectations on services like this may not help in anyway, because there's nothing to show from them at the latter end in gambling.

[hedgeh0g]

What is the essence of using what is not being effective, this same applies to those that uses prediction sites, not even the tipsters here can be proven being effective as to have adequate results in gambling, we have to learn what will be profitable to us, because having our expectations on services like this may not help in anyway, because there's nothing to show from them at the latter end in gambling.

I don't like anyone who tries to convince me they're making a consistent living from gambling, because 99.9% of the time, it's a scam. I only follow professional players and understand how hard it was for them to get where they are now. Strict discipline and a high understanding of the game's actions, as well as an advantage over other players and complete emotional control—only all of these things combined can give us victory in the long run, and only if luck isn't too unfavorable. Therefore, I don't plan on using their services, not just today but in the future.

[bitzizzix]

Using tipsters
There's no guarantee of winning, nor is there any consistent winning, because sports always involve an element of risk and luck, so I don't think there's any point in using tipsters. Tipsters are aimed at lazy gamblers who don't want to learn or develop analytical skills, which I believe would be more effective and impressive. And using tipsters doesn't provide any insight into sports betting knowledge or the sport itself, which in my opinion makes it less appealing.

However, using tipsters also requires caution and thoroughness before you follow them. Since there are also low-quality tipsters who appear to be good, it's important to be cautious when using any tipster and to do your research and check their overall track record.

[Tungbulu]

What is the essence of using what is not being effective, this same applies to those that uses prediction sites, not even the tipsters here can be proven being effective as to have adequate results in gambling, we have to learn what will be profitable to us, because having our expectations on services like this may not help in anyway, because there's nothing to show from them at the latter end in gambling.

I don't like anyone who tries to convince me they're making a consistent living from gambling, because 99.9% of the time, it's a scam. I only follow professional players and understand how hard it was for them to get where they are now. Strict discipline and a high understanding of the game's actions, as well as an advantage over other players and complete emotional control—only all of these things combined can give us victory in the long run, and only if luck isn't too unfavorable. Therefore, I don't plan on using their services, not just today but in the future.

Yeah, most of the people who mostly claim they’re making a consistent profit from gambling often tend to be exaggerating or lying most of the times in order to attract the attention of people or promote something. It’s not like there aren’t people who are making good money out of gambling but the truth is that even those who are considered to be professionals understand that gambling is a game of chance and luck, and regardless of one’s skills and techniques, they’ll still end up relying on luck to secure some wins, and we know that one cannot always be lucky at all time, so the whole idea of making profit from gambling is just another deception to lure people into getting themselves into more dipshit. 

[Cantsay]

What is the essence of using what is not being effective, this same applies to those that uses prediction sites, not even the tipsters here can be proven being effective as to have adequate results in gambling, we have to learn what will be profitable to us, because having our expectations on services like this may not help in anyway, because there's nothing to show from them at the latter end in gambling.

Should I say people get this placebo effect? They kinda feel more confident about a bet when they are recievinn it from a source other than theirselves, some people do prefer to just go online search for people who posts codes online and then bet on that game.

I know it might sound wierd, but there are people like that out there. If you go to X you’ll see people complaining that they have placed almost all the codes a certain punter has shared on his platform and has never won any of them and yet they’ll still keep betting on the code.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Before attempt, let's other people tried it.

These kind of things mostly can be found in "Youtube" and knowing the result ended. I will said, generaly over 60-70% the amount was lose. Don't betting anything, while you don't even know for the things you are do.

No matter using AI or some service claiming they're good tipster. The result is always bads.

People misuse AIs and think they can manipulate it to work in their advantage; it can work for several other things, but not gambling. It's not a business that yields profit, it's a game of uncertainty that may even put you on a scale of steady loss for every game. I've only won once ever since I began having interest in gambling, and it was very tangible.

I know it might sound wierd, but there are people like that out there. If you go to X you’ll see people complaining that they have placed almost all the codes a certain punter has shared on his platform and has never won any of them and yet they’ll still keep betting on the code.

How on earth would you keep betting on games from X, you're not getting any kind of ROI, but you still bet on them anyway? They always feel like every game is an opportunity for them!

[Julien_Olynpic]

This is a well-known problem: an event dependent on many uncertain variables is very difficult, if not impossible, to predict. But there's a common illusion that we're working with rigid probabilities. Tipsters don't have a "crystal ball," like a wizard, that would clearly reveal future events. Furthermore, there's a common argument that if tipsters could predict the future, they wouldn't sell their predictions; they'd be making money from bets themselves.

[Russlenat]

This is a well-known problem: an event dependent on many uncertain variables is very difficult, if not impossible, to predict. But there's a common illusion that we're working with rigid probabilities. Tipsters don't have a "crystal ball," like a wizard, that would clearly reveal future events. Furthermore, there's a common argument that if tipsters could predict the future, they wouldn't sell their predictions; they'd be making money from bets themselves.

When you say a crypto ball, that means they’ll never be wrong, which is kinda unrealistic.

There are actually tipsters who get more predictions right than wrong, and that’s what we’re really looking for. The challenge is finding them. Some give tips for free, but the paid ones usually seem more legit. However, it’s up to us to experience it firsthand and see if paying for their subscription is really worth it.

[Smartprofit]

This all reminds me of the story of the "gold rush" in the Wild West (El Dorado and other places)... Millions of gold prospectors tried to find gold and become rich. However, most of them failed and only lost time and health (and some even lost their lives). 🤷

However, among them there were people who were guaranteed to make a profit. These were the businessmen who built saloons, organized sawmills, traded food and liquor, sold picks, shovels and other equipment. These people did not gamble. They did not rely on pure luck. They had a clear business plan. 🤠

Tipsters remind me of this kind of people. They are not gamblers, they are businessmen. In fact, they are not interested in gambling, they simply provide information services (it just so happens that their information services are related to gambling). Personally, I have never used the services of tipsters. And I don’t plan to do so.

[m2017]

This all reminds me of the story of the "gold rush" in the Wild West (El Dorado and other places)... Millions of gold prospectors tried to find gold and become rich. However, most of them failed and only lost time and health (and some even lost their lives). 🤷

However, among them there were people who were guaranteed to make a profit. These were the businessmen who built saloons, organized sawmills, traded food and liquor, sold picks, shovels and other equipment. These people did not gamble. They did not rely on pure luck. They had a clear business plan. 🤠

A well-chosen analogy, indeed. Modern "shovel salesmen" tipsters don't risk their own money, but they still receive a reward. Convenient, right? If their advice were "workable", they wouldn't have any reason to sell this information-that's my main argument against them.

Tipsters remind me of this kind of people. They are not gamblers, they are businessmen. In fact, they are not interested in gambling, they simply provide information services (it just so happens that their information services are related to gambling). Personally, I have never used the services of tipsters. And I don’t plan to do so.

I wouldn't call them businessmen. Is a swindler who fooled a fool in a back alley at a shell game also a businessman? Personally, to me, they look like some kind of half-swindling "professionals" preying on newbies (they themselves understand that there are no guarantees of winning with their predictions at all). In other words, "get-rich-in-a-second dream sellers". Since people believe that a "magic tip" will make them a millionaire, tipsters will always exist (to satisfy demand and line their own pockets).

[Wind_FURY]

Do you use "tipsters" when placing your bets?

Those people defending "tipsters" in the topic are laughable. Those "tipsters" especially if you see them in forums such as BitcoinTalk are just the same sort of people as those "traders" who always give their "tips", but without any sort of record to back up their "qualification".

Plus those people, if indeed they are profitable, does everyone actually believe that they will sell their "tips" in the forum?

[Curious T]

Tipsters are people who make normal predictions like everyone else. They just have a name for what they do, and some actually spend time researching. I do use tipsters sometimes, but I don't take the whole of their predictions. I look at the ones I feel are good and bet on them. I avoid the ones I'm not sure of. The ones I don't take seriously are tipsters who sell "VIP" membership. I always find it funny. except you have fixed games, I don't see any reason why you should feel your prediction deserves to be sold in a game of chance.

[danherbias07]

Why use tipsters? There's AI now.

Honestly, I've never tried using a tipster, and I won't pay anything just to give me his own predictions while I can also do the same. In the case of AI, I only use it for information. It's actually faster than manually using Google with histories, records, and injuries of players on the teams that I will bet for and their opponents.

I would really be careful with tipsters. Their agenda is mostly free of service once or twice but next to that will be a payment needed. Some of them will get lucky in the first two bets but that's actually just a guess from the tipster himself.