I have received many inquiries regarding this (relatively new) horse racing tipster. His name is
What’s the style of this Tipster?
Simple and clean I would describe it as – and what I mean by that is; the odds are relatively low – the average odds are 5 and the strike rate is 30%. This simply means (pretty) low risks. However, there has been a month with, well let’s call it a negative trend – Hardly anything remarkable for a horse racing tipster though. The problem with service’s like HODL’s have some losing weeks or months is that because of the frequency of tips that are posted – your portfolio takes a relatively hard slap.
Where do I join?
Unfortunately,
Do you make profit?
According to
Figure 1. Tipstrr’s results:
Return of investment: | 23,26% |
Bank growth: | £3461 |
Points: | – |
Figure 2. Our own tracking:
Return of investment: | 21,35% |
Bank growth: | £3356 |
Points: | +173 |
As you can see, the results are very similar. The difference is only a few
Personal thoughts
I’ve talked to the guy behind the service several times. When I had a question he answered back to me in seconds. The man behind
Note: if you look at HODL’s profile on
Tipstrr you will see that his recorded return of investment is higher, somewhere at 27% – that’s the longterm profit for those who have been following him from the start. Maybe those scores are more accurate than ours, but you probably get the picture alright:Tipstrr has proven to be a reliable source of tracking. This is also why I personally like the platform: All services found onTipstrr get their picks administered by the staff atTipstrr – which means no cheating or misleading odds.
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