Systems That Profit

Latest three tips – Uruguay v South Korea (< 2.5), USA v Ghana (< 2.5) and Germany v England (< 2.5). All three were wrong, first time this has happened since I started tracking the performance. Looks like this WC is finally tripping up Phil! 27/6/2010 Hit Rate = 14 out of 22 Profit = +9.6 % (start = 0%) < Click Here to go to Football Betting Master > … Read entire article »

Latest three tips – Slovakia v Italy (< 2.5), Denmark v Japan(< 2.5) and Switzerland v Honduras(< 2.5). Two out of three predictions were correct. 25/6/2010 Hit Rate = 14 out of 19 Profit = +24.6 % (start = 0%) < Click Here to go to Football Betting Master > … Read entire article »

Latest three tips – Greece v Nigeria (< 2.5), Cameroon v Denmark (< 2.5) and Slovakia v Paraguay (< 2.5). Two out of three predictions were correct. 19/6/2010 Hit Rate = 12 out of 16 Profit = +22.2 % (start = 0%) < Click Here to go to Football Betting Master > … Read entire article »

Three more tips received last weekend – Algeria v Slovenia (< 2.5), Netherland v Denmark (< 2.5) and Brazil v N. Korea (> 2.5). All three predictions were correct so this service is shaping up to be quite an accurate one. 15/6/2010 Hit Rate = 10 out of 13 Profit = +21.6 % (start = 0%) < Click Here to go to Football Betting Master > … Read entire article »

Three tips received last weekend – South Africa v Denmark < 2.5, Netherlands v Hungary > 2.5 and Sao Paolo v Gremio < 2.5. The first two predictions were correct but the last one wasn’t. 5/6/2010 Hit Rate = 7 out of 10 Profit = +12.2 % (start = 0%) < Click Here to go to Football Betting Master > … Read entire article »

Three tips received last weekend, one for the Spain v Saudi Arabia friendly, one for the Columbus v LA Galaxy game (US MLS) and the last for the Gimnastic v Cadiz game. The Spain v Saudi game was a prediction for >2.5 and the others were for < 2.5. All games turned out as predicted. 30/5/2010 Hit Rate = 5 out of 7 Profit = +8.55 % (start = 0%) < Click Here to go to Football Betting Master > … Read entire article »