You absolute fucking beauty!! What a day! What a turnaround. Slump? What slump?

From +84pts to +107pts in just 3 days.

Keeping the faith with certain tipsters has been a very wise move. Steve Ryder and RobTheBookiesFC were the two biggest winners yesterday, contributing to my +12pts of profit, two tipsters I could easily have stopped following a week ago.

I was down -5pts after 140 bets following Steve Ryder. But I knew based on his oddschecker profit (now +100pts for 2023) that this was likely to change.

Until yesterday I was also in a deficit following RobTheBookiesFC and often miss his tips or the best prices. But again the evidence was there to suggest, as long as I kept the faith, the tide would turn.

For both tipsters, for now at least, that proved a very wise decision.

I've kept faith with @SteveRyder13 for a while now!! I'm glad I did!!

25/1 winner at Royal Ascot today!!

BOSH 👊 pic.twitter.com/GGC8rcoMmU

— Betting Kingdom (@BettingKingdom) June 20, 2023

The question of which tipsters to continue to trust and which to ditch, is a tough one to answer. I try to focus on two elements to help me make the right decision.

Firstly, what do their own stats suggest? You should have access to a tipsters own statistics, either recorded themselves or by a third party. If you don’t, then you simply shouldn’t be following them.

If those statistics are showing a healthy ROI then you can have some level of confidence that your results will improve.

The other factor is odds availability. It doesn’t matter how profitable a tipster is, if you can’t match the odds they promote, or get close to them, it’s unlikely you will make a profit.

I’ve stopped following some really good tipsters quite early on, simply because I know the prices are not available.

So today’s lesson is keep the faith in those tipsters likely to make you a profit. You need to reach at least 100 bets, if not 250 or 500 before you can get a true indication of a tipsters ability to return a profit.