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Pros
Consistent profits – 4 out of 4 winning months during our review
Profit guarantee – monthly subscription fee refunded if 25 points or more profit isn’t delivered
Great customer support
Cons
Advised prices are quick to move but we were still able to achieve excellent results at the available prices
Lacks advice on staking and starting bank size
Sports Spread Betting is a subscription service which offers a refund if you do not bank at least 25 points profit per month.
However, during our four month review, we made a massive 932.9 points profit so we were nowhere near triggering the refund guarantee!
The service is run by Max and in each of his emails he details which market he will be trading, whether he is buying or selling and the price that is quoted. He primarily covers three sports - football, cricket and horse racing.
We logged results for four months, which you will see below. You can also click here for more information .
Spread betting is not the same as placing a normal wager. Rather than bet in the normal way, you are judging the accuracy of the spread betting firm's prediction for each market.
The prediction is set in the form of a buy price and a sell price, so if you think the quote is too low you can buy at the higher price and if you think it's too high you can sell at the lower price.
Spread betting does tend to carry more risk than fixed odds betting as you will win or lose more money depending on how much the outcome goes in your favour.
For example, if you think that the quote of 10.5 - 11 corners in a game is too low and you stake £5.00 at the buy price of 11, for every corner above 11 you would make £5.00 and every corner below you would lose £5.00.
An incredible first month saw us bank 139.60 points profit at the prices available.
There were 44 selections advised and 19 returned a profit, which worked out as a strike rate of 43.2%.
If we had been able to obtain the prices advised in the emails we would have made an extra 16 points, but we couldn't complain having made over 130 points profit in one month!
An even better month two banked a further 190.4 points profit to our total, which gave us an overall profit of 330 points.
Max had now created a Whatsapp group for his members, which meant everyone was receiving the tips at the same time to avoid any email delays.
This helped with getting the advised prices, but we decided we would also shop around at other spread betting firms to make sure we were getting the best prices going forward.
Month three banked a huge 438.75 points profit. That's more than the profit from month one and two combined!
Our total profit stood at 768.75 points which worked out as a 76.9% increase to our starting bank.
As mentioned above, the odds had been moving around shortly after receiving the tips. As you can see in the results below, there was a substantial gap between the profit that we were able to achieve and the profit at the advised prices.
Month four banked another 164 points profit, which made it an incredible four out of four profitable months.
With four out of four winning months, Sports Spread Betting banked 932.9 points profit overall.
Max is so confident in his ability to make a profit he has set up a profit guarantee. This means if in any month he doesn't generate a profit of 25 points or more, the monthly subscription fee will be refunded.
Sports Spread Betting banked an incredible profit and we have awarded a pass.
We reviewed Sports Spread Betting for four months and banked an incredible 932.9 points profit. Max is so confident that he even offers a refund guarantee!
Just shy of 400 points for the first month of the service, so very happy with that.
It’s completely dependent on the type of selection. The way I advise members to do it is to calculate the total liability, then base their stake from that so they have an overall figure they are comfortable with if things go wrong.
After the first few selections, it will become easy as you will see the type of bets I generally take.
I wonder how Oliver ( above) and also cash-master review stated that made 400 points this month while you made only 139 points for this same period ???
Hi Boudj, We have had confirmation from Max (who runs the service) that our results mirror his own results closely, based on using flat 1 point stakes.
I am a member of this service and like the reviewer I used level stakes to begin with, but after a big win on a footy selection I had second thoughts on staking. Selections when placed on Sporting Index have stop losses which vary wildly and even using small stakes (0.50 a point)with the recommended minimum bank size the potential to loss most of my bank was real.
I decided on using a method of dividing the maximum loss I was prepared to lose per bet by the stop loss point total. So if I was prepared to lose £50 per bet and the stop loss was 50 points then the stake would be £1 per point.
Reason I raise this point is that I feel the results a bit misleading as some selections carried 500 point stop loss which means in your results a potential loss of 500 of your bank.
I raised the question of staking with Max and he agreed that he varied the amount he bet per point depending on bet.
Hi Andrew, When we started the review we were advised by Max that using level stakes would be best from a review point of view but he stated that “it is a lot more prudent to see what the maximum risk is and calculate stakes based on what the individual is comfortable losing if things go badly wrong on any selection”.
We agree with you that adjusted stakes based on a stop loss would be the best way to operate the service, so we’ve come up with a new plan. We will continue using level stakes until the end of the three month period and then Max has kindly agreed to extend our trial so that we can record three months worth of bets using adjusted stakes.
I wanted to say I’ve been using this service now for around 4 weeks now.
I started with the Sporting Index new account bonus offer and I’m well impressed that my bank has just increased each week. There was 1 week with a few losers that dinted the balance, but that soon bounced back.
I’ve been using level £1 stakes and my bank had gone from the £100 bonus funds to nearly £700 now. I’ve not had to touch a penny of my own money either.
Very happy. Sometime struggle to get exactly the price in the mail, but it’s usually within 3 or 4 points.
Football feels like it’s by far the most successful and the horses feel a bit more hit and miss.
Can you tell me if this service is suitable for someone with a 9-5 job? Can you set things up in the morning or is it best to be available in the day? What about weekends?
Hi Jim, It would be tricky with a 9-5 job as the tips are sent out between 10am-12pm and you need to be able to act fast on receiving them as prices have been moving soon after.
He has also started staggering the release of the tips to give people more chance to get the bets on rather than a mad scramble, so even if you were able to check emails at work it would be a case of waiting for 2+ emails on some days.
Thanks Laura
Can you run from a phone or does it need special software? It would be fine to check emails etc and place bets as long as i dont need to install anything?
Thanks
There’s no software needed, just a spread betting account preferably with Sporting Index. Their site has been optimised for phones so you shouldn’t have any problem getting bets on.
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Very popular in Britain, Spread Betting offers you major opportunities to win by speculating on the total number of given actions that happen in a sporting event (e.g. runs scored in cricket or points in Rugby Union).
Sport Spread Betting allows you to bet on a given number of actions during a sporting event. You have to forecast whether this number will be above or below a certain level shown by a range of numbers (e.g.: corners in a football match). This range of numbers is also referred to as the "spread".
If you predict that the total number of actions will be above this given range, you are considered to be buying the bet. The upper limit of the spread is used to calculate your result:
If you predict that the total will be below this range, you are considered to be selling the bet. The lower limit of the spread is used to calculate your result:
In football, you may bet on the total number of goals, corners and red or yellow cards or more unusual things such as the sum total of the numbers on the players' jerseys. In tennis, you may bet on the number of aces or unforced errors made by a player for example.
Betting on the number of corners in a football match
The spread betting site is offering a spread of . You think that the number of corners will be greater than 11 and stake 100 euros. You are buying the bet.
The spread offered is . You think that the number of shots on target will be lower than 10 and stake 100 euros. You are selling the bet.
Spread betting is both profitable and risky: the winnings can be very high, but the same can be said for the losses. Make sure you analyse the risks thoroughly before starting to bet!
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