Betting advice websites

reading players twitters can be quite useful

for example - although it didn't help yesterday - Mladenovic tweeted how her luggage had gone missing and she'd be arriving late into Brazil. Keothavong is a mug but had she played someone decent, a nice laying opportunity would have been available

also same thing happened to Stakhovsky. went on a big rant about Air France. turned up to venue in France like same day of match

Laura Robson had her jewellery stolen and tweeted it, she was 1.47 against a half decent player and lost. That was a couple of weeks ago

For tipping sites, www.bettingadvice.com is ok

There is a tipster called Ben on there who has one of the best records on the whole site, seems to know his stuff

Ah thanks guys! Thats great. Once I have seen a website that showed all the players who are lightly injured, who travelled a lot etc. Sometimes odds are shifting and I am wondering about the reason.

find and follow darlingtonLeeds on twatter, he knows all teh gossip from spaninsh nesspapers

Feb 27, 2013 -- 3:58PM, TimColijn wrote:

Ah thanks guys! Thats great. Once I have seen a website that showed all the players who are lightly injured, who travelled a lot etc. Sometimes odds are shifting and I am wondering about the reason.

matchstat usually has players injuries listed if it forced a withdrawal from last tournament/match

Tennis explorer is alright.

www.tennisform.com is worth every penny I am told.

Just use twitter, stay away from mug sites like tennis form imo

every penny I missed that part,paying to use such an amateur run site

Anyone on tennisinsight.com? Found it very useful. Also my twitter anecdote involves Tipsarevic, and him suffering from jet lag, some time in the past 2 months. Anyway, I don't think he'd slept great, warned us that he'd need a heck load of coffee to survive the day, and went on to lose after starting the match as heavy favourite. I'll go find the odds...

Date: January 8th
Tweet: "@TipsarevicJanko: Will need a serious dose of caffeine to survive the second part of the day…"
Result: 1-6 0-1 ret.

Slight correction, opening odds were around 1.68, so not exactly a heavy fav. Still wondering if there's anything in this twitter business.

Yeah, I use TennisInsight and it is worth the small fee. The members there are extremely helpful in finding little things that could affect the match. Also, the statistics they have on the website which are only available to premium members are extremely helpful. It's strange that most of the time they can tip an outsider and win - for example yesterday Daniel Brands was tipped twice the amount of times Youzhny was at odds of over $3.00 and Brands went on to win. So yeah, worth the money if you're betting somewhat big. If anyone does decide to join you can use my referral code when registering: Matag5c91c

6/4 shot brands won, blimey that is outstanding stuff.

i've never signed up for TI but on the pages you can see without paying there's always a lot of talk about someone being a fixer so sounds like a lot of mugs there

posted a thread for it.. but let's see where this one goes...

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Yeah, I use TennisInsight and it is worth the small fee. The members there are extremely helpful in finding little things that could affect the match.

are you for real,finding things that COULD affect a match Have to say well done to tennisinsight roping in all the suckers.....finding things that could affect a match, hillarious.  Anyone paying for this wants sectioned.  As much as it hurts to say you are better off listening to srichipan than signing up with this.

Feb 28, 2013 -- 5:44AM, HARRY22 wrote:

Joined: 11 Sep 10 | Topic/replies: 670 | Blogger: MathewC's blogYeah, I use TennisInsight and it is worth the small fee. The members there are extremely helpful in finding little things that could affect the match. are you for real,finding things that COULD affect a match  Have to say well done to tennisinsight roping in all the suckers.....finding things that could affect a match, hillarious.  Anyone paying for this wants sectioned.  As much as it hurts to say you are better off listening to srichipan than signing up with this.

When you're not betting peanuts every bit of information helps.

Harry is right, don't pay for anything, doesn't matter how much money you have, you'd be paying for info that is no secret in any way. All tipping services are flawed.

Feb 28, 2013 -- 7:02AM, mesmerised wrote:

Harry is right, don't pay for anything, doesn't matter how much money you have, you'd be paying for info that is no secret in any way. All tipping services are flawed.

While the information is no secret, you're paying for a service - something that aggregates the available information into easily digestible content.

When you're not betting peanuts every bit of information helps.

how does it work ,enlighten me? some kind of money voodoo?


oh dear, if it would be that simple as following tipsters, lol  all the mugs would have money then

tiping sites are for extreme mugs,lets face it.seriously you can find better tips here on betfair forum.

teniss insight has some useful stats i admit,but no stat will help you if you cant analyze it right way,most often the simplest stats you can find everywhere are  most useful

Feb 28, 2013 -- 10:20AM, ;[p wrote:

When you're not betting peanuts every bit of information helps.how does it work ,enlighten me? some kind of money voodoo?oh dear, if it would be that simple as following tipsters, lol  all the mugs would have money thentiping sites are for extreme mugs,lets face it.seriously you can find better tips here on betfair forum.teniss insight has some useful stats i admit,but no stat will help you if you cant analyze it right way,most often the simplest stats you can find everywhere are  most useful

TennisInsight probably has the most detailed tennis statistics available on the web... users analyse those stats and post their opinions. Every user can analyse those stats and bet accordingly, no-one is saying you must follow the tipsters. My point is that if you're betting frequently than you want the most detailed statistics you can possibly get, and if you don't have free time than TI is a great way to get that aggregated information.

Feb 28, 2013 -- 5:44AM, HARRY22 wrote:

Joined: 11 Sep 10 | Topic/replies: 670 | Blogger: MathewC's blogYeah, I use TennisInsight and it is worth the small fee. The members there are extremely helpful in finding little things that could affect the match. are you for real,finding things that COULD affect a match  Have to say well done to tennisinsight roping in all the suckers.....finding things that could affect a match, hillarious.  Anyone paying for this wants sectioned.  As much as it hurts to say you are better off listening to srichipan than signing up with this.

that's true. a lot of suckers there

I'm glad the membership fee keeps away all the mugs who can't afford a few dollars a week for advanced stats.

Feb 28, 2013 -- 11:40AM, MathewC wrote:

I'm glad the membership fee keeps away all the mugs who can't afford a few dollars a week for advanced stats.

i'm using their stats for free

Everyone gets access to a couple of matches a week for free.

that's not what i meant

all their stats are free

you're paying only for few strings:
site's prediction of a winner in %
some ratings on different surfaces
info how many times in a row he won or lost somewhere

and messages of these suckers with their dumb predictions
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who needs this bullsh1t? not me deffo

That's true, if you want opinions from suckers with their dumb predictions you can get it for free from the Betfair forums.

yeah deffo

that's why i don't read them also

Feb 28, 2013 -- 11:33AM, MathewC wrote:

Feb 28, 2013 -- 10:20AM, ;[p wrote:When you're not betting peanuts every bit of information helps.how does it work ,enlighten me? some kind of money voodoo?oh dear, if it would be that simple as following tipsters, lol  all the mugs would have money thentiping sites are for extreme mugs,lets face it.seriously you can find better tips here on betfair forum.teniss insight has some useful stats i admit,but no stat will help you if you cant analyze it right way,most often the simplest stats you can find everywhere are  most usefulTennisInsight probably has the most detailed tennis statistics available on the web... users analyse those stats and post their opinions. Every user can analyse those stats and bet accordingly, no-one is saying you must follow the tipsters. My point is that if you're betting frequently than you want the most detailed statistics you can possibly get, and if you don't have free time than TI is a great way to get that aggregated information.

well i had checked it out no worries mate,and im only betting "peanuts" for me there is not many useful things there , i got most from other websites which are more handy for me. if it would be for free i wouldnt use it either

advanced stats? hum... considering all the stats are gathered are posted by the members themselves that looks all but advanced, not to say they're not reliable but surely not professional level

who is pro level holly?

bullsh1t holly, they're connected to tennis DBs

they have good stats

Feb 28, 2013 -- 12:00PM, jin_kazz wrote:

bullsh1t holly, they're connected to tennis DBsthey have good stats

>> Champions
Champions (please email us if you have a better name) help TI with results and match statistics in order to keep the site as up to date as possible. This is particularly helpful for match stats so that a players current week averages can be displayed (see section on match stats). Champions receive 1 ace for entering a match result, 4 aces for entering match stats and 2 aces for verifying match stats submitted by another user – which helps ensure the accuracy of the data. Ideally these statistics would be provided in real time from another provider – however given the cost and integration issues we feel this is a nice solution. If you would like to be a champion user and help TI maintain the statistics then please drop us an email. Include some information about yourself and why you would make a good ‘champion’.

But that's not to say they're not reliable

dunno, maybe they use slaves to collect info but i never found any error for years

you think they collect info about every match manually?

haha, i'm almost ready to pay them $15 :))))

The stats are fed from the ATP & WTA websites with the "Champions" just monitoring the feeds. To say that the users provide the stats is to say that the users count aces, 1st serves etc - simply not true. The stats are reliable.

None of these sites will make you money. Some of them will help...

TI very good value for money. Those who talk about it being full of mugs are mugs themselves for not being able to distinguish between the mugs and non-mugs and use the info / opinions accordingly.

not mugs

full of suckers

"Everyone that pays money for a service is a sucker" - jin_kazz

Who thinks jin_kazz is a MUG?

what's that jimbo?

are you trying to bully me like these asian kids bullied one little boy in uk?

No my friend..just seeing if anyone would bite..

so you're provocateur then

I'll bite, prove me wrong :)

There is only 1 MUG on this thread...I think he knows who he is.

lol

feck you jimmy, 40+ years old and acting like a kiddo :)))

matt, TI is full of suckers, don't read what they write if you want to win money.

use your eyes and brain and TI's stats

tennisform ticker seems reliable

It's as reliable as the internet ever well be...

will be..

I have never read TI...

who cares

Feb 28, 2013 -- 12:40PM, jin_kazz wrote:

who cares

OP wanted information about tennis related betting websites... so I'm guessing he did.

jin_kazz

What do you care about?

good question

i gonna write down everything and then return here to write about everything

my life, past, future, etc.

Feb 28, 2013 -- 12:29PM, jimmy69 wrote:

Who thinks jin_kazz is a MUG?

you calling jin a mug for a view about site you  I have never read TI... never read. nice one

jimmy how many have signed up for this site?

what is the charge?

450 euro per year for tennis form

well worth it though. what's that, £350? that's achievable on betfair in a week

if it really is as helpful as people have described

you have to look at it in the long term and splut euro450 up over a year, it comes to about 35 euro a month, which comes to about 1.2 euro's a day. it's very possible to make 20 x 1euro a day on betfair

i think its good value

You kidding me,people pay for this,wow.

helpful how? Someone who pays for this please list 5 good things you get from this subscription?

lol sorry, let me add that i am not a subscriber to any website. i use tips from this forum and tennis players twitters and some commentators news at pre-match stages and my own personal knowledge lol

the reason i don't subscribe or pay for any site is because i dont see any site giving me any aditional info that could help me other than the info i aklready can get for free from reliable sources. why pay for inforthat is readily available for free

genuine question to the subscribers, would like to know what they get out of it

What service are we on about?

The one jimmy seems to like for some reason

ti is a good site

i guess i was a bit rude about their inhabitants

http://www.tennisdesire.com/

While the information is no secret, you're paying for a service - something that aggregates the available information into easily digestible content.


Anyone who has half a tennis brain would not pay for such a service, you shouldn't being relying heavily on stats,where are your natural instincts? plus I'd be much more interested in what players are saying on twitter if you read between the lines -  than any recent stat.

those websites prey mostly on the poor people with heavy gambling issues, with this image about  becoming professional gambler in the future which is just basically feeding on addicted sick members of the community. sites with stats and tips are helpful but still just enhancing most of poor gamblers addiction . if for free,ok it have nothing with morality but if charging money is for me personally just leeching on sick people.

Feb 28, 2013 -- 7:46PM, mesmerised wrote:

While the information is no secret, you're paying for a service - something that aggregates the available information into easily digestible content.Anyone who has half a tennis brain would not pay for such a service, you shouldn't being relying heavily on stats,where are your natural instincts? plus I'd be much more interested in what players are saying on twitter if you read between the lines -  than any recent stat.

Assuming the two don't go hand in hand is wrong. Personally I use the stats, my own opinion and if you knew anything about the website you would see that members post Twitter status's on a daily basis plus more. Failure to see the added value in the aggregation & thinking you can find all of the information you need by yourself (and if you do this daily than you're wasting your own time) is foolish.

Matthew, you're right I don't because I've never paid for any kind of tipping service, if it works for you then it works for you, what works for me is 95% instinct 5% research and tbf that 5% has changed my entrance strategy on occassion but anyone making a living from sitting on their backsides betting is no fool

and ;[p is spot on.