FootyTipster is a service that provides daily football betting selections based on a statistical model rather than human punditry. The service is built and run by David Shaw, a software developer with experience in football data systems, odds databases, and pricing models. The vendor states that Shaw is not a tipster and does not claim to have inside information.

What it is

The FootyTipster Model runs daily to price fixtures independently. It estimates the probability of various outcomes, including match results, goals over or under, and both teams to score. These probabilities are converted into the model's own odds, which are then compared against bookmaker prices. A selection is issued only when the market price is larger than the model's price by a significant margin. The vendor says the model weighs attacking and defensive strength based on goal patterns, adjusts for home advantage, and gives recent matches more weight than older ones. The model updates daily as results arrive.

What the vendor says it includes

Subscribers receive the day's selections by email every morning by 9am UK time. The same selections are available in a member area, where they include the model's reasoning and the model's probability next to the implied probability of the bookmaker's price. The selections cover singles and, on days when the model identifies value, a treble. Markets include match result, goals over and under, and both teams to score. Coverage includes leagues across Europe and selected competitions worldwide, depending on where the model finds value. The vendor also publishes the full record of settled selections, including losses, to show the complete history.

Price and terms

The cost is $40 a month. Payment is processed by ClickBank, and the vendor states that the statement will show CLKBANK. According to the product page, users can cancel their subscription at any time through ClickBank's customer portal. The vendor mentions that refunds are available under the ClickBank refund policy but does not specify the duration or conditions of that policy.

Things to check before buying

Potential buyers should consider several practical questions outlined by the vendor. These include which specific markets and leagues are covered, how much stake is required, whether the odds quoted can be obtained, and what happens during a losing run. Buyers should also verify if the service works in their country, how many bookmaker accounts are needed, and what steps to take if selections do not arrive. The vendor notes that the historical record shown is for settled selections and is not a projection of future results.