Sporting Addict is a service that offers tips to betters to increase their odds of winning. The service is operated by a tipster who claims to have 13 years of experience in the market. They have previously operated a similar service under the name PH Sports Betting.

What does the product offer?

Sporting Addict offers betting tips on a whole host of sporting events from golf and darts to football and horse racing. The system claims to have a strike rate of 36.64% with a profit of 161.51 points. The service is provided via daily emails with tips and insight on sporting events for the day as well as how to spread your bets for the maximum potential profit.

How does the product work?

The product works based on the founders personal knowledge and has something of a proven track record under the aforementioned paid service that operated for 10 years. Through creating multiple accounts with different online bookmakers you are able to maximise the number of bets you place and (if there is any) the profit that comes per point.

What is the initial investment?

Sporting Addict comes with 3 different packages to purchase that allow you to subscribe for different lengths of time. They are:

1 month – £56.25
3 months – £138.75
12 months – £371.25

This means that the longer you subscribe for the cheaper it works out for you. It is recommended that you always have 200 points available for betting so this must be factored into the initial investment.

What is the rate of return?

The strike rate is listed as 36.64% with a point profit of 161.51 since May. This means that if you assign £1 per point your profit is definitely there but is not necessarily substantial. Obviously as you increase your stake the profit will rise. This brings the overall ROI to 25% if you bet the stakes suggested by Sporting Addict.

Conclusion

The figures show that this definitely has potential to generate a small amount of income but the simple fact of the matter is that unless you are laying down large amounts of cash per point the income will always be limited. This is backed up by the profit since May amounting to £1,615.10 if you assign £10 per point. This sounds fine until you consider that there have been 628 points gambled which means that you will have had to spend £6,280 to earn this profit. This is a lot of money to invest and amounts to around £1,000 per month.

When you start breaking the cost per point down to less than £10 it becomes somewhat less attractive a proposition. What it boils down to with Sporting Addict is that yes you can win, but whether you can win big depends entirely on your investment in the product. Whilst this is true of any investment, £1,000 per month is an amount of money that not many people have free, and if you do have that much to risk losing each month a £250 profit will probably not seem all that attractive in the grand scheme of things.