Football Multiplier Review – Trixie Betting Strategy
Quick Summary
Introduction
Introducing Steve Hudson, a tipster who has been around on the betting circuit for several years.
Prior to this, I hadn’t personally tried any of his tipping services before, so I had no prior experience to go by. However, I did know that he had been around for a while running various football and horse racing betting services.
This particular football tipping service, Football Multiplier, had results going back to April 2022.
There are three bets sent out at a time, and rather than just the usual style of betting with single bets, Steve advises combining the three bets into a Trixie.
If you don’t know, a Trixie bet combines three selections into four bets: three doubles and one treble.
Advertised Stats
Based on £10 stakes
£1,218
51%
17.3%
60.9%
Putting It to the Test
When I start a betting trial, one of the first things I look for is the bank management advice.
At first I struggled to find a recommended starting bank size, but the staking advice was to bet 5 points on the single bets and 5 points total on the Trixie bets.
This seemed quite high, particularly for the singles, so I decided to err on the side of caution and use no less than 200 points to start with.
As it happened, I stumbled across a starting bank size later on, and it turned out to be recommended at 200 points anyway!
For this trial, I aimed for 100-200 bets at a minimum in order to be able to analyse results fairly.
I ended up reaching 105 bets and that was over a period of five months.
My results include profit and loss at the odds the tipster provided, as well as odds that I could find at several bookmakers. I did not include any exchange results, as Trixie bets weren’t available to place there.
Key Details
The service provides football tips, including popular markets such as match result and double chance bets. The advice includes the advised odds and the stakes that should be used for each bet.
All tips are sent out via email and that is the only way to access them.
- Time of tips: Friday morning
- Bet volume: Average 20 tips per month
- Advised starting bank: 200 points
Football Multiplier Review Results
With just a few bets each week, my Football Multiplier review was a slow process. I was willing to be patient, but after five months, I didn’t feel like I was getting anywhere.
I finished my review with 21.97 points lost at odds that I could find, which was an 11% bank decrease.
There were a few winning Trixies during my proofing, but it wasn’t enough to give me an overall profit.
Given that the advised stakes always added up to 5 points, whether the bet was a single or a Trixie, I was effectively working with a 40 point bank.
This could be quite precarious if I was to encounter a run of losing bets. Fortunately, I didn’t during my review, but I didn’t make a profit either.
The results below are based on the odds that I could find readily available.
Final Verdict
Because I hadn’t lost a huge amount, it could have been reasonable to give this service a neutral rating. The problem was, I didn’t really have any realistic expectation that results might improve.
I had struggled to see where the value was in these bets and wondered if putting the bets into Trixies was just giving me even more negative value and increasing my long-term loss.
It hadn’t been a terrible trial for this service, but ultimately it isn’t one that I would be interested in extending beyond this review.
If you’re still curious despite my verdict, you find out more about Football Multiplier here.
Josh Henderson
Cutting through the noise to find tipsters that actually deliver. On a mission to uncover the best betting services in the UK.
