Premier Football Tips Review – Profit Claims Put to the Test
Quick Summary
Introduction
Welcome to my Premier Football Tips review, where I’ll be taking a closer look at this new service from long-time tipster Steve Hudson,
This time, Steve has decided to strip things back to basics and concentrate on just one competition… the English Premier League.
His theory is that by specialising in a single league, there’s more time to research every match in detail and avoid the scattergun approach that can come with covering multiple leagues.
The tips focus on some of the most popular markets, mainly 1X2, Over/Under goals, Double Chance and BTTS. Last season this approach is claimed to have produced a 64% win rate and a 19.1% ROI, adding up to £2,906 profit to £10 stakes.
Selections are sent out once a week in one email covering all 38 Premier League rounds, so there’s no daily bombardment of tips to keep track of.
It’s billed as a straightforward, low-effort service that can be followed in around 10 minutes a week, which should make it simple to follow.
Advertised Stats
Based on £10 stakes
£2,906
64%
19.1%
145.3%
Putting It to the Test
For this trial, I’ll be aiming to follow every selection from Premier Football Tips throughout the Premier League season to see how it performs in real conditions.
I’ll record results both at the bookmaker odds and at Betfair Exchange for comparison.
Can Premier Football Tips genuinely deliver the consistent profits and high strike rate that it claims, or will it be one to steer clear of?
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Key Details
The service provides weekly football tips for the English Premier League. The advice includes stakes that should be used for each bet and the required odds.
All tips are sent out via email, mainly on Fridays but occasionally midweek.
- Time of tips: Friday noon
- Bet volume: Average 5-6 bets per week
- Advised starting bank: 200 points
Premier Football Tips Review Results
Results Update #1
It has been a tough start for the Premier Football Tips service and I finished the month down by 8.32 points. That works out as £41.60, based on a £1,000 bank.
On the plus side, the odds have been easy enough to get on Betfair Exchange and, more often than not, they’re even a touch better than the bookies. That’s already helped soften the blow a little.
The staking plan is a bit weird for this service, as every bet so far has been advised at 5 point stakes. This means that I’ve been staking £25 on each bet and with a bad run, the losses could stack up pretty quickly.
Here are my full results for the first month:
Hopefully this is just a slow start and we’ll see an improvement as the trial goes on.
Results Update #2
Premier Football Tips have continued to struggle since I began my trial two months ago. This month ended with a £61.10 loss, taking the overall total to £144.20 down so far.
The average odds sit at around 1.70, which makes it tough to build momentum once a few results go against you. The strike rate needs to be very high to make a profit at those prices, and so far the returns just haven’t been there.
Below are the updated stats for the trial:
Here are my Betfair Exchange results for month two:
It’s still early in the trial, so I’ll keep it going a bit longer before drawing any conclusions.
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Josh Henderson
Cutting through the noise to find tipsters that actually deliver. On a mission to uncover the best betting services in the UK.
