Champion Bets Review

Champion Bets is a sports betting tipster service operated by Steve Hudson that focuses on betting on Football using Asian Handicap betting.

What does the product offer?

Champion Bets is a tipster service that provides users with football based tips, directly to your email. The service is not daily which is down to the nature of the football season. Steve Hudson advises on a variety of different leagues and cups across Europe with the most prevalent seeming to be English and Dutch football. Staking for Champion Bets ranges from 1-5 points although the majority of bets definitely seem to be angled towards the top end of this. The average odds for Champion Bets selections are claimed to be 2.03 with an average strike rate which allegedly works out at 65%.

How does the product work?

Champion Bets exclusively uses Asian Handicap bets. For those who aren’t familiar with this betting method, bigger teams are “handicapped” so that they have to win by a large margin for a bet to come in. This allows for you as a bettor to get the best possible odds from games that otherwise would see you get minimal odds and this is what Steve Hudson seems to really take advantage of with his selections mainly favouring the bigger teams in a given game. Unfortunately the selection process for Champion Bets isn’t discussed however looking at the bets that have been placed to date, they are generally what I would call “common sense bets”.

What is the initial investment?

Access to Champion Bets is actually pretty reasonable for a tipster service with Steve Hudson charging £14.95 per month or £67 for the year. If you try to leave the page you will also have an option to try it out for fee.  Because payment is processed through Clickbank as well you also benefit from the peace of mind that comes with their 60 day money back guarantee. On top of this you will likely need a betting bank which should be around the 100 point mark.

What is the rate of return?

Based off Steve Hudson’s results Champion Bets has made a profit of £12,633.50 since the end of August last year however this is based off rather eye watering stakes of £100 per point which means up to £500 per bet. This means a points profit of 126.33 for the period which is still a respectable 25.26 points per month on average.

Conclusion

I have looked at a fair number of football tipster services and so far Champion Bets certainly looks like it’s up there. The results are reasonable enough and perhaps the most appealing part of Champion Bets is the costs which are about a third of some of the more expensive services out there. Champion Bets is rather high stakes which is arguably the biggest down side of it and if you are using £100 stakes that appear to have been recommended there have been occasions where a few bad bets have wiped over £1,000 off the profit sheet. That having been said, the fact that Champion Bets is able to absorb this without too much problem says a lot. All of this coupled with a 60 day money back guarantee means that Champion Bets is definitely worth a look in my book.