Daily Football Profits is a brand new sports betting tipster service with selections coming courtesy of tipster Rob Dunne. As the name clearly states, the service aims to provide consistent football bets.
Introduction to Daily Football Profits
If there is one thing about football betting that I can appreciate people finding frustrating it is the fact that there can be some very large gaps between bets. Compare this to horse racing, for example, and it becomes quite clear to me why somebody may see football betting as not for the serious bettor.
The fact of the matter is that the majority of games play out over the weekend. This means that with the exception of the odd European games, football betting can be dull to engage in, seem costly, and be somewhat overwhelming. Especially if you are placing a large volume of bets on a Saturday. Rob Dunne aims to address this with Daily Football Profits. A somewhat intriguing tipster service which aims to provide tips on a daily basis by covering a wider variety of leagues and games.
What Does Daily Football Profits Offer?
There is a lot in a name, and if you want to fundamentally boil down what Rob Dunne is offering, it is right there.
Daily football tips (the profits part is a different story). The way that Daily Football Profits is set up is very much in line with the majority of (near) daily tipster services in so much as you get selections emailed to you on a daily basis, typically 12 hours before kick off. I say near daily because whilst Rob Dunne does aim to provide bets on most days, there is one example provided in the evidence for Daily Football Profits of missing a day and being frank, I can see more in the future.
One thing that should be noted is that there is a wide variety of betting markets covered. These range from over/under goals to predicting a match outcome to smaller accumulators, mostly in the form of doubles and trebles.
These cover a range of odds with predicted outcomes being suitably low going up to mid range on the accumulators. Because bets are spread out, there don’t appear to be many high volume days with Daily Football Profits, however it should be pointed out that you will still see more action over the weekend than through the week.
In terms of the stakes, there does appear to some evidence of be a staking plan in place for Daily Football Profits which is a rarity. When Rob Dunne is talking about the bets that he has placed, he mentions that he has backed them all to 1 point stakes (more specifically, £100 per bet, but I will come back to this).
This level stakes approach is in line with what I would likely advise with a service like Daily Football Profits, mostly because it is pretty sensible. Less sensible however is the claim that you would need a 30 point betting bank. I would personally recommend much more than this for Daily Football Profits.
Finally, I want to talk about the claimed strike rate for Daily Football Profits. It is something that has featured in the marketing for the service as well as being highlighted by Rob Dunne. At 55.6%, this appears to be a pretty strong figure. Unfortunately, this is also based off a very small sample of data that has seemingly been selected by Rob Dunne to be as appealing as possible.
As such, I am inclined to find the more far reaching claim of “around 50%” of bets losing to be inaccurate and quite unlikely.
How Does Daily Football Profits Work?
Rob Dunne is quite keen to talk about what you can expect to get from Daily Football Profits. In fact, I would go as far as to say that his description of this is actually pretty in depth for a tipster service (although whether it is genuine is a very different matter that I want to address later). This helps to some degree in so much as it allows you to garner an understanding of what you are getting in to with Daily Football Profits.
Unfortunately, whilst Rob Dunne may talk about Daily Football Profits, there is nothing provide whatsoever about how he finds selections. This is something that I would have been very keen to have insight into as the service draws on a wide variety of leagues and cups. The truth of the matter is that I am keen to understand exactly how somebody can have a strong enough knowledge of such a broad subject to make the recommendation. I don’t think that this is a particularly unreasonable statement.
What is the Initial Investment?
There is just one option if you want to subscribe to Daily Football Profits. This is a one off charge of £39 which will allow you access to Rob Dunne’s selections for the rest of the season. The sales material would make you believe that this represents a bargain though as the “real value” of Daily Football Profits is £79 for the season. This lower price is supposedly limited to just 21 places (at the time of writing) after which it goes up. I find it more likely that this is simply a marketing ploy though.
I think that it is very telling that despite the fact that Daily Football Profits is sold through Clickbank, and as such, there is a 60 day money back guarantee in place, this isn’t really mentioned by Rob Dunne except once, in passing.
What is the Rate of Return?
There are a few numbers that are discussed in terms of the profit potential of Daily Football Profits. These do however seem to mostly be based around just one example period of 10 days of betting.
In this window, Rob Dunne says that he generated a profit of 7.14 points. From this, he says that he would expect Daily Football Profits to make at least 20 points per month with a view to making 140 points of profit over the next 7 months. This all sounds reasonable enough, however since all of these numbers are based off a short period of time, I am treating them as suspect.
Conclusion on Daily Football Profits
Daily Football Profits looks to be a pretty decent product. Or to more accurately phrase that, Daily Football Profits looks to be a pretty decent product. There is no getting around the fact that on the surface of it, this looks like a pretty sound product. One of the main reasons for this is that Rob Dunne does a very good job of making everything sound reasonable.
From the results to the stakes to the strike rate. There isn’t an element of Daily Football Profits that I have looked at that immediately screams questionable.
Fortunately, a big part of what I do involves revisiting services, looking over things multiple times, and taking a lot of notes. It is only when you start to do that that the little discrepancies start to make themselves known.
One of the most apparent ways that Daily Football Profits does this, is in the numbers that Rob Dunne quotes. As mentioned already, these are all based off just 10 days of data. Whilst this may not seem outlandish, I can tell you from experience that 10 good days do not a tipster service make. Personally, I expect at least 3 months of proofing to be in place and even that doesn’t necessarily carry much weight.
On top of this, whilst all of the claims appear to be reasonable, it is of note that there isn’t actually any evidence backing anything up. For me, Daily Football Profits boils down to some select results, that may or may not be genuine, and then you can make £2,000 per month. It just doesn’t work like that.
As well as a lack of evidence, I also feel that there is a lack of transparency, for example, the 60 day money back guarantee is almost entirely glossed over. We aren’t told how selections are found. In fact, outside of the 10 days already mentioned, we are told little to nothing about Daily Football Profits.
As such, whilst I can appreciate that Daily Football Profits is not particularly expensive, I don’t think that I would be inclined to buy into the service. Value for money can only be had if a product is worth buying in the first place and I just don’t see Daily Football Profits falling into this category.
I would give it a pretty wide berth personally as I can realistically see you burning through a 30 point bank pretty quickly.
