Sharp Betting is a tipster service that deals exclusively with major league and college level American sports.
What does the product offer?
Sharp Betting offers subscriber’s tips on all three major American sports (American football, basketball and baseball) at the top levels. It also offers bets for college level American football and basketball. Tips are sent out when there are games so this is unlikely to be on a daily basis. There are two bonuses in the form of a betting system for both NFL and NBA.
How does the product work?
The creator of Sharp Betting claims to have been working in the industry for a great number of years and that he currently works in a consultancy role for several American bookmakers. He says that he spends 50-60 hours a week on betting analysis to produce his selections which he ultimately passes on to subscribers as well as betting on them himself.
What is the initial investment?
At the time of writing Sharp Betting is available as a free trial although it would appear that eventually this will become a paid service.
What is the rate of return?
The creator of Sharp Betting claims that he makes an average of £70,000 per year through his sports betting program although this is at stakes of £500 per point. This makes for a claimed average of 150 points per year profit.
Conclusion
Sharp Betting claims to produce an average of 150 points profit per year but looking at the few results that are available 2 of the 3 months were a loss. Admittedly it still comes in at an overall profit of about 6 points, but I don’t think of that as a promising start to affairs. Given the fact that Sharp Betting is free though I don’t see any reason not to follow it for a period to see how it pans out.
