1) Consider Increasing Your Bet Volume Rightly or wrongly, many punters compare what they can make betting on football with horse racing, yet the two sports need to be viewed very differently indeed. It is quite normal to find racing tipsters achieving a 30% ROI or greater, yet when it comes to football, a 5 to 10% ROI is considered very good indeed. After all, not only can you get your football bets on at some very competitive odds (often a lot easier than with horse racing) but it opens up the possibility of good betting bank growth. Consider if you will, the Hall of Fame football tipster below that has made a substantial profit for several seasons betting on tips with an average price of around 6/4.  In terms of ROI, over the past 12 months he made 'just' 7% ROI, yet when judged on betting bank growth, he actually made an 88% increase last season alone (after subscription fees!) Writing that in real money, he made a £1,768 profit from a £2000 starting bank as the image above showcases… 2) Specialise In Leagues Where The Bookies Are Weak Bookmakers have to offer odds in a huge number of markets and most of the time, they do this by using a few simple pre-set calculations or simply by copying the odds off Betfair! Ultimately, this leaves them hugely vulnerable to those who are experts in their chosen field, such as the Spanish Football Tipster currently flying high in our 'Best Sports Tipster' table (as can be found in Part 1 of our new season guide) If judging by his 'Annualised Profit' (the average amount of money he has won each year) then you can expect £2000 to turn into £3,887 over an average 12 month period.  He knows the Spanish leagues inside out and thus is easily able to spot value betting opportunities and when the bookies cut-and-paste odds are wrong (which happens a lot!) | 
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