Tipster competition
Cash prizes for accurate tipping: planned, not open.
The shape
- Prize type
- Cash
- Winners
- Many
- Rewarded for
- Accuracy
- Amounts
- None set
not credit, vouchers or tokens
many categories, small prizes
not how much anyone bets
for any position
Not a way to make money · A prize is a small payment for posting analysis in public — not an income, a second income, or a way to deal with money you are short of. Most people who bet lose money over time.
To qualify
Not decided
Published here before entry opens.
Needed before any prize
- Member accounts
- Running
- Structured tip posting
- Running
- Automatic settlement
- Running
- Prize payment checks
- Not live
Open to anyone 18+.
Fixture, market, line, side, and the feed's price.
From match data.
One person, one account, legal age. Not built, so no prize can be paid.
What a prize here is not
- Not income or a substitute for work.
- Not a reward for betting more: real betting moves no position.
- Not a sign betting is profitable, and not a guarantee.
- Betting is entertainment that costs money; the odds are set so bettors lose on average.
- Not advice. Past results do not predict future ones.
- We are not a bookmaker: no bets accepted, no client money, no gambling licence.
- Adults only — 18, or the higher local minimum. If betting has stopped being entertainment, do not enter.
Why many small prizes
One big prize means most of the field stops posting by mid-month. OLBG, which has run the format longest, pays over 500 people a month at roughly £10.50 average.
Last updated 26 September 2026: no competition opened, no entry accepted, no prize paid.