Kick Off Pro Final Review

Inspector Karl-Reviews Kick Off pro

Hello Bloggers,

Kick Off Pro is a managed service from Betfan, tips arrived the evening before so one has plenty of time to place the bets, they used a mixture of bets including multiples, lays and backing. Following the service is simple.

Unfortunately that is where the positives end as tips have been poor. Football is a global sport so football tipping is incredibly difficult, which is a fact all budding tipsters should take note off, and one important question should always be where their edge is. Throughout the review of  Kick Off Pro I simply never saw one. Bookies are not stupid they spend 24/7 trying to remove our hard earned money from our grasps. Never do compilers get the main European leagues wrong, so if you are going to be issuing tips from those leagues you had better know your stuff. Unfortunately from what I witnessed of the tips during the review of Kick Off Pro you might as well of not bothered. Strong words perhaps however betting on short price favourites and laying long odd teams is a one way ticket to losing. You might not lose quickly but it is inevitable.

I would have to question what is being achieved laying teams to win £3 or £4 pound if one played at £10 a point, yet that was such a common bet from Kick Off Pro , so as soon as they lost 3pts on a “home banker” there was no chance of a recovery. This brings me onto my next complaint, why no explanation, why is it that all the “free” websites/forums demand tipsters issue an explanation to the tips, yet one would be paying Kick Off Pro for their services yet they cannot be bothered to tell you why they are making a certain bet. I don’t accept they don’t have time etc, I have had this debate with an acquaintance before, and they felt it did not matter as long as they were winning, well in my personal opinion it does matter, I just think it is easy to gloss over when they are winning. So unfortunately this service has failed for 3 main reasons.

1. They were currently at minus 16 points and apart from a 2 week spell through the review the trend was continually downwards.
2. Poor choice of bets, continually betting on short price home teams means the SR% has to be very high to see a profit.
3. Laying high priced teams to achieve very small gains.

Time for the Stats!

In total there was 209 matches, out of which 113 won, which tells it own story, in achieving barely over 50% SR. The average odds for backing were a touch over 1.8, the lays were an average of around 4.0.

That means over the 58 days we placed on average 3.8 games per day, however the weekend was obviously much more active.

I also went to the trouble of going back over their results before we started this trial, here are my findings from that data.

August +6

September -6

October +10

November +23

December +7 (up to 26^th Dec, when Trail Started)

So what can we learn from these figures, when we add them all together it is +40 points from  Kick Off Pro before we started the trial. However this does not change my failed verdict, as if you remove the losses from the trial it leaves Kick Off Pro at + 24 over 7 months, or 3.48 points per month. If you take in subscription which is either £15 per week  or £45  per month you would have to stake £13 a point just to cover the  monthly costs, even more if you paid weekly. So if you take the actual review period at £13 per point and 2 months subscription you would have been £298 out of pocket, i had high hopes of this product i even  asked to do this review so i am very disappointed with the outcome.

Regards

Inspector Karl-Reviews Kick Off Pro

UPDATE  20th August 2011

We have been advised that this product is no longer on sale.