Tilt The Odds is a new horse racing service from man with 25 years of successful gambling behind him. The service focuses on finding value from the horse racing markets and is based on a huge data sample of horse racing markets.
The Tilt The Odds algorithm historically has produced some impressive returns:
- Singles = 5% return on investment (roi)
- Patent = 17% roi
- Lucky 15s = 22% roi with double odds for one winner promo, 14% roi without bonus
It all looks very promising and they are offering a free 30 day trial at the moment for anyone that wants to try out the software. In order to get the trial quote “FREETRIAL30” and use the link below.
How Does The Software Work?
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Tilt the Odds uses a number of variables to find value in the markets including weight of money and movement on the exchanges. It also uses other factors such but every aspect of the algorithm is not detailed for obvious reasons. Due to this the algorithm is constantly crunching the numbers and comes up with new selections throughout the day.
When a value selection is found you are given two ratings.
- VP stands for Value Percent and is calculated by dividing the bookmaker odds by the exchange lay odds and multiplying by 100.
- QS (Quality Score) is based on the principles of credit scoring. I.e. which variables and what values of those variables are important in determining outcome (in this case, value). Some important examples would be weight of money on the exchanges, odds movements, and what money has matched previously on the exchanges.
The algorithm uses the VP and QS alongside some other factors to determine whether it is a recommended bet or not. If it does meet the criteria it will be presented as a bet and you can place the bet (record it) or if the odds moved you can reject the bet.
What Type of bets does it recommend?
There are a number of bet types that you can choose to receive recommended bets for:
- Singles
- Doubles
- Trixie
- Patent
- Lucky15
Historically Tilt the Odds has shown to have a higher roi using lucky 15 and patent bets. Singles bets however do show a 5% roi in the long term for those that prefer less short term variance in their betting. Doubles and trixies are also profitable but the exact roi has not been shared.
Tilt The Odds Results
The service started beta testing in April and there have been some pretty impressive results so far from members over on the official Discord. (One member is reportedly close to 100k total profit)
I have taken up the 30 day free trial myself and plan to use the software over a number of months. Once I have a full month of results I will report back my findings in this section, updating on a monthly basis.
Live Results (still under review)
After a little over a month of testing Tilt The Odds here are the results:
- £287 profit
- 105 bets placed
- Total staked £586
- 49% Return on investment
Results have been positive so far with the lucky 15 bets providing all of the profit. After 37 bets a profit of £537 has been made from these selections. Singles, Doubles, Patents and Trixie bets have all accounted for losses so far.
Stakes are adjusted for each method:
- Singles = £10
- Lucky 15 = £0.5 per bet (£7.00 in total)
Stakes for doubles, patents and trixies range from £2 to £5, the main focus is however on singles and lucky 15 bets.
Early results are promising for Tilt The Odds and these will be updated next month.
Which Bookmakers are covered?
Tilt the Odds covers a wide range of bookmakers at the moment, even if you have been restricted by the majority of bookmakers it is likely they scan at least 1 or 2 bookmakers you have access to.
- 10bet
- 888sport
- Bet365
- Betfairsportsbook
- Betfred
- Betgoodwin
- BetMGM
- Bettarget
- Betvictor
- Betzone
- Bresbet
- Bwin
- Coral
- Dragonbet
- Fafabet
- Geoffbanks
- Gentlemanjim
- Ladbrokes
- Livescorebet
- Netbet
- Nrgbet
- Paddypower
- Parimatch
- Partypoker
- Planetsportbet
- Rhinobet
- Skybet
- Sportingbet
- Sportingindex
- Spreadex
- Starsports
- Unibet
- Virginbet
- Williamhill
There is also the option to place bets in Physical shops with the likes of Betfred, William Hill and Coral/Ladbrokes.
Can Tilt The Odds Be Used On The Exchanges?
The software is not designed for using on the betting exchanges however there could be some scope to use it for single bets. Long term roi on single bets is 5%, when taking into account the 2% commission charged on winning and the fact that for most bets you would have to slightly take lower odds the room for profit is small.
One option however would be to look at using the 0% commission you can get with the likes of Oddsmonkey and offering back bets at the lay price for selections. This could be a potential strategy but it has not been tested and the software is solely aimed at producing profit from the bookmakers.
Bet Tracking And Results
One great feature about Tilt the Odds is their bet tracking and results tracking feature!
The software tracks all of the bets that you place and records the results for you. This is a great time saver as it means that you don’t have to track all bets yourself and input them into an excel file.
It also tracks your long term data noting down results by bet type and also with each individual bookmaker that you use.
Tilt The Odds Cost And Free Trial
Tilt the Odds are keen to prove themselves and are currently offering a 30 day free trial. In order to get the trial quote “FREETRIAL30” and use the link below.
If you want to continue after the 30 day trial period it costs £25 per month or £250 for an annual subscription.
Overall the service looks a very promising way of making a profit from bookmakers. The use of patents and lucky 15s could be a good way to get some longevity from accounts and I am keen to try this strategy out.