WinnerOdds Review – What is WinnerOdds?
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WinnerOdds is a betting tool that highlights value bets within the tennis markets.
According to the official website.
WinnerOdds includes an Artificial Intelligence algorithm that calculates the real probabilities of all the tennis matches, compares them with the odds offered by the bookmakers and finds more than 5000 value bets per year in order to invest and earn money betting.
The official site shows some pretty impressive results since its inception in May 2016.
Despite tennis being a very popular sport that isn’t a large amount of tennis tipsters providing profitable services. Tennis Ratings and the Pyckio tennis tipster Nishi Kori are two other services that I have heard positive things about.
Lets take a look in this Winnerodds review whether this is also a service that can beat the tennis betting markets.
WinnerOdds Review – The Interface
The interface for WinnerOdds is extremely well polished, whilst also being easy to navigate and set up.
They have a well written tutorial which explains how to use the service. From setting up your bankroll to betting on the value selections that WinnerOdds highlights.
After you spend a few minutes getting familiar with the WinnerOdds software you can move on to selecting the bookmakers that you have available to use.
There are 22 monitored bookmakers. These are the bookmakers which the WinnerOdds software automatically scans and highlights when their algorithm finds value.
The other bookmakers are ones that you can manually search and add bets with if the software flags up a value bet.
WinnerOdds Value Tennis Bets
Once you have set up your bankroll and selected your bookmakers its time to move onto the odds page. On this page you see potential bets that the WinnersOdds software has highlighted as being value.
WinnerOdds’s software shows you the tournament and time that the tennis match is being played. In green it highlights the player you should bet on. You will then see the algorithm’s estimation of the minimum value odds and if a bookmakers is matching that or offering higher it becomes a recommended bet.
The suggested staking is based on the Kelly criterion (read this article for a better understanding of the kelly criterion).
When you click highlighted selection, there is the option to adjust the amount staked and also adjust the odds if they have changed. WinnerOdds then tracks this bet for your and automatically updates your bankroll based on the result.
WinnerOdds Results
Lets take a look at the documented historical results of the WinnerOdds software.
WinnerOdds state that had you started with a £1000 bankroll at its inception.
Your total profits would now stand at £40,496 which is extremely impressive. This is over a total of 16295 bets using the suggested staking, averaging a yield of 8.81% per bet.
One important factor to note is that the majority of these selections are not in the top flight tennis competitions ATP and WTA.
WinnerOdds seems to excel in finding value in the lesser know competitions such as the Challenger and ITF categories.
Lets take a look at the results for selections in the ATP.
You can see in the ATP there has been 1542 selections since the WinnerOdds service started.
A profit of £732 has been made with a respectable yield of 2.42% per bet.
In the WTA the results are better.
A profit of £2095 has been made with a yield of 6.7%.
This highlights that WinnerOdds can find value in the higher liquid tennis matches. So for anyone that bets with exchanges this is an option.
Where the WinnerOdds algorithm has really made its money is in the Challenger and IFT competitions.
You can see from the above picture that after 5787 selections.
A profit of £17,871 has been made with a yield of 9.19%.
WinnerOdds Review – Trial Results
I have had two months so far with the WinnerOdds software.
In between my normal betting and trading in my effort to make £1,000,000 from the sports betting markets.
I have been betting the value selections suggested by the software. So far I have logged in every morning around 09.00 and taken the suggested selections. This is a lower volume approach then is optimal.
WinnerOdds does send out selections to your email whenever the service finds new value in the tennis markets.
I found these very frequent and you will often get 20 to 30 selections a day.
These are my results based on 134 selections so far.
| Picks | 134 |
| Units Bet | 242.46 |
| Units Won | 43.05 |
| Yield | 16.28% |
From the image above you can see that my early results have been pretty pain free. The profit graph is moving steadily upwards and there have been no real downswings yet.
Although it should be noted it is early days and a bad run of results could completely undo all of the profit made so far.
I checked my own results to make sure that there was no discrepancy with the odds recorded on my personal log and results recorded in WinnerOdds historical results.
Everything was recorded correctly and gives me confidence that the reported results from WinnerOdds is accurate.
WinnerOdds Pricing
Currently the cheapest option for subscribing to WinnerOdds is to pay every 390 euros (£353) every 6 months. This works out at an average of 65 euros (£59) a months.
This isn’t cheap working out at around £700 a year.
However if you have the required bookmakers available and a bankroll of around £1000. Based on historical results it is very likely that even after taking out subscriptions costs you would be left with a healthy profit.
WinnerOdds Conclusion
Early indications are very promising for WinnerOdds. The historical results are very impressive, the software works well and suggested staking is based on sound betting principals.
To get the most out of WinnerOdds you will need to have the monitored bookmakers available to bet with. Given that the majority of selections are in markets that aren’t offered on the betting exchanges.
Overall I was very impressed with WinnerOdds and I am happy to give it a recommendation.
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Pros
- Historically Profitable
- Easy To Use
Cons
- Relies On Soft Bookmakers
what bookies you use for this service? As i see most of the best coming from sucker bookies.
Main ones are Bet365, Bwin, Marathonbet, most selections are at soft books. In ATP and WTA found odds available with Matchbook and Smarkets.
The only problem with this is thw bookies will limit your account for taking value bets very quickly!
Verry bad, you need to be awake all days/night and click super fast to do profit, market falls verry fast and bookies limits you as well..
Sometimes website crashing and no notifications for all bets and administrator stops you if you try to refresh too often the page to see the new bets.
just admin is making money
Sorry to hear that, my experience was pretty positive.
It could be that bookmakers have adapted as Winnerodds has become more popular.
Odds weren’t to hard to achieve last time I used the software.
Good post. I learn something new and challenging on sites I stumbleupon on a daily basis. It’s always interesting to read content from other writers and practice a little something from other web sites.
Good as long as you can bet and you are fast getting the proposed odds – after some times I was limited by bet365, betfair, bwin and sportingbet, wasn’t able to use williamhill anymore. Only bookie I am able to bet is pinnacle.
Since restart of tennis after corona lockdown the results are horrible – I have lost 50% of my bankroll and paid 99€ for this “service”.
Loosing 50% of bankroll isn’t “variance” anymore – there is something wrong now after lockdown – perhaps the long tennis break isn’t properly handled by their algorithm.