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Not the “Special Odds” I Was Expecting

I subscribed to NerdyTips expecting some “special odds”, meaning well-analyzed matches with value that isn’t obvious at first glance. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case.In one of their match analyses, they even mentioned a player who had already been sold by Rio Ave for several days and wasn’t included in the squad anymore — their top scorer, no less. That seriously made me question the depth and accuracy of their analysis.Overall, the odds they offer are quite modest. Most of the time, they simply select heavy favorites with odds around 1.20–1.35 and combine them with basic goal markets at around 1.30 to reach a total odds of 3–4 for the daily ticket. For example, today (03.01.2026), the “bet of the day” included 5 events with a total odds of 3.9, and only 3 of them were correct.My expectation was to get matches that I, as a beginner bettor, wouldn’t immediately spot. Picking random favorites at 1.25 that are “in good form” is something I could easily do myself without paying for a subscription. That’s why this was clearly disappointing.To be fair, their daily selections do have a hit rate of around 70%, but the winning odds are usually only 1.20–1.30. What can you really do with odds like that? If you try to combine them or play systems, you need to invest a lot of money just to have a chance of making a small profit over your initial stake.Overall, the value simply isn’t there for me, and the service didn’t meet my expectations.Later edit: in response I would like to say that “special odds” don’t imply for me maybe 2/1 at 28 odds “fixed match” I’m looking for a 1.30-1.6 but which cannot be seen when just looking at Flashscore and making it myself. You are selling a product that delivers mostly to experienced bettors who have the bank and the skills to use your odds, but these bettors mostly can do this themselves, don’t take it as hate, please take it as a constructive criticism.

Date of experience: Jan 03, 2026