Goal Predictor – Results Update
It’s been a good month for football betting tipster Goal Predictor, with a profit of 30 points made since our last update.
That means they are now 33 points up for our trial overall.
You can view full results here.
As a reminder, this is a service that involves using xG (expected goals) data to provide tips on the goals markets (such as over 2.5 goals and both teams to score).
Just to note they use stakes of 5 points per bet so the net P/L based on 1 point stakes would be just over 6 points for our trial to date.
Good to see the recent improvement here – let’s see if they can keep it going.
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Goal Predictor – Results Update
8th November 2024
It’s been a steady start to our trial of football betting tipster Goal Predictor, with a profit of 3 points made for our trial so far.
You can view full results here.
Just a reminder, this is a service that involves using xG (expected goals) data to formulate tips on the goals markets (such as over 2.5 goals and both teams to score).
Liquidity in these markets is very good so there is no problem getting bets matched.
So it looks a promising service, let’s see if they can get the profit ticking up by the time of our next update.
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Goal Predictor – New Review
8th November 2024
We are starting a new review today of a football betting service called Goal Predictor.
This is a service that comes from the Phil Rushton stable of betting services that includes the likes of the Goal King that received a positive rating following a review here.
Goal Predictor is a service involves using xG (expected goals) data to formulate tips on the goals markets (such as over 2.5 goals and both teams to score) and to give customers a profitable service with a high win rate.
Expected goals, in case you are not familiar with it, is a statistical tool that relates the number of shots to how many goals would be expected in a football match. We explain more about how it works here.
For example if a team had lots of shots on goal and had a xG number of 3.0 but only scored one goal, it might suggest they were unlucky and on another day could have scored more goals.
The results for the service look very promising so far, with 263 points profit reportedly made since starting tipping in April.
That has been achieved with a high strike rate of 69% and a healthy return on investment of 22%.
xG has become used more often in football betting these days and this service aims to make use of it specifically on the over/under goals markets.
We can see the logic behind using xG as it is a useful metric to measure teams’ performance by rather than just their match results, which could mask runs of good or bad luck.
Whether it can produce results under live trial conditions we will have to wait and see but that is why we run reviews here, to test these things out.
So we will kick off the review of Goal Predictor today and will report back here on how things are going as usual.
In the meantime you can check out Goal Predictor for yourself here.
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