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Whoever paid for this scam he must have not much functioning brain left over. I mean just ask yourself, if someone has 90%+ of success in his tips, why why WHY would he ask you to pay 30€ for tips forecast when he can make millions within a month.
This is another 100% scam. The archive results are fake. December 2018 actual results were Win 14 Draw 1 Lose 16. Avoid this scam
They fake a blatant history. I was so disappointed with them.
I've been using football predictions from different "tipster sites" for years and all they have ever done is cost me a fair share of my savings. It is so releaving to find a site that's actually being run by experts - I love the confidence that comes from placing a wager, and knowing it will actually hit! Thank you for existing and for not being scammers.
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