908 slips. $4,425.83 net profit since September 1. Here’s the whole record, losses included.
I grew up around betting because my family owns a betting shop. As a kid, I watched people chase losses, and I kept thinking there had to be a better way.
Three years ago, my dad started sharing what he had learned with me. I’ve been betting, learning and testing ever since.
People kept telling me units alone don’t show how much money you actually made. Honestly, fair point.
So I went back through my bets and built a public tracker in dollars, with the screen recordings and screenshots beside it.
This is my personal bankroll: wins, losses, Split Strategy, Luigi Locks and other strategy tests. It’s not a table tennis-only result, and some of these were my own bets that I never posted.
Tracker:
https://t.co/DIDGZE4LgH
Recordings and screenshots:
https://t.co/Un6hkXVWIF
I’m also going back through everything I still have from 2023 onward, including physical tickets from the old Czech league days. That isn’t in the tracker yet.
During this period, I used four accounts. All four got limited. By November 9, TippmixPro would only let me win about $30 in net profit on a single event.
That’s part of why I’m doing this in public. I want to build a community where we share what we learn and help each other improve.
Table tennis will be the focus here. Expect real picks, the reasoning behind them, the losses too, and what I change when something isn’t working. Short tutorials for Whop and longer YouTube videos are coming.
My goal is to help people work toward their first $1,000 in net profit betting table tennis. That’s a goal, not a guarantee. Your odds, the games you can follow and your bookmaker’s limits all matter.
The process is simple, but it isn’t easy. I’ll keep showing my actual results so you can judge for yourself. If you find a mistake in the tracker, tell me. I’ll check the recording and fix it.
@BG__bets@UpsideTools True, but not everyone has bookies that can sync, so I don't think Pikkit is the only viable option.
But definitely don't trust anyone who doesn't show a fully trackable record and stats. None of this Google Sheets and Excel bullshit.
@yungreal69 I agree, although if you are there to make money and not just for entertainment then you shouldn't even consider the casino side. Only sportsbetting.