FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions

Before contacting us, please check if your question is addressed here.

General

No. You don’t need to place every bet to see good returns.

Each user places as many bets as they can

However, remember:

  • More Value Bets = Better Results
    With a positive expected value (+EV) method, increasing your number of bets reduces variance and accelerates your path to long-term profitability.

At WinnerOdds, we identify profitable bets starting from 1.083 odds. Every bet we display is considered profitable because we’re not simply predicting a match winner—we’re calculating each player’s probability of winning.

WinnerOdds reveals which bookmakers’ odds represent a profitable long-term investment. You can see this in the “hit rate” graph in our betting histories, which compare our success rate per odds range against the minimum hit rate required to make a profit in that range.

  • Example 1: For odds between 1.083 and 1.2, you need to win about 88 out of 100 bets to profit. WinnerOdds achieves ~92 wins every 100 in that range.
  • Example 2: For odds between 2.5 and 3.0, you need to win about 37 out of 100 bets to profit. WinnerOdds achieves ~47 wins every 100 in that range.

 

That’s why it’s vital not to abandon any odds range after a couple of losses. By systematically investing in these value bets, you’ll achieve long-term profit regardless of the odds range.

Platform

If you’re asking this question, you’re in the wrong place. The place you’re looking for likely doesn’t exist.

If you want a quick fortune, sports betting isn’t where you should be looking.

We suggest learning about the basics of value betting and returning here when you’re ready to approach betting realistically and from the side of statistics.

No, WinnerOdds is not a bookmaker.

WinnerOdds is a system that identifies profitable odds in the sports betting market.

We provide information about profitable bets, and you use that information to wager your money at any regulated bookmaker or betting site, under your own responsibility.

Note: To bet online, you’ll need a bankroll deposited across your chosen bookmakers. If you’re unsure how sports betting works, we recommend doing more research before using our system. For details, see our Legal Notice and Terms & Conditions.

Subscription

Yes.

You may cancel whenever you like, and you’ll retain full access to WinnerOdds until your subscription period ends.

Cancelling your WinnerOdds subscription is simple:

  1. Go to Menu > My Subscription.
  2. Click “Cancel” and confirm your choice.

 

If any trouble comes up, contact us, and we’ll assist you right away.

You’re free to subscribe to WinnerOdds Tennis at any time. If you select the monthly plan, your subscription will run until the same date of the following month.

If you’re interested in WinnerOdds Football, please join our waiting list and wait for new spots to open—this typically occurs on a monthly basis.

Usage

WinnerOdds continuously updates event results and applies them to your logged bets—whether they were won, lost, or voided. In rare instances, the information might appear incorrect in your tracker. However, in nearly all cases, it will automatically correct itself.

If you notice a mistake with a settled bet, please wait 72 hours before reporting it.

These stats help compare your results against other methods or against other WinnerOdds users. Discrepancies should be minimal over the long run. 

  • Picks: Number of bets placed. Multiple bets for a single event across different bookmakers are counted as a single pick.
  • Won & Lost: Tally of winning vs. losing picks. Its sum is typically lower than the total number of picks, as it excludes voided, canceled, and unsettled bets.
  • Bet Units & Profits: One unit is equivalent to 1% of your bankroll. While your bankroll and stake adjust after each settled bet, units measure the value of your wagers independently of your bankroll’s size.
  • Profit Factor: Gross winnings / Gross losses
  • Yield: The percentage reflecting net profit against the total amount wagered, excluding any voided matches.

 

For a more in-depth look at these statistics and more, be sure to check out our free ebook.

System

When a bookmaker posts an especially profitable line, many bettors will quickly jump on it. To protect their margins, bookmakers often reduce the odds or even suspend the market. You should only place a bet if the odds remain above WinnerOdds’ Minimum Profitable Odds (MPO).

How long those odds stay above the MPO depends on various factors—such as the bet’s value, sharp bookmakers correcting the line, the number of bettors placing wagers, and the market’s liquidity.

  • In WinnerOdds Tennis, this window often ranges between 2 and 10 minutes, but there are plenty of cases above and below it.
  • In WinnerOdds Football, odds typically take longer to change and can sometimes remain profitable for hours.

Cashing out a bet typically involves paying the bookmaker’s commission twice—in addition to when you first placed the bet.

Unless new and relevant information arises—like a player injury mid-match—WinnerOdds does not recommend cashing out any bets, even if the Minimum Profitable Odds dynamically shifted above your existing bet.

Similarly, closing a bet mid-match effectively means placing a reverse “live” bet, which again triggers the bookmaker’s commission. WinnerOdds is built around pre-match calculations and does not recommend closing bets prematurely. Instead, it’s generally best to let the bet run until the match ends, even if winning is looking unlikely.

Bookmakers

A helpful strategy is to withdraw funds whenever your bookmaker bankroll grows beyond what you actually need to keep betting. This way, you can redistribute extra funds to other bookmakers requiring more balance, or progressively cash them out to your bank account.

Keep in mind, however, that requesting a withdrawal can raise flags at a bookmaker and potentially prompt a review of your betting history. To postpone account limitations, some users choose to withdraw their entire balance only after they’ve been limited or removed from a bookmaker. We advise doing this only if you’re confident that local regulations will stop bookmakers from withholding your funds.

In short, there’s no absolute rule. “Maximum” bankroll guidelines differ by bookmaker due to internal bet limits (which they rarely disclose) and the general availability of their markets.

To get the most out of WinnerOdds from the start, we strongly recommend signing up for multiple bookmakers at once. This approach lets you diversify your stakes, choose the highest odds at any given time, and gain access to a broader share of the international market.

Choosing the right bookmakers

  1. Look for sites available in your country that carry the sports we cover.
  2. It’s a good idea to register with several bookmakers upfront. As they begin limiting your accounts over time, progressively sign up for more—until you run through your pool of available sites.
  3. International bookmakers such as Bet365, Betway, Bwin, PokerStars, and William Hill are often a good place to start.

How to find the best bookmakers in your country

  1. Enable monitored bookmakers: On WinnerOdds, turn on every bookmaker for which we provide real-time odds and allows registration from your country.
  2. Analyze frequent picks: Watch which bookmakers regularly appear among our recommended bets.
  3. Prioritize registration: Identify which sites to sign up for first, ensuring you focus on bookmakers that consistently offer good value.