Pub Punts keep the pitch simple: daily football selections, researched for value, straight to a private Telegram channel. No horse racing, no multi-sport spread, just football. I like that. Specialists tend to beat generalists in this game, and a tipster covering one sport properly is usually a better bet than one covering five thinly.

The pricing is where this gets interesting. A tenner a month is at the affordable end for a daily football service, and there’s a three-day free trial so you can see the output before you’re charged anything. That’s a fair offer.

The annual deal is the eye-catcher though. Fifty quid for a year works out at £4.17 a month, a 58% saving. If the selections are good that’s exceptional value. But that’s the “if” doing the work, and it’s the reason I’d steer anyone reading this towards the monthly option to start with.

Here’s my honest take. I couldn’t find a published results record anywhere — no spreadsheet, no month-by-month breakdown, no ROI figure. That’s not unusual for a newer service, and plenty of good tipsters take a while to get their tracking in order. But it does mean you’re going in on the strength of the free trial and your own judgement rather than a proven record.

So use that trial properly. Three days is enough to see how the selections are explained, what markets are being played, whether the advised prices are ones you can actually get, and how the channel is run. Log the tips yourself for a month at small stakes before you commit to anything longer.

At a tenner it’s a low-risk look, and a football-only service with daily content at this price is a reasonable proposition. Just do the monthly first and let them earn the annual.

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