BKProps got in touch and asked me to review them, so here we are. They claim 21,000 tracked bets and a 12.7% return since 2022, all published in a public spreadsheet with the losers left in.

Credit first, because the sample size is the real story here. Most tipsters wave three hundred bets at you and call it proof. You can get lucky over three hundred bets. Nobody gets lucky over twenty one thousand. If those figures are accurate, these people genuinely price football props better than the bookmakers do.

That is a sizeable if. The record is published by them, about them, and nobody independent has ever checked it. I could not verify a single line. I also noticed the company has worn four names in two years, Balk Betting, then Balk, then BKDigital, and now BKProps, which is a lot of letterhead for a business whose record supposedly runs unbroken since 2022.

But here is the part that matters to you, and it has nothing to do with whether they are telling the truth.

Twenty one thousand bets since 2022 is fourteen bets a day, every day. And props is the market where bookmakers watch hardest and limits are smallest. You might get fifty quid on a shots line if you catch it early. Start winning at 12.7% and you will be cut to a fiver within weeks, assuming they take your money at all.

Which raises the obvious question. At fifty pounds a bet, that record is about £133,000 of profit. So why sell it for ninety nine euros a month? My guess is they cannot get the money down either. There is no limit on how many subscriptions you can sell, and a very real limit on how much a bookmaker will let you stake.

Either way, the wall they have hit is the same wall waiting for you.

Not for me, and probably not for you unless you have a drawer full of unrestricted accounts and fourteen bets a day of spare time.

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