This page has been created to help you the punter find the best online cricket betting tipsters. Down the years Betting Kingdom produced some of the best cricket tipsters online. Some of you who used the site back in the heyday might still remember the likes of DRS, Nellberg and even CricCris. These tipsters really bolstered my betting funds and I’m surprised bookmakers like Stan James survived as long as they did. 

Sadly the existence of tipster competitions has evaporated with social media taking over, but there are still some very good cricket tipsters around and my job is to help you find them. I’m also collating reviews from punters that may have followed these tipsters. So if you have won money betting on cricket and want to thank the services that have contributed to that success, then please do so.

Profitability

As with any sport, the most important thing when it comes to which tipsters to follow is how profitable they are. This makes up 40% of my tipster ratings. Although I try to look beyond the obvious sometimes. A tipster can bolster profit by taking advantage of incorrect odds or prices which simply won’t hold and that doesn’t necessarily benefit the punter. So it’s not just the raw stats I use to rate this area, but also how much profit you’ll be able to make from following that cricket betting tipster.

Punter Reviews

The second biggest contribution to the cricket betting tipsters rating is your reviews. Sometimes you don’t know how good a tipster is going to be until you start following them. I tried to track a lot of tipsters myself but there is only so many you can follow in one go.

So if you have followed any of the cricket betting tipsters on this page and had a good or bad experience, please leave a review. This will help other punters make good choices as to which services they should subscribe to. Basically we should be all looking out for each other in our quest to beat the bookmakers.

Odds Availability 

This makes up 10% of the tipster rating and it’s the likelihood of you getting the odds that a tipster quotes. If a cricket service is backing a 40/1 Man of the Match tip that is a best price of 12/1 at all the other bookmakers, the chances are, you ain’t getting those odds. And if that bet goes on to win, a tipsters profit can be very different to what you can expect to make.

It’s become an ever increasing problem in the industry and bookmakers come up with every trick in the book to save pennies, despite making millions of pounds of profit. Some tipsters will definitely be easier to follow in terms of getting the prices quoted.

Longevity

The bigger the sample size the better. I’ve seen many tipsters burst onto the scene promoting a huge ROI in their first season. Are they really that good, or are they just the lucky ones? Often it’s the latter so it’s important you do factor in how long a tipster has been in the game, before investing your money off the back of what could be misleading statistics.

Affordability

There are a lot more paid tipster services these days. And every penny you invest in subscriptions is going to take a hit on your ROI. Cricket tipsters won’t include the sign up fee in their stats so it’s definitely something you need to consider. If you only bet small stakes as well, any monthly subscription is going to really hit your ROI stats and it’s very unlikely you’ll be getting the same return as the tipster is promoting.

Previews

It’s a debate as to whether previews and insight provided alongside tips is important. I believe it is, but I also understand the argument that some punters are more interested in profit. As long as they are winning money, they couldn’t care what the reasons are for backing those cricket betting tips.