Rule#4: Choose your tipster wisely
Most of the gamblers cannot control themselves from looking at huge profits in short term. Tipsters like me thrive because we are never aggressive on our approach. But that's a different story altogether.
If you have decided you are not good enough and going to follow a tipster's word, then this rule is important for you.
Try a tipster for longer period of time
Don't jump between tipsters. First wait and watch for a week or so to decide how he performs. Once you are satisfied follow him for a longer period. The longer period of time is about 3-6 months. After this period if your tipster is not giving you profits, then it's time to dump him.
Don't fall into the 90%-100% accuracy crap
It's very hard to go by near 100% accuracy. The best tipsters I know on other sports too have 70-80%. You can have 90-100% accuracy may be for a week or month, not the whole year. If your tipster has more than 58% accuracy over a year and shows profits then he is the best you can get. Always look at the profits that your tipster can produce. Finally that's what you are gambling for.
Distinguish a Tipster from a Gambler
Try to follow your own betting methods for a period of time and also track your tipster's tips. Then analyse whether he makes the same mistakes as you do. If so, he is just a gambler in disguise. There are many tipsters who know nothing on Cricket or Gambling to make money from naive gamblers. Or they just want to simply gain praise from others by showcasing a non existing talent. There are always people who say he is the greatest, just because they are addicted to gambling. These addicts will easily forget the 1000s of $ they lost with him and happy only about 100$ profit they made in the last match.
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