Tomás VillarUpdated 1 Oct 2026
DazzBet.com publishes a small number of betting selections every day and keeps a public record of how every one of them turned out. That second half is the part most tipping sites leave out, and it is the reason this one exists.
The Short Version
| What We Do | Free daily betting tips, a larger Verified card, and reviews of the betting sites we use |
|---|---|
| Sports Covered | Football, basketball and tennis |
| Published | Every morning at 08:00 CET, always before the first kick-off |
| Selections Per Day | Two free on weekdays and three at weekends, with more on the Verified card. Fewer on a quiet card, never padded out |
| Record Keeping | Settled automatically against the final score, wins and losses both published |
| Who Writes It | Three tipsters, listed on our tipsters page |
| How It Is Funded | Commission from betting sites when readers open accounts through our links |
| What We Are Not | A bookmaker. We take no bets and hold no money |
Why Another Tipping Site
Because most of them are unreadable. The usual formula is forty selections a day, a bonus banner every three paragraphs, and a results page that quietly starts again whenever a bad month arrives. It converts well and it tells the reader nothing about whether the tipster is any good.
We went the other way. Two or three free picks a day rather than forty, because a tipster with an opinion on every fixture has an opinion on none of them. A record that settles itself from the match result, because a record you can edit is not a record. And a list of two betting sites rather than twenty, because we can only vouch for the ones we actually use.
How The Tips Are Made
Every morning the day’s fixtures are pulled in with the odds attached. The bookmaker’s margin is stripped out to reveal the market’s own estimate of each outcome, and the likeliest outcomes inside a fixed odds band go on the board, with the odds and the bookmaker recorded alongside them. We do not claim to know better than the market. The public record is the test of whether the discipline pays.
Everything after that is automatic. The pick is timestamped at publication, and once the event finishes the result is read from the feed and the selection is graded won or lost. Nobody types a result in by hand, which means nobody can decline to type one in. The one exception is a cup tie decided in extra time: our bets settle on the ninety minutes, so those are checked by hand.
The full method, including how we stake, is set out on the home page, and every settled selection is listed in the results archive.
What We Will Not Do
- Delete a losing runEvery selection stays published, including the weeks we would rather forget. The arithmetic is the whole point.
- Sell certaintyNo selection here is a lock, a banker or a guaranteed anything. Tips are opinions about probability and the good ones still lose regularly.
- Rate an operator by its bonusA large welcome offer is poor compensation for slow withdrawals every month afterwards. Payout speed and how winners are treated matter far more.
- Chase volumeMore tips would mean more clicks and more commission. It would also mean publishing selections we do not believe in, which is how tipping sites lose the readers worth having.
- Push you to bet moreFlat stakes, a bankroll set aside in advance, and no increase after a loss. That advice earns us less and it is still the correct advice.
How We Pay For It
When a reader opens an account with a betting site through one of our links, that operator pays us a commission. It costs the reader nothing and changes neither the odds they get nor the bonus they qualify for. What it does not touch is which selections we publish or how an operator is scored, and where a site handles withdrawals badly we say so regardless of the arrangement. The whole thing is spelled out on our affiliate disclosure page.
A Word On Losing
If you follow selections here, you will hit runs of eight or ten losers. Every honest tipster produces them and they say nothing about whether the method works. What they do test is your staking and your temperament. Bet money you have already written off, keep the stake identical whether a pick feels certain or shaky, and stop for the day rather than looking for a way back. If any of that is getting difficult, our page on responsible gambling lists free and confidential help.