Initially, I expected a significant boost from this site, but as usual, it was completely in vain. The main motive of such sites is to save clients' time - just place bets without thinking, and you'll win "in the long run." This is quite possible, but when the gain over a year amounts to just one month's balance, especially with three to four completely losing months... that's something else. I realized this when I started to rapidly drain my bankroll in just a few days. I had to engage my brain and still ended up spending a lot of time. My first paid month with them was at 30% of my bankroll, so they gave me the second month for free, where I had a tiny profit. Now I log in every day just to laugh at how convincingly they justify their bets, which then easily miss the mark. There are some "sure things," but this "certainty" must be evaluated by you personally. Usually, 1-2 useful informative descriptions happen each week - for that, I thank them. The rest is just plain "coin tossing." The odds are artificially inflated through handicaps and the selection of such, so that they are never below 1.65. And the fact that the event is "anyone's guess" doesn't concern anyone. There is some ridiculous theory that higher odds have less margin built in, making them more effective "in the long run." But practice disproves this. I've won many times by replacing the handicap with P1/P2 when their handicap was losing. And there is no fundamental difference between paid and free predictions; both lose equally. So no one will save your nerves or time.
There are also funny aspects - rudeness and disrespect towards people sometimes slip into the predictions. And the surveys are also one-sided, like: 1. I didn't know about the contest, but I will definitely participate 2. I know and I am participating 3. etc., but for some reason, there isn't an option like: 5. I didn't know and don't want to know 6. I don't plan to participate. But those are just amusing little things. Online support can be cut off by the operator or simply stop displaying your text. Well, that's it.
