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Exposing the best/worst takes on Gambling Twitter.
Paradise, NV
Joined May 2024
I have started a Substack, and today I wrote my first article describing my experiences at @bet_bash last week. If you give it a read, I would love to hear what you think. https://t.co/YejDCBVTQC
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UPDATE: The fake testimonials have been removed from the website.
SBINFLUENCER ALERT It appears that Upside Tools, a paid service providing +EV betting tools, is potentially posting fake testimonials to their website in an effort to gain new subscribers.
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Upside Tools, Prove that these are real tweets and post direct links, or remove them from your website immediately. This is disingenuous and a scummy tactic that deserves to be called out.
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Hypothetically speaking: if a paid service was worth the cost, would you think they would need to create pretend reviews to appear more legitimate?
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Upon further inspection of their website, it appears none of the testimonials link directly to the tweets they are referencing, but instead are fake posts made to appear as if they are genuine Twitter posts.
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Another user, salamanderbets, also confirmed that he never posted the testimonial attributed to him below.
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Upsfreightdog confirmed that he did not post the testimonial listed to their website.
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In a Twitter thread by Matt Downs promoting the service, someone mentioned that the reviews were potentially fake and tagged some of the handles listed on the Upside Tools site.
@cmattdowns Noticed that some people left their reviews but when I double checked their posts to see the actual tweets they werent there. Unless @Dmakk109, @salsbets22 (doesnt exist), and @Upsfreightdog wanna chime in and lmk that they posted these.
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On the landing page at https://t.co/o0EKQDY2gS, ten Twitter testimonials are listed, presumably to add credibility to their services that cost $432 and $594 per year.
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SBINFLUENCER ALERT It appears that Upside Tools, a paid service providing +EV betting tools, is potentially posting fake testimonials to their website in an effort to gain new subscribers.
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Great thread by DK here.
BasketballGoddess7 @BrookieJ07 tracked bets (November 15-25) Total = -90.86 units I tracked 1 unit = $100 A $100 bettor would be down $9086 (or over 90% of their bankroll) if they tailed every bet from November 15-25. More info ⬇️
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Community notes to the rescue.
Cody Brown Bets’ account still says “Based in Europe” after hitting send on this tweet. At least get a VPN, my guy. If you still trust these fools, you’re the target demographic and I cannot help you.
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I guess you have no choice but to respect someone who can go on a three year vacation.
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Cody Brown Bets’ account still says “Based in Europe” after hitting send on this tweet. At least get a VPN, my guy. If you still trust these fools, you’re the target demographic and I cannot help you.
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Suspicions confirmed.
SBINFLUENCER ALERT A UK-based social media marketing company, VERIFIED GLOBAL, is operating a handful of Gambling Twitter accounts with the sole purpose of driving sportsbook acquisitions. This company is reportedly making millions of dollars annually, all as part of a revenue
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No matter how it ends, there’s a zero percent chance that Library has $17,000.
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