FEEDBACK AND TESTIMONIALS
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| "Mate, you
are an absolute genius! I have been following your tips for a while now...
and have been doing quite well as u have! We all go through bad patches on
the punt... but your record speaks for itself...I just wanted to
congratulate you on your consistently very well informed tipping, and say
that I, amongst many others I'm sure, greatly appreciate the hard work you
must put in to researching your tennis..." |
 Will
in Australia via email (2nd March 2004) |
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| "Thank you,
thank you, thank you, for all your help this year. Thanks for a wonderful
start to the year, sure beats the frick'in sharemarket, all the best to
you mate and thanks again." |
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Matt
in Australia via email (2nd March 2004) |
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| "I first
wanted to congratulate you for your website. I just discovered yesterday
and finally we can read someone (even if I'm sure there are other ones)
who gives good reasons for his bets." |
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Vincent in France via email (25th February 2004) |
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| "Once again
I have to remind you of how much I appreciate your tennis picks." |
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Mattias in Sweden via email (11th February 2004) |
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| "Thanks
very much for your insight and picks for Tennis." |
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Steve
in USA via email (22nd January 2004) |
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| "Start of
the season is brilliant… and my Betfair balance feels so good!" |
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Kari
in Finland via email (17th January 2004) |
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| "G'day. I
have followed your tips from onthepunt.com.au for about 18 months and am
looking forward for another big year! Thank you and all the best for 2004!" |
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Robert
in Australia via email (5th January 2004) |
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| "Hello
tennis expert. I've been looking over your tips for a while now and find
it almost unbelievable. If you can have a 2004 half as good as 2001 I will
be rapt. I've decided to follow every one of your tips in 2004. I was
going to subscribe to the Smartgambler tennis package but you provide what
is probably a better service going on past results. I have been doing
arbitrage for a couple of months but this sounds like the go. I read a
comment that made me smile, during oz open 2001 you had a no play day,
mentioned your rule number one and sat down with a cold one and watched
some tennis. Sounds good to me. Bring on January! Good luck with your tips
for the 2004 season." |
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Nathan
in Australia via email (2nd December 2003) |
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| "I visit
this site almost every day, it's one of the best. I just want to ask you
if you are considering about woman tennis/tipping. That would be really
great, because women tennis is in my opinion far more predictable than
men's tennis." |
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Andrej
in Slovenia via email (8th October 2003) |
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| "I just
wanted to say first off congratulations for such an impressive winning
record. Pardon my ignorance, but are all the tennis plays posted on the
site or just select plays and the rest sold?" |
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Kelly
in USA via email (2nd October 2003) |
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| "One of the
things about a free service is that you probably have little idea of how
many followers you have all around the world. I've been quietly following
your tips since April, and have done pretty well overall. If I'd been
paying for the service I'd be perfectly happy. Anyway I thought it was
about time I made some small noise of recognition and thanks. Well done!
and may you live long and prosper!" |
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Colin
in United Kingdom via email (1st October 2003) |
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| "Just
writing to firstly congratulate you on a fantastic service, I only
stumbled apon your service mid AFL season and really enjoyed both your
views and comparative odds , enabling me to get more 'bang for my buck'." |
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Justin
in Australia via email (4th September 2003) |
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| "very
impressed by your previews - I am a great believer in watching players
practice form and body language, injury on the practice courts as a guide.
I am very serious about tennis betting and am interested in your opinion
on how to bet." |
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Ben
in Australia via email (25th August 2003) |
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| "I would
firstly like to congratulate you on your superb results so far this year
and for the last two years. After being referred to onthepunt by a friend
just under half a year ago, I have been at my computer most evenings,
waiting in anticipation as to what your plays may be. It shows excellent
strength and tenacity to be able to sustain good results over a period of
time, as it is something i have been unable to do." |
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Nick
in Australia via email (10th August 2003) |
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| "How can
anyone go against OTP. OTP is pure genius. Brilliant tennis capper he is.
Just bet his all his picks and you will make a ton of money year after
year. This year looks huge for him. Possible upwards in range of 300/400
units!!!!!" |
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dylan24 in Bookiebusters forum (26th February 2004) |
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| "..if I'd
followed OTP every match this year...I'd have paid off my mortgage...and
its' not even the end of february! The man has been completely brilliant." |
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chelsea in Bookiebusters forum (26th February 2004) |
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| "they don't
inflate the prices, the bookies simply cut the price afer everyone lumps
on... It is an excellent source of information, and I always think twice
if my selections clash with his. In the last few days he's tipped 9 bets
at even money or bigger and had 7 winners!" |
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mav
in Bookiebusters forum (27th February 2004) |
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| "the smart
bettors dont sleep when OTP is about to post. you stay up or put on the
alarm and wake up in time. if you snooze, you lose." |
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dylan24 in Bookiebusters forum (27th February 2004) |
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| "Have
followed both these tipsters for some time now. IMO, the best judge of a
tipster's quality is percentage made from money invested. nelson has stats
on website (15% last year, and currently 16% this year). OTP doesn't have
these stats, but from my records, they are an unbelievable 30% this year
so far, but last year just 6%. Everyone can work out their own % rate.
Just take units profit and divide by total staked, and then multiply by
100. IMO, a 10% return is very good, and anything above 20% simply
excellent" |
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wasted
dog in Bookiebusters forum (27th February 2004) |
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| "..an all
conquering tipping service which ruins the prices for mere mortals." |
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jimmy69 in Betfair forum (26th February 2004) |
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| "It is not
a secret!!! The guy has given great tips for the past 3 years or so now...
But the prices for his selections come in sharply shortly after they are
released." |
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lohnro
in Betfair forum (26th February 2004) |
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| "Buongiorno
a tutti: inizio con le idee di onthepunt, che seguo sempre volentieri"
(Good day to all: beginning with the ideas of onthepunt, that I follow
always willingly.) |
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$Steve777 in Infobetting forum (18th October 2002) |
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| "I'm
normally rather arrogant about looking at tipping sites, and i never
subscribe or even look at any others, but i must say i am impressed by
your record which continues to amaze me so i make it my business to peak
over your shoulder at wot u are doing!" |
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Anonymous bookmaker (14th February 2004) |
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| "who cares
what OTP r gonna do? They hardly made any money last year after about
March, they've just got lucky and a bad patch is around the corner and the
bookies are gonna love the sheep who r flocking to place OTP bets." |
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sir
lance in Bookiebusters forum (1st March 2004) |
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"..generally speaking whenever a tipster acquires a mass following like OTP
seems to be getting, that would spell good news for others (ourselves
included) as there will certainly be inflated prices for the odd player.
However the person could probably save Leeds United at present the way
he/she is performing." |
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drbobby in Bookiebusters forum (1st March 2004) |
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| "Just when
I thought his tipping couldn't get much better he goes and probably has
his best day. .... Hats off..." |
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jamie
in Bookiebusters forum (1st March 2004) |
