Best Telegram Tipsters (2026)

Lucrative Football

4.8(8)

Lucrative Football is a selective and profitable tipster offered by Tipsters4U. Offering lfietime access without subscription!

Tipman Tips

5.0(6)

Tipman Tips is a trusted UK betting tips service, providing expert football and horse racing tips. We offer free daily advice and Premium memberships for punters who want consistent profit and better value bets.

Tipsters4U

4.0(1)

Tipsters4U is a tipster platform hosting services for football, horse racing and greyhounds

Racing Edge

5.0(4)

The machine that never loses its head. No hunches. No ego. No hidden losses.A tipster is one person with an opinion and a newspaper. This is a cutting-edge AI that never sleeps. It scans entire markets, processes data and intel in a fraction of a second, and gets sharper every single week. No human could ever keep up.

Match Day Master

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Hi there! I’m Andy, a 40-something football betting enthusiast who’s been studying the beautiful game and placing bets longer than I care to admit. I got my start in betting way earlier than I should have (sorry, Mum!) when my dad would take me to the local bookies and teach me how to read form. Those Saturday afternoons studying the racing papers and watching matches gave me an education you can’t get in schools. Over the decades, I’ve developed a sixth sense for betting on football. What started as a passion has become my profession, and I’ve spent years refining my approach to consistently beat the bookies at their own game. I created this service because I got tired of watching my mates throw good money after bad on hunches and “dead cert” tips from random blokes down the pub. I share my reasoning behind every selection so you can learn along the way. I believe in complete transparency – you’ll get my full betting record, the good weeks and the bad. I’m not promising to make you a millionaire overnight. What I do promise is honest advice from someone who’s been in the trenches of football betting for over 30 years.

Cotswold Racing

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Growing up and still living in the Cotswolds near Cheltenham, my first love is inevitably jumps racing, but I love the analytical challenge of the flat game and work hard to make both codes pay. I have been a punter now for over 35 years. All my friends loved to bet too, and from the start it has always been my aim to be the most profitable. For years this initially manifested itself in reading the Sporting Life cover to cover and watching as much racing as possible. However, my job at one of the world’s biggest companies meant I never had as much time to watch or read as much as I liked or needed to, as I was often travelling. Because of this lack of study time, I have tried various tipping services to try and fill the gaps. Very few worked, and I was always left looking back after any trial period thinking, if I had put the work in, my results would be better. As the work/life balance changed and I got more time, I found Tipsters Empire and found their services to be very analytical and in keeping with the sort of research and thought processes I adopt. I decided to put my theory to the test. With the marketplace now full of more information than any one person can digest, I am now using a selection of databases and information sources that are helping me to find even more winners and gain even better results. The key is not to get overwhelmed with it all, find the sources that work for you and be diligent. When punting I tend to shy away from the obvious and am always on the look out for value, often recommending a horse that will be a lot shorter than its early price. To my mind, you get two bites of the cherry. One is the pleasure from beating the price. The second when you get a reward for it too. It doesn’t mean I don’t back favourites, but if I do, it does mean I will have tried my hardest to find something to beat it before I realise that the favourite IS the value. More often than not though, I find my greatest satisfaction in finding those big priced winners that leave you feeling good for several days and that allow you to send that extra long “BOOOOOOOOM” on WhatsApp to your mates!! Nothing gives me greater pleasure than winning big at the festivals, Flat or Jumps. I can’t promise 3 winners every day, but rest assured that each race recommendation has been worked through thoroughly, watching races, studying form, looking at trends and analysis and that bit of little gut feel that makes the difference, to find each selection. I like to have a bit of fun along the way and will be forthright in my views about rides, comments and placing, so hopefully a little bit of colour to the daily write up. I am also a keen golfer and love to punt on the golf, so we might even get the odd golf selection thrown in after a good week!!

Apollo Racing

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I’m an Irish ex-industry professional with one of the big corps, turned full-time professional gambler. I grew up in Ireland near the Curragh and went to school with some prominent Irish jockeys, and I always had a keen interest in racing. The gambling mostly, but also any sort of statistical analysis on a sport was always something I was keen to explore so I would stick my head into. I was always trying to get better at my punting during college but still wasn’t making it pay. After college, I was starting to turn into a breakeven/slightly winning style of punter but was still learning and devoting a lot of my time to trying to get better. I applied for a job in a racing room of a big corporate bookmaker not long after that. I got the job and met some smart people and could see how winners operated. This was vital in fast-tracking me to a profitable punter and it just grew from there. Eventually, the writing was on the wall that it was starting to cost me money to go to work. A bizarre paradox for most. I decided to give myself 3 months as a “Mock” professional and treat everything as if I had left my job while not actually doing so. In each of my three mock months, I won my salary so there was really no decision to be made in the end. I left that job the guts of ten years ago now, and I have never looked back. I don’t usually tip at the front end, although if I see value anywhere, I will tip it. My edge can be broken down into three main components. My model, my edge, and my opinion. All of which have taken over 10 years to develop and are still developing. I am not a god or any sort of boom merchant; I suffer the variance of losing runs tipping high prices. But giving enough time and a decent sample size, I will certainly win well; there is no doubt about that.

Lombard Racing

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I am 52 years of age and have been into horse racing since I was 14. I enjoy working out the puzzle of the race, making the price the key part of any selection/play I recommend investing in. I will think outside the box with selections, with what I see when watching selections of recent races, obviously factoring in form, etc regarding trainer form, going, course form, h’cap mark and if it’s ideally drawn, etc. After a successful trial period, I am now ready to showcase my tips to a live audience, bringing you long-term profit along the way.

NMW Racing

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I’ve always had an interest in sports statistics. As a teenager, I was really into American football and would love getting the books at the end of each season to compare player performance statistics. I’ve been interested in horse racing as a punter for over 30 years. I guess for me, it began back when I used to go to the bookies on a Saturday for my grandad and put on his weekly 10p each-way patent bet. I would put a bet on for myself at the same time and would hand over my pocket money to the local bookie (there were no id checks back then). I think back on those days at the wisdom my grandad passed on. He kept his stakes affordable and never chased a loss. He would say to me, “I’m giving the bookie this money. If I get anything back, it’s a bonus.” (I don’t think this statement ever sat well with me, truth be told). He enjoyed watching the races on Saturday afternoon, and if he won or lost, it never affected his day. I’ve think I’ve retained the even approach to gambling that my grandad possessed. It’s never been emotional for me. Around 15 years ago, I started adopting a statistical data driven approach to selecting horse racing winners as the use of software came more into the public domain, and access to betting exchanges increased. I also began educating myself further by reading books on horse racing and incorporated some of the methods discussed by the likes of Andy Beyer, Nick Mordin, and Alan Potts into my selection process. Today, my service will concentrate solely on providing tips on UK & Ireland flat turf and all-weather racing, and I will look to provide an average of around one selection a day over the month. There will be some days when there are no selections offered. Write ups will be provided with an overview of my process behind each selection. During my trial with Tipsters Empire since June 2023, I have generated an excellent amount of profit. This is an achievement I am really proud of and will be looking to build on. Most of my bets during this time have been advised at 0.5 point each way bets. This is a view to long-term, steady bank building and getting value out of each situation and, at the same time, mitigating any losses. However, if you can adopt a long-term investment-type approach with regard to this service, then we could possibly enjoy a very profitable relationship together, and I look forward to working for you.

The Racing Matrix

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I’m Lewis, a racing analyst with a sharp eye for patterns and a no-nonsense approach to finding winners. I’ve spent years developing tactical systems that cut through the noise, focusing on campaign logic, ground bias, draw advantages, and raw form. I don’t chase the hype; I look for value, discipline, and consistency. How I Got Into Racing: I got into racing at 14 thanks to my grandad, who was Irish and lived and breathed jump racing. Every time I visited, we’d sit down and watch racing TV together. He’d talk me through the form, the trainers, the tactics. It wasn’t just a hobby for him; it was a way of life. I became hooked on the rhythm of it all and the stories behind the runners, how amazing the horses were, the thrill of seeking out a winner before the market caught on. The Service I’ll Provide: I’m here to give members a service built on trust, discipline, and sharp analysis. Every selection is backed by clear reasoning, no guesswork, no fluff. I use a proven framework to rule out risk and highlight genuine opportunities, focusing on campaign logic, raw form, draw advantages, and the factors that actually win races. I write each tip as if I’m explaining it to a mate who wants to understand the game properly, not just follow blindly. My goal is simple: build profit steadily, keep stakes sensible, and stay accountable every step of the way. If I don’t back it myself, I won’t put it up.

Garytips

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This is a horse racing tipster service hosted on the Tipster League platform.

Walker Racing

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My name is Callum Walker, 27 years of age and based in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire. My primary job is as an engineer in a defence business, whilst I also help out as a transport manager for my Father’s haulage business. In addition to that, I also compete as a semi-professional motorcycle speedway and grasstrack rider. As you can probably tell already, I like to keep myself busy and sometimes i don’t know where i find the time to fit everything in! How I got into horse racing? As far as horse racing is concerned, I first got into horses when my friend from school, showed me a few races from the Cheltenham Festival from his Dad’s betting app! (don’t shoot the messenger). All I remember is watching Altior winning the supreme novices hurdle and I was in awe of this equine machine that just stormed up the cheltenham hill. Since that day on, i made it my goal to follow Altior wherever he raced (not a bad horse to follow) and he became one of my all time favourites. I had a bad crash motorcycle racing in 2018, which meant I was bed bound and subsequently off work for a number of months. This meant I spent most of my days watching horse racing, working out how to study the form and learn about pedigrees, handicapping, trainers, jockeys, you name it I studied it all. I was fascinated by the sport. It has given me some amazing days out, from being a royal member at Ascot, a young member at Cheltenham aswell as being a 10% shareholder in a couple of jump racing syndicates (plus a few big winners). My crash meant that I had quite a few years off racing, and horse racing fell exactly in its place. The closest thing I could find to the adrenaline rush of motorcycle racing, was watching horse racing and having a few quid on one to cheer home. I love everything about it and the thrill it can provide on the big days. What can you expect as a member of my platform? Well, firstly I am an advocate for trying not to tip short priced favourites! It doesn’t give me much satisfaction tipping up an Evens shot, as anyone can do that. Don’t get me wrong, sometimes horses are worthy of them prices and i will tip them occasionally, but i try to avoid it. I pride myself on finding winners where i think the market has priced them up wrong, something with value for money. I also work with stats quite frequently. As they say ‘stats don’t lie’ and for the most part, I feel they play a big part in my decision making. Being quite a complex thinker, I take into account a lot of variables in my selections to give me a well rounded, justified selection, so that I can give you the best run for your money, and a solid reason behind my selections. I hope you can see that in my write-ups. Thank you for taking the time to read a little bit about me and my passion for Horse racing, and I hope you get some profitable weeks, months and years from my tipping service.