Ah no, I have no experience of him or the site other than listening to him on the two recent podcasts. If your experience isn't great, then you may well have a point. Apparently, his site is similar in popularity to Bookie Bashers, so...![]()
From what I know of it, the bulk of Predictology looks to be betting on "patterns" - and for many of these it's not clear to me why you'd expect these to be profitable going forward
e.g. Betting on over 2.5 goals in games involving the "big 6", where the big 6 side is coming off a defeat and playing at home next.
Whereas Bookie Bashing, which is more up my street personally, focuses more on using tools & methodologies to find value bets...and imho there's a lot more transparency & stronger rationable on why those bets have an edge.
Even allowing for that, the likelihood is that there's a certain amount of punters who might have an interest in both - and may choose one or the other.
Which begs the question on why he has effectively given the Predictology guy a free ad slot with his audience?