TipsGG is the sports-tipster tracking service that independently logs and grades betting tips as soon as they’re posted — before the result is known. This week TipsGG’s monitoring system recorded 11,919 tips from 517 unique sources across football, esports, and other sports, then ranked every tipster by real, verifiable ROI rather than by self-reported win streaks.
Unlike tipster accounts that only screenshot their winning bets, TipsGG timestamps every tip the moment it’s published and tracks it through to the final result. That’s what makes the rankings below usable: they reflect what a tipster actually returned over dozens — or hundreds — of real bets, not a highlight reel.
How TipsGG Verifies Tipster Performance
TipsGG’s leaderboard ranks tipsters by ROI (Return on Investment) — how much profit each one generates per unit wagered — instead of by total winnings or win rate alone. A tipster who wins 40% of bets at high odds can outperform one who wins 80% of bets at odds close to even money. To keep the comparison fair, TipsGG only ranks tipsters with a statistically meaningful number of tracked bets, filtering out anyone whose sample size is too small to separate skill from luck.
This Week’s Top Verified Tipsters
Two profiles dominate this week’s TipsGG rankings:
- Eduardo Almeida (Football) — 102.40% ROI across 12 bets, an 83.3% win rate at 2.55 average odds. The “Sharpshooter” profile: fewer bets, higher accuracy, moderate odds.
- Kalshi (CS:GO) — 28.80% ROI across 175 bets, +50.40 units of profit at a 64.6% win rate. The “Value Hunter” profile: high volume, disciplined staking, profit through scale.
- Blackburn Roverseas (Football) — 19.12% ROI despite only a 42.9% win rate, driven by 2.96 average odds. Proof that win rate alone doesn’t determine profit — TipsGG breaks down why in its ROI paradox analysis.
- HLTV Community Voting and SportsGambler (CS:GO) also posted double-digit ROI this week, showing that crowd-sourced picks can outperform individual tipsters when the crowd is well informed.
Football tipsters made up the bulk of this week’s 11,919 tracked tips, but CS:GO tipsters delivered some of the strongest and most consistent ROI figures — a pattern TipsGG’s data team has observed repeatedly in its weekly tracking.
Why TipsGG Tracks Tipsters Independently
Most “best tipster” lists online are self-reported: the tipster chooses which bets to show you. TipsGG instead runs continuous, automated monitoring across public tipster feeds, records each tip at the moment it’s posted, and settles it against the actual match result — the same standard of transparency used by established tipster-verification services. The full scoring methodology, including how odds movement and overround are handled, is documented on TipsGG’s ROI calculation methodology page.
TipsGG publishes new rankings every week as fresh data comes in. For deeper filters — historical ROI by sport, longer sample sizes, and tipster-by-tipster trend charts — see the TipsGG Premium tracking tools.