can i find honest tipster ?

[MakeThat$$$]

wut title asks
all i can found is frauds
srs

[Anbell]

Do you want an honest tipster or a good tipster?

[ShaunWhite]

A tip is meaningless without a guide price to go with it.

[Euler]

Tipsters are there to drive business for sportsbooks, that's all.

[LinusP]

Hugh Taylor seems to be the only genuine one (free) but this is a speed game and 1/2 selections a day means you aren't going to get rich.

[wearthefoxhat]

If using any tipster service, there are always likely to be dishonest ones that hype their wins and hide their losses. Also, there are likely to be ones that put the work in, build networks/contacts, and make a fair return on investment. The frustration of a losing run and paying for the privilege of the losing run, might suggest they're dishonest, when it's really the variance.

The psyche behind actually using a tipster, is due to lack of time to research a card and trusting your own opinion. Also, it's easier to blame someone else instead of yourself. (that's a life lesson in the corporate world right there).

Would I use one? or become one?. That's a hard no, to both questions. If I back/lay anything with justification, I want to own the mistake and find out why it lost, and if it won, if the edge remains.

I'd advocate setting aside some time and specialising in one area and become its' master. Horse racing, it could be non-handicaps or handicaps of a certain field size or racecourse. Football, could be a certain league, or certain teams and their squads. Greyhounds could be certain graded races, high or low, or certain tracks with a bias.

[Tuco]

The only horse racing tip I've ever received was: "Place it on Lucky Dan"