Tip 6 was my next question actually so good to have it answered. anything below £299 was what i got told from another source so £200 or £250 would be good

Also, be extra careful if you ever pay for a tipping service. For a start, avoid the big, popular sites with well known tipsters - as soon as they release selections, the odds start tumbling down (literally seconds) so you only ever win a fraction of advertised profits. These sites often advertise profits at £25-£100 per point. Avoid, avoid, avoid, because as soon as your accounts are flagged for making money they'll know exactly which site you're paying for tips

There is only one way to avoid gubbing and that is to keep losing. My fastest gubbing was with a nice new Betbright account. I placed four £5 EW horse bets all at value and was gubbed and the account closed within an hour even before the races went off. I had the stakes returned though! TBH I gave up betting in 2017 as the gubbing finally wore me down. The point is now you get gubbed for winning not for the amount. UK bookies outsource the gubbing function now to specialist service providers so the situation is just going to get worse.

Is there a database that keeps tabs on profitable bettors? And do bookies communicate with eachother?

Make a load of money, but leave it with the bookies. Got it!

If your account does get gubbed can you still withdraw your balance?

Would you ever try to lose a few bets on purpose and lay it on an exchange or something?

What should starting bank roll be on the sharp bookies?

Try to bet outside of office hours. If you're betting at 11am on Wednesday, you're going to obviously look like a pro... or a bum!

Maybe talk more often to Jonas because clearly you say nonsense here and there..

Intresting channel ill sub