I'm going to do my best to answer the questions I am getting about BetSoccerPro, as I get them.
Apart from bank size (which I covered yesterday) the most common question so far has been about the actual mechanics of how the BetSoccerPro software works. The question is basically, "does this program require me to keep my computer on all of the time to make it work?"
And the answer is, NO, it runs in the cloud and once you have linked your Betfair account, you could literally leave your computer switched off every day and it would still work for you.
Go into the software now and then to see how you're doing, sure, but otherwise, have faith in its performance so far (see image below for full results since April 2026).
Another question was "what is the real risk of losing over time?" That's a little harder to answer. It is gambling when all is said and done, but my view with any form of "system" is that I am happy to give it a go for a few months and, if it doesn't perform, then I would pull the plug.
This seems to be a good system as the results so far indicate with only one losing month and that in what could be argued as the toughest month of the year for soccer.
Just make sure that the bank you allocate is money you can do without and that is, after all, the golden rule with betting. If you can't afford to lose you shouldn't play.
NB: The image below assumes a starting bank of £1,000
