The Euro Winner Football Tips sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Euro Winner Football Tips review
Weekly European football tips you copy, aimed at taking the guesswork out of your bets
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
If you're looking at this, there's a fair chance football betting has stopped being fun. You back a few games on Saturday, you're down again by Sunday night, and you start wondering whether the people who actually make money at it know something you don't. Euro Winner is sold as that something: a tipster sends his picks for European league games, you copy them, and in theory you stop guessing. Taken on those terms it's a straightforward service. The bets are simple single markets rather than big accumulators, which is the more sensible end of football betting, and ten minutes a week is a realistic estimate for getting them on. The figures on the page (70.1% win rate, 20.2% ROI, £33,175 profit across 328 tips, no losing months) are the seller's own numbers and aren't independently audited, so read them as a claim rather than a track record. Eleven months is a short sample in betting terms too. Results also assume you got the same prices he did, and odds often shorten once tips go out to a list. What the page leaves out matters as much: this is a recurring subscription, so you're paying every month whether the tips land or not, and you need a separate betting bank on top of that. If a losing month would genuinely hurt, give it a miss.
Pros
- Simple single markets, not accumulators
- Genuinely low time demand each week
- Narrow focus on European leagues
- Bets are easy to place at any bookmaker
Cons
- Headline profit and win rate are unverified seller claims
- Recurring monthly billing, and the page does not state the price
- No guidance on stake sizes or bankroll, and you may not get the quoted odds
What you get
A subscription to Steve Hudson's European football tipping service. Each week you get his selections for the top European leagues, and you place the bets yourself at your own bookmaker. The markets are the simple ones: 1X2, both teams to score, over/under goals, double chance and draw no bet. No accumulators, no staking plans, no cash-outs. The page says placing them takes about ten minutes a week.
Before you buy
- Check the exact monthly price and how to cancel before you enter card details
- Decide on a betting bank you can afford to lose, separate from the subscription cost
- Ask how tips are delivered and at what time, since late delivery means worse odds
Who it suits
Someone who enjoys betting, already budgets for it, and wants selections handed to them rather than doing their own form study. Not for anyone hoping to make up money they cannot afford to lose.
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