So how many dollars do these so called tout services( the ones that actually produce winners) actually generate annually?? Does anyone here know? I am just curious to see how much these services actually make a year.
Gross Annual revenue for paid "tout" services
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SharpenerSBR Hustler
- 11-30-07
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#1Gross Annual revenue for paid "tout" servicesTags: None -
curiousRestricted User
- 07-20-07
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#2It has to be in the tens of millions, maybe hundreds of millions.Originally posted by SharpenerSo how many dollars do these so called tout services( the ones that actually produce winners) actually generate annually?? Does anyone here know? I am just curious to see how much these services actually make a year.Comment -
SharpenerSBR Hustler
- 11-30-07
- 84
#3Let me rephraseOriginally posted by curiousIt has to be in the tens of millions, maybe hundreds of millions.
How much does a single "tout" service make? On Average..Comment -
curiousRestricted User
- 07-20-07
- 9093
#4I know someone who makes 7 figures. The big boys probably make 8 figures. A small timer probably makes 5 figures. I am assuming of course a handicapper who is good and builds a loyal following. Handicappers who aren't any good will get some business but they won't get the very important repeat customers.Originally posted by SharpenerLet me rephrase
How much does a single "tout" service make?
A handicapper contacted me on here and wanted $500 per pick. I'm guessing that he gets customers, his pitch appealed to the greedy. if he was working lots of forums and getting a few customers a week from each he could easily make $10 K a week. If he was any good some of these customers would stay with him until he hit a losing streak.
I would guess it is like anything else, the majority squeak by, the top 10 or 20% do quite well.Comment -
SharpenerSBR Hustler
- 11-30-07
- 84
#5Really? I would have thought more like 50-100 customers per week.Comment -
curiousRestricted User
- 07-20-07
- 9093
#6A handicapper won't get that kind of customer base unless they get repeat customers and word of mouth customers. Which means they have to win consistently, people who subscribe to these services are very fickle. The big boys have that kind of volume, most handicappers don't.Originally posted by SharpenerReally? I would have thought more like 50-100 customers per week.Comment -
brockSBR Hall of Famer
- 01-07-08
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#7Wayne Root has made millions being a ToutComment -
SHAWN GOTTISBR High Roller
- 01-28-08
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#8I WENT 4-0 TONIGHT! INCLUDING HITTING MY 10 UNIT SMACK YO MAMA LOCK AND I DIDNT CHARGE A PHUCKING QUARTER!
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SharpenerSBR Hustler
- 11-30-07
- 84
#9That's nice. Thanks for your helpful post.Originally posted by SHAWN GOTTII WENT 4-0 TONIGHT! INCLUDING HITTING MY 10 UNIT SMACK YO MAMA LOCK AND I DIDNT CHARGE A PHUCKING QUARTER!
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SHAWN GOTTISBR High Roller
- 01-28-08
- 165
#10YOUR VERY WELCOME!Originally posted by SharpenerThat's nice. Thanks for your helpful post.
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DougSBR Hall of Famer
- 08-10-05
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#11Any idea what Sebastian would pull in ?Originally posted by curiousA handicapper won't get that kind of customer base unless they get repeat customers and word of mouth customers. Which means they have to win consistently, people who subscribe to these services are very fickle. The big boys have that kind of volume, most handicappers don't.
I'd think into 6 figures.Comment
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