Las Vegas Freeze – Tipster Review
Introduction
Not a small number of our readers lost serious money following this scammer. Las Vegas Freeze has successfully cheated inexperienced and gullible bettors for years, all under the guise of its incredibly well-developed social engagement. Fortunately, he is gone now, but the story of one of the most despicable fraudsters ever remains.
Las Vegas Freeze – Pros and Cons
Las Vegas Freeze – Tipster Details
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Betting niche:
When Las Vegas Freeze started, he positioned himself as a US sports tipster, but as he lost ground, like most others, he started tipping other, for him lesser-known sports, such as soccer and tennis. However, he certainly did the biggest damage to the four most popular sports in the USA.
Las Vegas Freeze – Subscription Cost:
As for the payment, this fraudster changed his subscription plan so many times that it had already become impossible to track. He had all kinds of subscriptions, from monthly to annual to life time pass. The last time I looked and before he blocked me, he asked for a life time pass, it seems to me $999.
Ease of use:
Honestly, following this tipster has never been too easy. In the first place due to the fact that it is always difficult for bettors outside the US to follow due to the time zone. On the other hand, it was never easy to follow his constant bad streaks because then he used to post hectic bets
Preferred Sportsbooks:
He never had a preferred bookmaker but very often advertised those who give him an affiliate deal. The last one he cooperated with was the BetUS betting site. This is a crypto-friendly bookmaker which accepts players from the US.
Trust & Fairness:
You really don’t need to spend too many words here. You can never trust an impostor, so we warn all readers that this is a huge scammer. In addition to not showing real results, he knowingly induces his followers to give him money, even though he is aware that he is not profitable.
If you want to follow someone who is fair and profitable, look at our reviews of Tipster Charlie or BTO services.
Summary – Yes or No?
Of course not. This was one of the biggest scams Twitter has ever seen. Rumor has it that he sold his account, but it must be written down so that no one ever falls for the scams this tipster made.
Overall Rating:
★★★★★ 0/5
