Why do betting firms hate what you teach?
Replied bySam Stoffel
Founder & CEO at Subspot
Niche: SaaS, Edu, Finance, Technology
Revenue: $500K–$1M/month
Location: UK
Started: 2014
Their model is a loss leader free bets to rope you in, then they want you addicted. We showed people how to take the free bet, lock in a profit, and run a mile. They don’t like winners, so they ban accounts that start winning.
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