Scott Thornton
@scottythorn21 · Scott’s Betting Model · Free and paid football tips
Research snapshot · 15 October 2026 · Evidence assessment, not a recommendation
Scott Thornton’s public sheet reports a profitable sample, while his paid props model has separate pricing and delivery terms. The sheet’s period and its relationship to subscriber execution need clarification.
By SharpCheck · Published 15 October 2026 · Edited 18 October 2026 · Research methods
Scott Thornton review: the key facts
| Recorded profit and loss | The sheet shows +112.11u from 1,886.16u staked: 5.94% ROI. Checked 15 October 2026; repeated month labels leave the exact covered period unclear. Public results sheet |
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| Paid model | Advertised at £29.99 monthly, £79.99 quarterly or £249.99 annually, and displayed one spot left on 18 October 2026. Availability may change; checkout was not tested. Model subscription page |
| Delivery and scope | The sales page describes near-kickoff selections and more than 100 monthly bets. Free selections and the joint goalscorer service should not be treated as the same paid record. Paid model description |
A public record.
Prices still need scrutiny.
Identity and service
Scott’s X profile ↗ links to his Linktree ↗, which links the paid service and public sheet. His BettingOdds author page ↗ describes a statistical modelling approach. A publishing role establishes professional activity, not audited betting profits.
Free channel and paid model are separate
Scott promoted a free Telegram channel on 1 September 2026 ↗. The paid Scott’s Betting Model ↗ currently advertises team shots, throws, goal kicks, tackles and free kicks, plus Asian handicaps and cards. Its package also lists a joint goalscorer channel with Macca. Results from different channels should not be combined without checking scope.
What this assessment can establish
There is a publicly accessible operator-maintained record and dated discussion of prices moving. We have not followed the service with real accounts or reconciled every subscriber alert against the sheet. No subscriber verification or community rating has been added.
Published totals.
Not an account audit.
Public sheet checked 15 October 2026
Public 2025/26 P/L sheet ↗: the Stats tab displays 112.11 units profit, 1,886.16 staked, 1,998.27 returned and 5.94% ROI. Profit divided by stakes rounds to the displayed ROI. The monthly table runs June–September across two cycles; the sheet title alone should not be treated as an exact date range. It includes losing months. These are displayed totals, not a complete independent recalculation.
Bet-level detail and limits
The Bet List tab contains named events and selections with stakes. We did not establish immutable publication timestamps, complete inclusion of every alert, or the prices available to subscribers. A separate “Bet - Correct Odds” tab was visible, but its purpose and coverage were not established. No adjusted-odds return is inferred from its name.
Historical records
Betting Kingdom ↗ describes an April 2021–October 2022 bettin.gs sample and a January–May 2023 spreadsheet. Those older observations should not be presented as evidence that Scott has no public tracker now. The sales page’s claim of more than 400 units profit has not been reconciled with the shorter sheet linked above.
Near kick-off.
Over 100 bets a month claimed.
Timing and workload
Scott’s Betting Model ↗ says selections are shared near kick-off to help members obtain prices and advertises more than 100 bets monthly on average. That means availability around matches matters. The stated delivery policy is an operator claim, not a measured success rate for followers.
A specific price complaint, with the reply
On 22 January 2025 ↗, a follower said the odds had gone on a public Champions League long-shot post. Scott acknowledged a drop, said he had mentioned the bets on a podcast and argued value remained. This confirms that particular price discussion; it does not establish that current private selections are generally unobtainable.
Price, availability and account limits
Checked 18 October 2026: Scott’s Betting Model ↗ lists £29.99 monthly, £79.99 per three months or £249.99 annually, and displayed one spot left. Availability can change; checkout was not tested. These differ from older directory prices. We found no robust subscriber sample measuring minimum-odds capture, stake limits or net returns after fees. Avoid assuming a public winning bet proves a subscriber could place the same stake.
Some feedback.
A small and qualified sample.
Praise from a collaborator
On 13 August 2025 ↗, James McCoy (Macca) praised the markets and described the service as one of his longest subscriptions. The current sales page lists their joint goalscorer channel. This is attributed positive feedback from a collaborator, not an independent customer trial.
External editorial coverage
Betting Kingdom ↗ praises the free analysis and model approach. The page displayed zero reader reviews when checked; its BK percentage is an editorial score, not a customer star rating. Its historical pricing and tracking observations are dated context.
Limits of the search
Web, X and Reddit searches used the handle, Scott Thornton and Scotty Thorn variants. No substantial, identifiable Reddit subscriber review was found in the results examined. The January 2025 price complaint is included under Followability with Scott’s response. Neither sparse feedback nor unrelated namesakes establish service quality.