The Best Gaelic Football Tipsters at OLBG
Every tipster on this page earns their place on results alone. To be listed, a member must have made a verified profit from their GAA Football tips over the past twelve months — no opinion, no reputation, just proven returns. That is why you can follow the top Gaelic Football tipsters here with confidence.
Each one is listed above with a full set of statistics so you can see exactly how they are performing. These include their annual profit and monthly trends, showing you how they have performed across the year.
You will also find their annual strike rate — the percentage of successful tips — alongside more recent figures. Their 30-day and 7-day profit give you a clearer picture of current form, so you can spot which Gaelic Football tipsters are running hot right now.
How We Rank Our Gaelic Football Tipsters
Our Gaelic Football tipster listings are built on performance data, not opinion. By default, tipsters are ranked by their twelve-month profit — the members at the top are simply those who have returned the most from their Gaelic Football tips over the past year. Alongside that, we show a full set of metrics you can sort by yourself, so you can rank the list in whatever way suits how you bet. Here is what you will find:
Twelve-month profit — the default ranking. This is how much profit a tipster has returned over the past year, calculated to a 10-point stake so every tipster is measured on a level footing.
Annual strike rate — the percentage of a tipster's tips that won. Strike rate on its own does not tell the full story, but read alongside profit it shows how consistently a tipster finds winners. Sort by this to find the most reliable tipsters.
Recent form (30-day and 7-day profit) — twelve-month figures reward long-term consistency, but form matters too. Sort by these to see who is performing right now and spot the tipsters with hot recent momentum.
Open tips only — we only list tipsters who currently have active Gaelic Football tips. There is no point showing you a strong record if there is nothing to follow, so the page updates around live selections.
Whichever metric you sort by, every tipster is measured on the same results-based figures — so you can compare the best Gaelic Football tipsters like for like and follow the ones whose approach suits you, whether that is long-term reliability or hot recent form.
Why Are No Tipsters Showing Right Now?
If you have landed on this page and the tipster list is empty, do not worry — nothing is broken. We only feature tipsters who currently have open Gaelic Football tips and a profit over the past twelve months. Outside the main GAA season, there simply are not enough live fixtures for our tipsters to be active, so the list can be quiet or empty for a spell.
Gaelic Football runs to the GAA calendar. The Allianz Football League gets underway in the new year, the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship builds through spring and early summer, and the season reaches its peak with the All-Ireland final in late July. Tipster activity naturally follows that calendar — expect the list to be at its busiest through the Championship, and quietest over the winter break.
If the list is empty today, you have a few options: check back when the next round of fixtures comes around, browse our latest Gaelic Football tips to see what our community is posting, or explore our top tipsters across all sports in the meantime.
How to view Individual Tips?
There are plenty of top-quality GAA tipsters on OLBG, and many focus on Gaelic Football over hurling, so if you are looking for professional GAA tipsters, you have come to the right place.
Each tipster is highlighted with the number of open Gaelic Football tips they currently have. Click that button to load their dedicated Gaelic Football page, where you will find even more statistics to guide you, including daily profits along with their high and low points.
From there, you can view every open tip they have on the sport. Each prediction is presented with the tipster's thoughts — the reasoning behind why they have selected that outcome.
You can also see the OLBG tipster consensus on each event: the total number of tipsters supporting the outcome, as well as the total number who have tipped on the market.
How do I bet on the best Gaelic Football Tipsters' Tips?
Each prediction has an 'Add to betslip' option you can use to drop tips straight into your OLBG betslip. Switch between the best Gaelic Football tipsters and add predictions as and when you find them.
You can also head to the dedicated Gaelic Football tips page and add selections from there. Once you are happy with your betslip, you can see which bookmaker is offering the best value, select that bookie, and your betslip will transfer over ready for you to place your bet.
The Most Profitable Gaelic Football Tipsters
To view every one of the best Gaelic Football tipsters, head over to the Gaelic Sports Tipster Competition Table. You can sort the table by the best profits over the past twelve months, six months or the current month, making it easy to find both proven and in-form GAA tipsters.
Fancy yourself as a tipster? If you think you know your Gaelic Football, get involved with the monthly competition. It is free to enter, and you could scoop up a share of the monthly prize money.
Most Profitable Free Gaelic Sport Tipsters (as of July 2026)
- +150 Profit - Paddyg
- +91 Profit - Marinelu
- +60 Profit - griffin6
- +52 Profit - abarrybonds
- +45 Profit - Gzeven
What Makes a Good Gaelic Football Tipster?
Anyone can land a winner now and then — what separates a genuinely good Gaelic Football tipster is doing it consistently, over time, across a full season of fixtures. Here is what to look for when deciding who to follow.
A profit over the long term. One or two big winners can flatter a short-term record. A tipster worth following shows a profit over twelve months, not just a good week, because that is long enough to prove skill rather than luck.
A sensible sample size. A handful of tips tells you very little. The more selections a tipster has made, the more their profit and strike rate mean something — depth of record matters as much as the headline number.
Consistency across competitions. Gaelic Football spans the Allianz League and the All-Ireland Championship, from provincial ties to knockout finals. A strong tipster reads form across all of it, rather than getting lucky in one competition and struggling elsewhere.
Clear reasoning. The best tipsters explain why they have made a selection — team news, form, match-ups, motivation. Sound reasoning is a better sign of genuine insight than results alone, and it helps you judge whether a tip suits your own view.
Discipline and value. Good tipsters do not tip every game for the sake of it. They pick their spots, look for value the wider market has missed, and stay selective — quality of selection over quantity.
When you follow the best Gaelic Football tipsters at OLBG, these are the qualities the numbers on this page help you spot. Profit shows the outcome, strike rate and recent form show the consistency, and each tipster's reasoning is there on every tip so you can judge the thinking behind it for yourself.
Our Gaelic Football content is curated and maintained by Andy, who keeps this page accurate and up to date so you always have the latest tipster form to hand.
Andy Powell
Expert Guide
FAQ
Gaelic Football Tipsters FAQs
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Yes. Every tipster featured on this page is completely free to follow, and so are their tips. You can view their selections, read the reasoning behind each one, and add them to your betslip without any subscription or fee. OLBG's tipsters are members of the community sharing their own predictions, not a paid service.
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By default, tipsters are listed by their profit over the past twelve months, calculated to a 10-point stake so everyone is measured on a level footing. Alongside profit, you can see each tipster's annual strike rate and their more recent 30-day and 7-day form, and you can re-sort the list by any of those figures to rank tipsters in whatever way suits how you bet.
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There is no single figure, because strike rate has to be read alongside the kind of selections a tipster makes. A tipster who backs shorter-priced favourites will naturally have a higher strike rate but smaller returns, while one who finds value in the wider market may win less often yet still turn a healthy profit. That is why we show strike rate next to profit — the two together tell you far more than either on its own.
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We only feature tipsters who currently have open Gaelic Football tips and a profit over the past twelve months. Outside the main GAA season, there are far fewer live fixtures, so the list can be quiet or empty for a spell. It fills up again as the Allianz League and All-Ireland Championship get underway, so it is worth checking back when the next round of games comes around.
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Yes. Anyone can post their own Gaelic Football tips on OLBG once their tipster application is approved, and it is free to get involved. Make your selections on the site and, if your record stands up, you could feature among the best tipsters on this page yourself. You can also enter the monthly Gaelic Sports tipster competition for a chance to win a share of the prize money.
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Profit is worked out to a level 10-point stake on every tip, so each tipster's figure reflects the same staking approach regardless of how they bet. A positive number means their tips would have returned a profit over that period. Because it is based on a consistent stake, it lets you compare one tipster against another fairly, rather than being skewed by how much they might stake on individual selections.