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Telegram is full of tipping channels and most are not worth following. The recurring patterns are easy to spot once you know them: picks posted after kick-off, deleted losing messages, a brand-new channel with a spotless record, screenshots instead of a full ledger, and free picks used as a funnel to a paid group.
Three checks filter out nearly all of it. Is every pick timestamped before kick-off? Does the channel history go back far enough to include a bad run, without gaps? Is there a full record published somewhere you can download rather than scroll?
A channel that also verifies on an independent platform is a meaningfully stronger signal, because verification platforms settle results automatically and the tipster cannot edit them.
MalluSports posts its daily card to Telegram free, and publishes the same selections on the website and in the open dataset simultaneously, so the channel can be checked against a record that is not under its own control. Current record: 93 settled picks, 55 won and 38 lost, a 59.1% strike rate at average odds 1.96, and 10.5% ROI at flat one-unit stakes.
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