The people behind the record

Sharp Side Soccer: Neil Mac’s betting record & partnership with Will White

Sharp Side Soccer brings together professional bettors Neil Mac and Will White, who joined forces on 11 August 2026. Here is where to explore Neil’s personal betting record and understand the figures behind it.

By Neil Macdonald (Neil Mac) ·

Neil Mac’s betting record and profit/loss

My personal book is the record I want people to be able to inspect. It brings the bets together in one place, with cumulative profit and loss, yield, closing line value and the changes in performance along the way.

This is my personal record, including bets made before the Sharp Side Soccer partnership. It is not a combined lifetime record for me and Will.

View Neil Mac’s public betting record →

Open the public profile for the latest recorded profit/loss, the equity curve and individual bets. Look at the period and book shown on the profile when comparing results.

Neil Mac and Will White: Sharp Side Soccer

Will White and I are professional bettors, now working together through Sharp Side Soccer. My public record gives readers a way to explore my betting background alongside that partnership.

Follow us on X (Twitter): Neil Mac at @NeilMac555 and Will White at @WillWhiteBets.

For anyone getting to know the people behind Sharp Side Soccer, the individual bets and the full performance curve provide more context than a headline total alone. You can follow the record over time and see both the profitable periods and the drawdowns.

How to read the results

A headline profit is only one part of a betting record. These are the measures to read alongside it:

  • Profit/loss: the net result of the recorded bets, rather than total payouts. Figures shown in units depend on the staking convention used in the book.
  • Yield: profit divided by the amount staked. Read it together with the number of bets and time period. See how betting yield is calculated.
  • Closing line value (CLV): a comparison between the odds taken and the recorded closing odds. Am I Up calculates it where closing odds are supplied; it does not automatically fetch them. Read the CLV explanation.
  • Drawdown and the equity curve: the setbacks as well as the gains. A full curve provides more context than a screenshot of a winning run.

The profile reflects the bets recorded in Am I Up. It is not an independent audit of bookmaker accounts, and past results do not guarantee future returns.

Neil Mac in the reviews: Bookie Insiders Football

These publications identify Neil Macdonald as the bettor behind Bookie Insiders Football. Their reviews predate Sharp Side Soccer and concern that service, rather than Am I Up or Will White.

Smart Sports Trader

“Breakdowns of bets are excellent”

In its review titled 2023, Smart Sports Trader reported £1,029 profit and 10.6% ROI across 132 bets it followed over three months. It generally found the quoted prices attainable, while noting it missed some selections.

Read Smart Sports Trader’s Bookie Insiders Football review →

Honest Betting Reviews

“one of the best football tipsters we have come across”

Its final review, dated 18 February 2021, reported £2,053 profit at £50 per point and 7% ROI during a seven-month trial. The verdict was Passed. It also noted difficulty obtaining some advised prices, particularly on team-goal bets.

Read Honest Betting Reviews’ full trial and verdict →

Figures above are the reviewers’ historical trial results, not current totals. Smart Sports Trader discloses affiliate links on its review.

Read historical Bookie Insiders customer feedback on Trustpilot →. This is feedback about the wider company and multiple sports, not a rating of Neil individually, Sharp Side Soccer or Am I Up.

Why I built a free bet tracker

I have been fortunate enough to make a good living from professional gambling, my newsletter and other ventures. Am I Up is my way of giving something back to the community that has given me so much.

Keeping a usable record should be straightforward. You can paste bookmaker text, Telegram tips or social posts, upload a bet-slip screenshot, or import a CSV or Excel spreadsheet. Text and screenshot parsing logs the extracted bets automatically, so check the saved details; Undo is available for 30 seconds.

Tracking, performance reports and CSV exports are free. Daily AI limits apply, and manual entry remains available. Public sharing is optional.

See how a message or screenshot becomes a recorded bet →

Explore the record, or start your own

Open Neil Mac’s public profile to inspect his recorded results. To organise your own bets, try Am I Up’s free bet tracker or explore the sample profile before signing up.

Disclosure: I am the founder of Am I Up and a member of the Sharp Side Soccer partnership described here.