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They reckon that there's only two certainties in life: death and taxes. But I'd argue there's one more certainty. Tom Waterhouse blowing his own trumpet.  When the young multi millionaire isn't telling punters about his fine racing pedigree and the knowledge it's blessed him with, he's going on about how he built his gambling empire from the ground up, and coming back to the good side.  He's one of us now. Apparently. Whether you like him, loat....Read more

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About TomWaterhouse

For a horse racing tipster, Tom Waterhouse has the perfect pedigree.

His mother Gai and her father T.J. Smith, are two of Australia's most celebrated horse trainers, and have a combined total of more than 400 Group Ones between them. If that wasn't enough, Tom was the fourth generation on his father's side to be a bookmaker. If all that amounts to anything, it's that Tom Waterhouse should know a thing or two about horse racing.

Tom Waterhouse's rise as a bookmaker was meteoric. After quickly heading one of the country's largest on-course bookie operations, Waterhouse launched an online betting website, tomwaterhouse.com.

Given his unique position and access to both the training and betting side of horse racing, questions regarding conflict of interest always lingered whilst Tom worked as a bookie.

Never shy of the camera, Tom Waterhouse has always adopted an aggressive marketing approach when it comes to promoting his brand. His advertisements during sporting fixtures in 2012 caused outcry amongst the Australian public, prompting the enforcement of regulations which restricted how bookmakers could advertise. 

Nevertheless, tomwaterhouse.com was highly popular and dominant force in the market before it was sold to international giants William Hill in 2013.

After a stint as the CEO of William Hill's Australia division, in 2018 Waterhouse decided to part ways with bookmaking and instead focus his efforts on providing a horse racing tipping service to Australian punters. At tomwaterhouse.com, Tom Waterhouse's tips are provided to subscribers for a fee, with multiple packages available.

Despite many Australian punters having differing opinions of him, there's no doubting the fact that his knowledge of horse racing is second to none. Therefore, it would come as no surprise if Tom Waterhouse's tips are as good as he claims they are.

Check back to this page wach week to see how Tom Waterhouse's tips have performed.