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Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 1:43pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
How does matched betting work? Matched betting is a simple betting strategy that enables us to take advantage of bookmaker's offers and incentives. We simply place a bet at a bookmaker and then bet against the same outcome at a betting exchange. By covering all possible outcomes, we make guaranteed risk-free profits regardless of the result. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 1:51pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
How much can you make from matched betting? You may well have been told by numerous sources that if you take up matched betting, you'll be earning £2,000 a month, but the honest answer is that it depends on how much effort you are prepared to put in. The more time you can commit to matched betting, the more profit you can make, but even if you can only spare 20 minutes a day, you can easily earn over £500 a month. That's over £50 an hour and it's so easy once you know how. There is over £1,000 profit to be made from sign up offers, but that's not where the big money is. The earning potential continues with reload and free bet offers available to existing customers. Many people don't realise this and miss out. You will make far more money as an existing customer than you ever will as a newbie. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 1:53pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
I get asked a lot about how much cash you
need to actually start matched betting and I
always give the same answer. You can pretty
much start with any budget, be it £50 or £500.
If your starting budget is small, just start with
the smaller sign up offers and build up a
steady bankroll. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 1:55pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
Who is matched betting suitable for? Matched betting is suitable for absolutely anyone looking to make easy cash. It doesn't matter what hours of the day you have spare as you can always place your bets well in advance of the event if necessary. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 2:00pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
What are the risks? There is no risk whatsoever to your hard earned cash, so long as you take the time to read this guides thoroughly and learn the ropes. Learning matched betting is not something that should be rushed. It's important that you fully understand how it works before you deposit and place your first matched bet. The best approach is to start with a couple of the smaller welcome offers to build your confidence and then move on to the bigger offers. Matched betting is absolutely legal, tax free and is by no means gambling . The vast majority of gamblers will lose money at a bookmaker over time, whereas matched bettors will always profit. Thousands of people are already matched betting in the UK and as word spreads fast, that number is rising. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 2:13pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
Matched Betting Guide There are two parts to matched betting; back bets and lay bets. Back betting A back bet is when we bet on something to happen, like betting that Andy Murray will win Wimbledon. If our back bet wins, we get our stake back plus our winnings. If our back bet loses, we lose our stake. Lay betting A lay bet is when we bet against something happening, like betting that Andy Murray won’t win Wimbledon. If Murray doesn’t win Wimbledon, our lay bet wins because we bet that he wouldn’t win. If Murray does win Wimbledon, our lay bet has lost. We place lay bets to effectively ‘match’ our back bets and that’s where the term ‘matched betting’ comes from. So if we bet on Murray to win at the bookmaker and then lay him to win at a betting exchange, the two bets cancel each other out, but for a tiny loss. you can google more to know about bet exchange . |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by Gamuguma(m): 2:16pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
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Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 2:16pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
Here’s the clever bit… We can use the matched betting strategy to extract profit from free bets and bonuses offered by bookmakers. Take the Ladbrokes welcome offer for example, ‘Place your first bet on any sport and get a free matched bet up to £50.00’. So the first step is to place a £50.00 qualifying bet on something to happen at Ladbrokes. We can then bet against that outcome by laying it (matching) at the betting exchange. Once our qualifying bet is completed, we will receive a £50.00 free bet, which is where we make our profit. We simply repeat the above steps, by placing the free bet on something to happen at Ladbrokes and then betting against the same outcome by laying it (matching) at the betting exchange. We are guaranteed to make a profit regardless of the result. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 2:18pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
Betting exchanges display their odds in
decimal form, so in order to be able to
compare odds easily, we need to change the
odds display from fractional to decimal at
each bookmaker we use. This option is
usually at the top of the page |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 2:24pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
Step 1: Sign up for a Betfair account First of all, you need a betting exchange account so that you can place lay bets to match your back bets. Step 2: Sign up for a Ladbrokes account Once we have our betting exchange account ready, we can sign up for a Ladbrokes account. Their ‘£50.00 free bet’ welcome offer is one of the best and very straightforward. Sign up using promo code ‘F50’ and deposit the £50.00 needed to place your qualifying bet. Always read through the terms of an offer beforehand to check for any specific requirements. For example, the offer may only be available on football markets for example or there might be a minimum odds requirement. For the Ladbrokes welcome offer, our qualifying bet must be placed at odds of 1.50 or above |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 2:57pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
It’s time to place our qualifying bet. When matched betting, its important we look for selections with close back and lay odds. The closer the odds are, the less we will lose on our qualifying bet and therefore the more profit we will make overall. Also, for qualifying bets, we need to look for selections with low odds, ideally as close to the minimum odds requirement as possible. We can use an automatcher like OddsMonkey.com to find suitable selections for us. At the time of writing, the automatcher has suggested we place our qualifying bet on Everton to beat Norwich City the back odds for Everton at Ladbrokes are 1.66 and the lay odds for Everton at betfair are 1.69. We know we need to place a back bet of £50.00 on Everton at Ladbrokes, but we need to work out our lay stake for the betfair |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 3:13pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
by selecting ‘Qualifying Bet’ and entering the relevant figures into the matched betting calculator at www.oddsmonkey.com/Calculator.aspx, it tells us that our lay stake needs to be £49.70. So all we need to do is click on the 1.69 lay button and enter our stake of £49.70. It tells us that our liability on this bet is £34.30 and it’s good practice to check this figure against the expected liability on the matched betting calculator. As you can see, they are both the same, but for a penny difference (due to rounding), so we know we have entered the correct lay stake. We will need to deposit funds into our betfair account to cover the £34.30 liability as this is the amount we stand to lose from betfair if Everton win Don’t worry though, our winnings at Ladbrokes will cancel it out, but for a tiny loss. Let’s have a look at our potential profit/loss for the possible outcomes… Everton win +£33.00 – £34.30 = £1.30 loss Everton don't win -£50.00 + £47.21 (£49.70 minus 5% commission) = £2.48 loss |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 3:19pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
So regardless of whether Everton win, lose or draw, we will incur a
small maximum loss of £2.48 but the good
news is that we’ve qualified for our £50.00
free bet! |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 3:24pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
Step 4: Extract our profit from the free bet Once our account has been credited with the free bet, it is time to extract our profit. As with the vast majority of free bets, our Ladbrokes free bet is stake not returned. This means that the £50.00 free bet stake will not be returned with any winnings. It’s important therefore, that we check the terms of each free bet offer, so that we know which option to select when using the matched betting calculator. The process of extracting profit from a free bet is pretty much the same as the qualifying bet we have just done. Again, we need to find close back and lay odds because the tighter they are, the more profit we will extract. The only difference with placing free bets is that we need to place them at higher odds to account for the fact that our stake is not returned with any winnings. Put simply, the higher the odds, the more profit we will make, but also the more money we will need to deposit in our Betfair account to cover the liability. So it depends on your financial situation. The option is always there to go for lower odds, which means you won’t need to deposit as much at betfair you’ll just make slightly less profit. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 3:38pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
Let take the free bet money for example... Again we can use an automatcher like OddsMonkey to find a suitable selection for us. the automatcher has suggested we place our free bet on Swansea to beat Chelsea. the back odds for Swansea at Ladbrokes are 10.00 and the lay odds for Swansea at Betfair are 11.00. We know we need to place our £50.00 free bet on Swansea at Ladbrokes, but we need to work out our lay stake for the Smarkets bet. you now go to oddmonkey matched calculator input the £50 freebet to work it out for you. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 3:46pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
it tells us that our lay stake needs to be £40.98.
So all we need to do is click on the 11.00 lay
button and enter our stake of £40.98. It tells
us that our liability on this bet is £409.85
We need to make sure we have
sufficient funds in our Betfair account to
cover the £409.85 liability as this is the
amount we stand to lose from Betfair if
Swansea win. Don’t worry though, our
winnings at Ladbrokes will more than cover
it. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 3:49pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
Let’s have a look at our potential profit/loss
for the possible outcomes… Swansea win +£450.00 – £409.85 = £40.15 profit Swansea don't win -£50.00 free bet + £40.16 (£40.98 minus 5% commission) = £40.16 profit |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 3:56pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
So regardless of whether Swansea win, lose
or draw, we will extract a minimum of £40.15
from our £50.00 free bet. If we take into
account our maximum qualifying loss of
£2.48, we have made an overall minimum
profit of £38.85 on this Ladbrokes welcome
offer.
Now imagine if you applied the same
matched betting strategy to all of the
welcome offers …
There is over £1,000 to be made from
bookmaker’s welcome offers, but that is just
the beginning. We can then make over £300
every month by applying the same strategy
to tons of reload and free bet offers.....
I hope having read this guide, that you now
understand how easy it is to profit from
bookmaker’s offers. Give it a go, you’ll be
glad you did!.....
I call this easy free money without stress |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 4:09pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
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Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 2:12am On Oct 30, 2015 |
Paddy Power In Play Offer – Premier League Teams... It’s great to see the Paddy Power in play offer return for November! Simply place a single bet of £20.00 or more pre-match on any matches involving Premier League teams being shown live on Sky Sports and BT Sports and Paddy Power will give us £10.00 worth of free bets to be used in-play on each match. Translated into matched betting terms, this gives us a guaranteed profit of £25.20 and here’s how. Qualifying Bet: If you’re unfamiliar with qualifying bets,please go through the thread on how they should be done. This weekends’ eligible matches are as follows… Chelsea v Liverpool 12:45 Saturday 31st October 2015 Everton v Sunderland 13:30 Sunday 1st November 2015 Southampton v Bournemouth 16:00 Sunday 1st November 2015 Tottenham v Aston Villa 20:00 Monday 2nd November 2015 It’s entirely up to you what you place your qualifying bets on, as long as you place them at the minimum odds of 1.50 or above, before the kickoff time Now lay your bets on betfair we can calculate our lay stakes using the matched betting calculator. www.oddsmonkey.com/Calculator.aspx Aim to lose no more than £1.20 on each of your qualifying bets. So we will lose approximately £4.80 in qualifying for our 8 x £5.00 in-play free bets. Free Bets: It’s impossible to know what odds will be available until the matches have kicked off but by using straightforward matched betting, we should be able to extract 75% out of the 8 x £5.00 free bets as cash, so £30.00. If we take into account our qualifying loss of £4.80, this gives us a guaranteed profit of £25.20! Extracting profit from our free bets can be a little tricky when betting in-play. My advice is to wait until half-time to place your free bets and then lay them at betfair. This is simply because the odds don’t fluctuate. as much as when the game is live. There’s nothing worse than placing a free bet on a market and then something happens in the game that changes the odds before you have chance to get your lay bet on! I tend to look at the correct score markets first and then if I can’t find anything suitable I move onto goal scorer markets. If you can’t wait until half-time, you might want to look at placing them on 1-1, 2-1 or 3-1 whilst the score is at 0-0. By selecting a scoreline where both teams score, it reduces the risk of the odds fluctuating unfavourably. If you’re not sure how to extract 75% of the 8 x £5.00 free in-play bets. please go through theard and the matched betting guide,to understand..I say happy frb hunting... l call it free easy money |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 12:42pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
The weekend just got a whole lot more interesting thanks to this 888sport Free Bet Saturdays offer! Place both a single £10.00 pre-match and a single £10.00 in-play bet at odds of 1.50 or greater on any Saturday Premier League match and 888sport will give us a £5.00 free bet to be used on any in-play market the following day. Translated into matched betting terms, this gives us a guaranteed weekly profit of £3.20 and here’s how... Qualifying Bet: If you’re unfamiliar with qualifying bets,please go through the thread on how they should be done. This offer is limited to one Premier League match per week. The terms and conditions state that our qualifying bets must be placed on the same Premier League match at minimum odds of 1.50.It’s entirely up to you what you place your qualifying bets on. Now lay your bets on betfair we can calculate our lay stakes using the matched betting calculator. www.oddsmonkey.com/Calculator.aspx Aim to lose no more than £0.40 on each qualifying bet. If you’re not sure how to extract 80% of our £5.00 free bet, please go through theard and read the matched betting guide,to understand..I say happy frb hunting... l call it free easy money |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 7:19am On Nov 04, 2015 |
The Bet365 in play offer is back again! Place a pre-match bet on Bayern Munich v Arsenal and Bet365 will give us a risk-free in play bet to the same stake (up to a maximum of $50.00) on the big match. These Bet365 in play offers are the best around as there are big profits to be made. We can make a guaranteed minimum profit of $33.61 on this offer and here’s how… Our in play bet will be risk-free. This means that we are required to place the in play bet using our own funds and if this in play bet loses, Bet365 will refund it in full in cash (which is withdrawable straight away). The first step when doing these offers, is to decide which outcome we should place our in play bet on. Having looked at the odds available, it’s most profitable to place our in play bet on the draw. It is worth noting that although the current odds on a draw (at the time of writing) are 5.25, this is likely to drop slightly when the game kicks off and therefore I have adjusted the odds accordingly in the workings for the following example… @bet365 Place £142.86 (pre- match) on Bayern Munich @ 1.40 = Returns $200.00 Place $50.00 (in-play) on a draw @ 5.00 = Returns $250.00 @betfair sportbook Place $23.53 (pre- match) on Arsenal @ 8.50 = Returns $200.01 I’d like to add at this point that it’s always best to stick to round numbers when placing your bets as odd amounts such as $142.86 can easily be flagged up as a matched bet. You should instead place $50.00 on Bayern Munich with Bet365 and then place the extra $90.00 on Bayern Munich with another bookmaker, especially if you can get better odds elsewhere. Similarly, with the Arsenal bet, I would stick to round numbers and place $25.00 instead. Let’s have a look at our profit/loss for the three potential outcomes… Bayern Munich win 200.00 + 50.00 (refund) = 250.00 216.39 $33.61 Draw 250.00 216.39 $33.61 Arsenal win 200.01 + 50.00 (refund) = 250.01 216.39 $33.62 As you can see, no matter what the result of the game, we stand to make a guaranteed minimum profit of $33.61 on this Bet365 in play offer! How long did that take? 10 minutes? If the odds change between now and kick-off, which is almost a certainty, it’s really easy to recalculate your pre-match stakes. Start by working out your returns on the in play draw bet. So if the draw odds have changed to 4.50, your returns on the draw would now be $225.00. To work out your stakes on Bayern Munich and Arsenal, you need to subtract the $50.00 refund from the $325.00 which gives you $175.00 and then divide the $175.00 by the odds (in decimal form) for both Bayern Munich and Arsenal to get your respective pre-match stakes. Any problems, just give me a shout! These Bet365 in play offers are by far the best around but for those of you who have never come across matched betting, there are so many more offers to profit from. I make over $250.00 risk-free profit every month from bookmakers’ offers just like this one. please go through theard and read the matched betting guide,to understand..I say happy frb hunting... l call it free easy money |
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Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 5:46pm On Jan 30, 2016 |
I introduced a
technique that allowed risk free betting using
the feature races promoted on Bet365 . The
method allowed two bets to be placed across
Bet365 and a betting exchange (Betfair) that
has one of two outcomes:
If the horse lost its race then you made
a profit on Betfair
If the horse won its race then you made
a temporary loss until the next race
when the loss is recouped by the free
bet promotion, at which point you broke
even.
The method focused on placing bets as close
to 4/1 as possible, therefore your profit from
the bet was based upon a quarter of the
stake (£12.50 on a £50 bet) and that you
would get a losing bet on average once in
every five races.
I am going to propose a variation on the first
risk free betting approach, which still uses
the Bet365 feature race offers but is geared
up towards your staking comfort zone. In this
approach, you can select a stake that is
appropriate for you and the rules about which
odds to select are not so rigid. Just like
before, you will need to watch the odds on
Bet365 and Betfair.
The profits from this method are not huge,
so don’t follow this approach expecting a get
rich quick scheme. Approached correctly and
with discipline you should be able to make
10% on your stake and very possibly more.
Whilst making £2 on a £20 bet doesn’t seem
a lot, if you can do this on 100 bets a month
that is £200 worth of risk free betting.
Initially I will explain the objective of this
method and what you will be looking for in
each bet. You are looking for horses in the
feature race with odds are that are the same
on Bet365 and Betfair, or very close to each
other. By the same, I mean 5/1 and 6.0. By
very close to each other I mean 5/1 and 6.2
(as an example). If you find a case where the
Betfair odds are less than Bet365 , then grab
it with both hands, 5/1 and 5.7 for example
(and yes this is achievable often). |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 5:47pm On Jan 30, 2016 |
What you are looking for is to make a profit
from your bet on Betfair. So, for example,
take a horse that is 5/1 on Bet365 and 5.7
on Betfair:
Place a £5 on Bet365 at 5/1 to win £25
You then calculate your lay bet on
Betfair to include your winnings AND
the stake, which is £30
You then place the lay bet to £30
liability which at Betfair odds of 5.7 is a
stake of £6.38 (£30 divided by 4.7).
The ideal outcome for the race is that the
horse loses, in which case you will win £6.06
profit (taking into account 5% Betfair
commission). You will, however, also lose
your £5 stake on Bet365 leaving you with a
profit of £1.06 or 21.2%. That is 21.2%
achieved with risk free betting . |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 5:48pm On Jan 30, 2016 |
If the horse wins the race then you will have
won £25 on Bet365 but lost £30 on betfair.
However, you will now have a free £5 on
Bet365 on the next feature race. Therefore all
that you are looking to do is realise that £5,
not make a profit on it. On the next feature
race you will do exactly the same as before
EXCEPT do not add on the Bet365 stake to
your Betfair calculation. Your calculation for
the next race will look as follows assuming
Bet36 and Betfair odds of 4/1 and 4.8
respectively:
Place a £5 on Bet365 at 4/1 to win £20
You then calculate your lay bet on
Betfair to include your winnings ONLY,
which is £20
You then place the lay bet to £20
liability which at Betfair odds of 4.8 is a
stake of £5.26 (£20 divided by 4..
The ideal outcome for the race is that the
horse loses, in which case you will win £5
profit (taking into account 5% Betfair
commission). You will then lose your £5
stake on Bet365 leaving you with a zero
balance. BUT…you will then be credited with
your £5 free bet on Bet365 , leaving you £5 in
profit for this bet.
The loss from the previous bet will then have
been recouped. You are then free to start the
cycle again adding in your Bet365 stake to
the Betfair bet.
In the unfortunate case where the horse wins
its race again, you maintain the second bet
scenario on subsequent feature races until
your loss has been recouped. A little
inconvenient perhaps, but it is still risk free
betting because you haven’t lost your origial
capital. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 5:50pm On Jan 30, 2016 |
As with everything there tends to be pros and
cons for this method of risk free betting and I
will try to cover the main advantages now:
The amount that you select to stake,
and consequently win, for each bet is
determined by you to suit your comfort
zone
There are more potential selections to
bet on by not focusing on odds closest
to 4/1
Looking at horses with longer odds, in
theory, gives you more chance of a
losing horse and profitable bet.
On the flip side of the coin these are some of
the issues that you need to keep an eye on:
As you move towards the longer odds,
the betting increments become larger.
At the shorter end of the market you
might be able to place your lay bet at
4.8, 4.9, 5.0 or 5.1 all of which will
make you a profit. The options at the
other end of the scale, 15/1 for
example, are either 15.5, 16.0 or 16.5,
which means that there will be
potentially only one of these odds
available that will make you a profit.
As the odds get longer the profit for the
same differential in odds (between
Bet365 and Betfair) will reduce. For
example at 4/1 and 4.8 the profit on a
£5 bet is 25%. Whereas for odds of 6/1
and 6.8 the profit on a £5 is reduced to
12%.
If you select a long shot that wins its
race, although you won’t have lost
money overall, the objective is to profit
through Betfair. Therefore you will have
a larger number of bets on feature
races to move the Bet365 winnings
back into Betfair. For example, a 4/1
winner will put £20 into your Bet365
account from your Betfair account,
whereas a 20/1 winner do the same
thing with £100. In the former, you will
need to bet on the next 4 Bet365
feature races to recover the situation,
but it will be 20 races in the latter.
As always, I have to remind you to exercise
an element of caution:
In practise this method of risk free
betting does work best if you can keep
the odds involved to around the 6/1
region, but with practise you will start
to see the opportunities elsewhere.
Practise is essential with this technique
and you should paper-trade to start
with.
When you do come to trade, if you are
the slightest bit unsure then start with
small stakes.
I hope this has given you another viewpoint
on risk free betting . The individual gains are
small compared to other systems, but these
gains are consistent and involve risk free
betting. It is not intended to be a ‘get rich
quick’ scheme, but it can and will earn you
some decent pocket money. Plus it is also
fun, because, used correctly, your capital is
safe. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by holuphisayor(m): 7:03pm On Jan 30, 2016 |
You are simply posting guides meant for uk citizens. You can make money with matched betting though but would require u open stealth accounts which is risky as most bookies wont give nigerians bonuses except welcome bonus. |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by charloskey(m): 7:46am On Jan 31, 2016 |
holuphisayor: do ur research very well dere ar bookies who gives Nigerians bonus, like bet365, 888sports and so on |
Re: Matchedbetting...beat The Bookie To Their Own Game by holuphisayor(m): 7:52am On Jan 31, 2016 |
charloskey:LoL,why u post paddypower? As they dont even allow nigerian to register. I have accounts with both so i know what i mean. Would be glad if u start by dropping screenshot of ur matched betting activities, so we can check if they truely accept nigerians. You also fail to highlight the fact you may need a large bankroll to enjoy matched betting( like $2k sitting in bet exchange). That awkward moment ur matched bet won at bookie account and u nid to rollover 4 more times to withdraw. What would u rather do? All i see here is copy paste jobs. Goodluck to ur beloved readers. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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