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thepeganator · 5 Feb 2011 at 23:33

SubFocus said:
Somebody explain Matched betting

My friends website: http://cashhungry.co.uk/
Explains it well, gives examples too.

Basically bookies give "bet x get x free", say £25 usually, but anywhere from £10 to £200.

You use a betting exchange (betfair normally) to lay a bet at similar odds.

Usually done of football, but can be one on anything.

Win/draw/lose it doesn't matter, you always make money, no money is EVER at risk. You are never gambling, you are merely using gambling sites.

I use the oddsmatcher on my friends website, plus the one on bet72, plus the one on freebets4all.

Made about £350 over the summer in 4 weeks, kept me alive!

Predicament · 6 Feb 2011 at 00:01

get a real job.

I am 16 years old and work at a corner store

Probably 10 hours a week, netting me £75 + unlimited food/drink/meals/crips

arknor · 6 Feb 2011 at 00:07

Predicament said:
get a real job.

I am 16 years old and work at a corner store

Probably 10 hours a week, netting me £75 + unlimited food/drink/meals/crips

thats fine if you live with your parents most people on here are independant and have bills

TheGedi · 6 Feb 2011 at 00:14

thepeganator said:
My friends website: http://cashhungry.co.uk/
Explains it well, gives examples too.

Basically bookies give "bet x get x free", say £25 usually, but anywhere from £10 to £200.

You use a betting exchange (betfair normally) to lay a bet at similar odds.

Usually done of football, but can be one on anything.

Win/draw/lose it doesn't matter, you always make money, no money is EVER at risk. You are never gambling, you are merely using gambling sites.

I use the oddsmatcher on my friends website, plus the one on bet72, plus the one on freebets4all.

Made about £350 over the summer in 4 weeks, kept me alive!

Are they Bookies 18+? Or like the lottery 16+? Trust me to be stuck right inbetween atm :L

thepeganator · 6 Feb 2011 at 00:15

Predicament said:
get a real job.

I am 16 years old and work at a corner store

Probably 10 hours a week, netting me £75 + unlimited food/drink/meals/crips

£7.50 an hour at 16?

Sure...

thepeganator · 6 Feb 2011 at 00:15

TheGedi said:
Are they Bookies 18+? Or like the lottery 16+? Trust me to be stuck right inbetween atm :L

Bookies are all 18+ unfortunately!

Energize · 6 Feb 2011 at 00:20

thepeganator said:
£7.50 an hour at 16?

Sure...

Tesco's pay that kind of rate for night shift workers.

thepeganator · 6 Feb 2011 at 00:30

Energize said:
Tesco's pay that kind of rate for night shift workers.

But you're not allowed to work night shifts at 18.

And tesco pay £5.40ish, less I think for under 18's.

Was £4.97 when I was 17 at Tesco (now 20).

Energize · 6 Feb 2011 at 00:35

He lives in London though, pay is higher there even for big supermarket employees. It is certainly not inconceivable that the shop is actually paying a reasonable wage.

Judgeneo · 6 Feb 2011 at 01:08

thepeganator said:
£7.50 an hour at 16?

Sure...

I have a friend who was at £10 an hour at 16, its not impossible

iviv · 6 Feb 2011 at 02:07

thepeganator said:
But you're not allowed to work night shifts at 18.

And tesco pay £5.40ish, less I think for under 18's.

Was £4.97 when I was 17 at Tesco (now 20).

I just started at Tesco (again), I'm 23 and getting about £6.40 an hour. Time and a half on sundays.

gazzab · 6 Feb 2011 at 02:15

I used to do this... totally useless. I then got into using the doubled bets roulette system, grabbed myself 80 quid in a day but decided it was too risky to continue with. Probably could have earned a lot more but then there's always the slim chance of losing everything

Valentino · 6 Feb 2011 at 02:19

iviv said:
I just started at Tesco (again), I'm 23 and getting about £6.40 an hour. Time and a half on sundays.

I can confirm this

Valentino · 6 Feb 2011 at 02:19

gazzab said:
I used to do this... totally useless. I then got into using the doubled bets roulette system, grabbed myself 80 quid in a day but decided it was too risky to continue with. Probably could have earned a lot more but then there's always the slim chance of losing everything

How does betting on red and black net you any money?

gazzab · 6 Feb 2011 at 02:28

Valentino said:
How does betting on red and black net you any money?

You gain £1 each time the bet comes in by doubling your wager each time it doesn't. Do it for long enough without the bet going high enough for you to not be able to afford to double it and you can get a decent amount of profit. Obviously the 0 is there and most sites have wagering limits, but if you learn how these games work you can usually avoid some of the risks involved.