Matched betting - who's done it and who's good at it? (No Referrals)

Would like to know about casino offers on Yesbets too. Loads of my profit has come from those having been extremely lucky with them in the past.

Done a few bets this morning. Underlayed on the skybet oddsboost so hoping that comes in for a £17 profit rather than the guaranteed £2 I could have had!
 
question regarding yesbets.

Can it be used from outside the uk (but still in europe) ?

I'm outside uk, so currency is euro.

Same question is for bookies... coral, 888, etc?

Thanks
 
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Nameless_87 said:
question regarding yesbets.

Can it be used from outside the uk (but still in europe) ?

I'm outside uk, so currency is euro.

Same question is for bookies... coral, 888, etc?

Thanks
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I can't speak for yes bets, but PA and the bookies do work out of the UK. The only issue I suppose is passing their id and address checks if you do not live in the UK. This is not a problem for me because although I work primarily in Asia I still live part of the year in the UK so I have all of the relevant paperwork (bank accounts and utilities bills to back this up).

I have also purchased a static ip address on the UK and connect to it via proxy before I do any match betting. Been going it for about a month and no issues so far. If this becomes an issue in the future I do not know because some websites although they will not know my origin IP will be able to detect that I am using a proxy......
 
Skillmister said:
Would like to know about casino offers on Yesbets too. Loads of my profit has come from those having been extremely lucky with them in the past.
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As i was saying :p Ended $40 up after wagering $300 (it was the $10 risk free 30x wagering offer)

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well he probably thinks the brand has reached enough people that he can get new signups regardless - why pay out more money if people are telling their mates/posting about PA on forums when matched betting is discussed anyway
 
OpenToSuggestions said:
Older members can.

If you're paying the 'new' fees (£22.99 per month rather than the £17.99 iirc) then you can get referall fees, which is several quid paid monthly.

Is a complete pee take that newer members don't have the ability to obtain referral commision.
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Makes sense imo. There's way too members now so they're trying to limit sign ups.
 
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