I use the premium version mate. It costs me £12 per month (got in before the price increase) but I get plenty of value from it. Their reload section is a huge time saver) as it pulls in specific markets and bets for 90% of the offers, so no looking manually. Their Facebook group is pretty useful too, lots of casino and bingo offers posted there which I sometimes take advantage of.
Matched betting - who's done it and who's good at it? (No Referrals)
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I use the premium version mate. It costs me £12 per month (got in before the price increase) but I get plenty of value from it. Their reload section is a huge time saver) as it pulls in specific markets and bets for 90% of the offers, so no looking manually. Their Facebook group is pretty useful too, lots of casino and bingo offers posted there which I sometimes take advantage of.
I think some are affiliate links and some aren't. I'm guessing it's to do with if they can get the link and still promote the best signup offer. I know the skybet offer went through to sporting life when I did it as it was £50, but now it's back the the standard offer.
Caporegime
I was just worried that using the links flags the bookies that you are clicking through from a matched betting site.
he won't be scoring tonight - not playing - injured!
Should have seen the drifting match odds tonight once that was announced.
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How long does it usually take for your risk free bet to get refunded? I had a go at the Bet365 offer tonight and was fairly sure I'd done it as stated, but my in play bet lost and I'm still not seeing the cash back in my account. The wording on the offer seems to indicate it's a fairly instantaneous refund. So am I being impatient or have I done something wrong?
Figured I'd get a response back quicker in here than customer service queries.
Figured I'd get a response back quicker in here than customer service queries.
Soldato
Usually before midnight
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i want to give this a go, however I never did anything of the sort.
Is yesbets worth it at 14.99 per month?
Should I try it free first?
Any other insights into getting started into this would be appreciated!
Is yesbets worth it at 14.99 per month?
Should I try it free first?
Any other insights into getting started into this would be appreciated!
Soldato
You should try everything free first if you are not sure.
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How do you guys withdraw funds?
Do you use bank transfer (I think there's a charge?) or withdraw on debit or credit card?
Do you leave a lot in the account bookie account and the exchange account and then withdraw once a month?
Trying to get familiar with it so I can start slowly
Do you use bank transfer (I think there's a charge?) or withdraw on debit or credit card?
Do you leave a lot in the account bookie account and the exchange account and then withdraw once a month?
Trying to get familiar with it so I can start slowly
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How do you guys withdraw funds?
Do you use bank transfer (I think there's a charge?) or withdraw on debit or credit card?
Do you leave a lot in the account bookie account and the exchange account and then withdraw once a month?
Trying to get familiar with it so I can start slowly
Withdraw to PayPal or debit card.
Leave a bit in the big bookies (lads/WH etc.) leave a couple grand in the exchange.
I pretty much always withdraw winnings from bookies. What punter would leave hundreds in their account?
Soldato
Hey all.
My month at PA has now expired.
I do the regular offers, such as £50 horse race refunds at Bet365, William Hill and Betfair Arcade £5 refunds, Coral/Ladbrokes/Paddypower/888 football free bets.
Anything else I am missing out on?
I often find horse odds such a poor match that the 'refund if it comes 2nd' offers do not hold much value.
My month at PA has now expired.
I do the regular offers, such as £50 horse race refunds at Bet365, William Hill and Betfair Arcade £5 refunds, Coral/Ladbrokes/Paddypower/888 football free bets.
Anything else I am missing out on?
I often find horse odds such a poor match that the 'refund if it comes 2nd' offers do not hold much value.
The best matches are usually in the ~10 minutes before post, you just have to be fairly quick. On 4/1 or 3/1 SP offers you can overlay for zero qualify losses but a slightly reduced potential profit.
Caporegime
I would switch to yes bets. Cheaper and much better. I've only been on a few days and my profits are up already. I dont exactly know why, I just think everything is listed so much better and the built in odds comparison with automatic bet calculator for each offer is brilliant.
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Could you post a screenshot of their offer layout and this auto calculator? Am thinking of cancelling my PA membership