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

The 90 minute rule is used to create a distinction between victory in 90 minutes (injury time is fine) and victory in extra time/penalties during tournaments, e.g. placing a bet on Germany to beat Italy in Euro 2016 would have lost as they didn't win during the '90 minute' game, even though the eventually won the game.

In matched betting terms, it's generally irrelevant. It just dictates which way your money moves.

TBH it's one of the more distasteful bookie rules as it's rarely publicised well and often missed by casual customers.
 
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Betbright have Liverpool to win EFL cup at 6.0 and you can lay on BF at 5.0

free money :)


downside is liability is high and tying money up for a while
 
Loving Acca Catcher on PA, I use it a lot more than Match Catcher.

Very good for doing offers with terrible odds, a 2 or 3 way 'refund lock-in' acca can act as the qualifier and it's quite easy to get £5-15 profit on top. Plus accas are good for getting more profit out of free bets.

888Sport, NetBet and RealDeal have stepped up in recent months with some decent offers.
 
Hi guys. I wonder if someone would be so kind as to give me a clue where to go next. So far I have done SUBs for Betfair, Coral, Smarkets, Betfred, Paddy Power, William Hill, Stan James, BetVictor, Sunbets, Comeon and Skybet. Ive netted £130 profit so far.

I don't know what to do next. I am struggling to find new SUBs. I haven't done any of the big ones, eg Ladbrokes £50, bet365 £200 because I can't lay them off.

£130 profit is not to be sniffed at of course but a fair way off the hundreds per month that is claimed easily possible.

Anyone offer any advice on what to do now?
 
Diddums said:
Sign up to Yesbets and have them all laid out for you.
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Is that a subscription site? Oddsmonkey has also been recommended to me which I think is around £15 per month.

I am a little concerned that I won't be able to take advantage of the paid for sites very well. The main issue is that I cannot do this activity whilst at work or in the daytime at weekends.* I pretty much have to place my bets and lays the evening before. This makes horses very difficult to take advantage of, in play bets very difficult and acca's impossible.

I'm more than willing to sign up to a subscription site, but I haven't been able to find anyone who will say that I can still profit from it with these limitations.


* the reason is that I can't do this whilst at work and at the weekends I have my young kids (divorced), so there is no way I can risk doing acca's where I have to get bets on in set time slots between games.
 
Yes it's a sub system, and a very very good one at that. Oddsmonkey is also good but for more experienced people. Yesbets is great, they've really helped me a lot. Drop me a trust if you want in, I'll send you a referral (and I'm not saying this for a referral, it rally is that good).
 
Oddsmonkey is fantastic when compared to PA. Tools and development is 2nd to non. They also do 1 to 1 phone call sessions free of charge for beginners
 
Goberpiles316 said:
Yes bets is superb im 7k since May 20th this year.
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In what way is it superb? Maybe I just need to trust what people are telling me and give it a go but I'd like more information first really.

As I said above, my concern is that it will be mostly acca's, arbs or offers which need to be laid on the morning of a horse race or in-play in a footy match. I will have very limited ability to do these kinds of offers.

Clearly £7k in a few months is brilliant, but whats the context? Maybe you initially invested thousands so you could make profits on arbs for that?

Im trying to get a sense of realism into this for myself before joining paid sites.
 
danlightbulb said:
In what way is it superb? Maybe I just need to trust what people are telling me and give it a go but I'd like more information first really.

As I said above, my concern is that it will be mostly acca's, arbs or offers which need to be laid on the morning of a horse race or in-play in a footy match. I will have very limited ability to do these kinds of offers.

Clearly £7k in a few months is brilliant, but whats the context? Maybe you initially invested thousands so you could make profits on arbs for that?

Im trying to get a sense of realism into this for myself before joining paid sites.
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Yes bets has a great Facebook group - I've recently joined and it's really worth it. A very friendly community who will talk you through everything. There's been some really good casino offers going around recently on the FB group, too, which have been worth a couple hundred if you get a little bit of luck. The other thing I love about yesbets is that it completely keeps track of where your money is - which is incredibly useful when you have 3 exchange accounts and 20+ bookie accounts with money going here there and everywhere.

I have just joined for a month at a time to start with, because I'm not sure yet about the longevity beyond the main sign up deals, but it looks like I'll be doing this until Christmas at least.
 
Diddums said:
Don't do annual subs. You're going to get gubbed at some point which will leave you with a useless sub which you paid full whack for.
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Ah yes, that was part 2 of my reasoning not to get an annual sub. I'm also satisfied with the amount of casino offers that are in the FB group, rather than paying up to get access to the Yesbets Casino Cruncher.
 
danlightbulb said:
In what way is it superb? Maybe I just need to trust what people are telling me and give it a go but I'd like more information first really.

As I said above, my concern is that it will be mostly acca's, arbs or offers which need to be laid on the morning of a horse race or in-play in a footy match. I will have very limited ability to do these kinds of offers.

Clearly £7k in a few months is brilliant, but whats the context? Maybe you initially invested thousands so you could make profits on arbs for that?

Im trying to get a sense of realism into this for myself before joining paid sites.
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I had a kitty of £300 at the start and I have not invested any additional money from accounts, i've just not spent much of what I have earned I have also for the past few months been able to multi account, but 80% of my money has been on my main account, I am making around £16000 worth of bets a month, no accas, arbs only when its a price boost so basically very very few.

But yes you will need to place inplay bets on football most of Ladbrokes and William Hills offers lately have been on inpay football and if your betting on horses you do not have much choice bet to back and lay the day of the race the closer the better. I work full time so I miss a lot of the daily horse racing offers, I can get on at lunchtime etc, but I do it on days off work, weekends etc

If you have very little time then you looking at making £200-300 a month, you cant expect to make 1000's each month if you don't have the time to do it but £300 a month for little effort is a nice bonus at the end of the year. Yes bets and Oddsmonkey have free trials give them go you have nothing to lose.
 
Englander91 said:
Yes bets has a great Facebook group - I've recently joined and it's really worth it. A very friendly community who will talk you through everything. There's been some really good casino offers going around recently on the FB group, too, which have been worth a couple hundred if you get a little bit of luck. The other thing I love about yesbets is that it completely keeps track of where your money is - which is incredibly useful when you have 3 exchange accounts and 20+ bookie accounts with money going here there and everywhere.

I have just joined for a month at a time to start with, because I'm not sure yet about the longevity beyond the main sign up deals, but it looks like I'll be doing this until Christmas at least.
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Haha they were my offers lol, I have made lots of people a lot of money past few weeks.
 
Apologies if this is obvious, with yesbets matched betting, once you've used the free bets I'm guessing you can still carry on with the process using the money built up in your accounts? So in essence you could keep on going until you get 'gubbed'?
 
Nanoman said:
Apologies if this is obvious, with yesbets matched betting, once you've used the free bets I'm guessing you can still carry on with the process using the money built up in your accounts? So in essence you could keep on going until you get 'gubbed'?
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Yes - start with the new customer sign up deals which are the most lucrative and easily accessible free bets.

After that, you do "reloads" which is qualifying for existing customer free bet bonuses e.g. today with Ladbrokes, I bet £20 in-play and tomorrow I'll get a £10 free bet. Do you use yesbets at the moment?
 
Many thanks.

I signed up yesterday and have done a couple of the qualifying bets using Coral and Betfair. I'm still real noob.
 
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JeremiahSnow said:
Can you please tell me briefly, what is matched betting?
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Very simply, it's a method of extracting free bets from bookies and turning it into real cash by betting on all outcomes of a match. Bookies put out hundreds and hundreds of pounds worth of free bets, so converting them into real cash is very profitable. If you follow the steps (it's easy once you've done a couple), there is no risk involved. Yesbets is the most widely recommended platform to use, and they have a free introductory offer which walks you through how to extract ~£10 profit from Coral's £15 free bet new customer offer. Have a go at that, and see what you think.
 
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