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

Goose said:
Does Yesbets offer you more ways to earn than just the initial signup bonus with each bookie?
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Yes it does. There is a continuously updated list of existing-customer offers.

It also has an additional "Casino Cruncher" section which can be lucrative, but doesn't quite have the same risk free guaranteed credentials as matched betting.
 
Englander91 said:
Long answer: So if I'm not mistaken, the free account gives you access to the Coral new customer sign up tutorial, worth about £15. The idea as that that money then pays for a month's premium subscription which gives you access to all of the other offers. You don't need Odds Monkey to find all the available bets - everything is on Yesbets. It has sign the sign up offer for basically every bookie out there (I had no idea that there were so many small bookies), and there is also a continuously updated list of existing-customer offers, too.

The short answer is: do as Diddums says.
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Cool. I'll sign up then. Hopefully the calculator will work with a premium membership. Still not entirely sure on how I find the actual bets to make. I just hope yesbets has some system in place to do that.
 
Is the 'free' casino cruncher on yesbets for those of us who have signed up and pay the monthly £15 fee. It was on about premium members and all seemed a little confusing
 
I already had a basic account on Yesbets and decided to try the premium account and see how it compares to Profit Accumulator (cancelled my sub a few months ago). I've already done all the signup offers worth doing and learnt how to do horse racing reloads with PA so i'm mostly looking to start doing other reloads. I'm not super impressed with Yesbets so far, the reloads section isn't terribly informative and doesn't really show which offers are good value instead just indicating if the offer is guaranteed profit or not.
 
The difference is you will actually make money with Yesbets.

TBH, there's probably not much to choose between all the various providers as far as offers, calculators etc. go, but where Yesbets stands out for me is the Facebook community which is very active and friendly.
 
bobbyspangles said:
The difference is you will actually make money with Yesbets.

TBH, there's probably not much to choose between all the various providers as far as offers, calculators etc. go, but where Yesbets stands out for me is the Facebook community which is very active and friendly.
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Agreed, the Facebook community is worth it in its own right tbh.
 
Goose said:
I already had a basic account on Yesbets and decided to try the premium account and see how it compares to Profit Accumulator (cancelled my sub a few months ago). I've already done all the signup offers worth doing and learnt how to do horse racing reloads with PA so i'm mostly looking to start doing other reloads. I'm not super impressed with Yesbets so far, the reloads section isn't terribly informative and doesn't really show which offers are good value instead just indicating if the offer is guaranteed profit or not.
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The Facebook group is where most of the activity is, if you need any pointers specific to certain reloads, that's the place to ask. Yesbets lists every reload worth knowing about. The big one at the moment is Will Hill High 5 - every day the offer is updated and the best matches are automatically sought. Bet365 Feature4/1 is another good one and there are various 2nd place refunds from Paddy Power, Skybet, Sportingbet, Will Hill, Betfred and so on. And there are also a binch of football reloads, too. Once you been doing it for a couple of weeks, you get familiar with which offers are worth doing, and which are a real long shot.

@Mark A - my one gripe with Yesbets, and seemingly all other matched betting platforms, is that the landing pages look like scams. Despite the initial appearance, they aren't scams, although it does look very off putting.
 
Matched betting is very real and Yesbets is a fantastic way to get into it. Plenty of people on the forums and i am very active on there.

It's really helped me out financially lately.

Referring people has nothing to do with the site and the matched betting side of things. It's just a little thank you from the Yesbets team which is a nice touch, just like the Christmas cards we all got from them to!
 
Shame yesbets uses FB as that's a bit off putting. The PA forums are actually pretty good. Maybe when I have more free time, and the time/reward ratio becomes more compelling once the initial offers are out of the way I may revisit it.

If you have the time, matchedbetting is awesome though and definitely worth it if you want to make a bit of pocket money. :)
 
I know that Yesbets are "looking into" getting a forum up and running, quite a few members have been calling for it. I simply made a fake account for Facebook, having recently deleted my real account with them.
 
SpartaK said:
Agreed, the Facebook community is worth it in its own right tbh.
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I can only echo this. Yesbets facebook group is brilliant. Any questions you have, no matter how stupid you think they are, will be answered promptly and in a friendly manner. SOme of the live horse racing threads can also be amusing :D
 
Made what I'm sure is the classic mistake of thinking I knew more than YesBets with my first bet(The one to get the £20 Coral free bets)... Ended up accidentally backing both sides to score on Coral and laying against Juventus on Betfair... Naturally Juventus won 1-0 so my 30p loss turned into a £9 loss.

Reading and re-reading is the lesson here.
 
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