Matched betting - who's done it and who's good at it? (No Referrals)
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Thanks for the reply, what’s PA? Not sure if I’ve seen that one mentioned but I might have missed it. I only went back about 15 pages
Ooops sorry, its Profit Accumulator. Huge community, great guides and excellent software. However they are quite expensive (I'm on the old pricing structure). I definitely suggest getting on some horse racing this week in preparation for Cheltenham, it can be a huge earner.
Edit - bet365 £50 in-play offer on for the Spurs v Juve game
Edit - bet365 £50 in-play offer on for the Spurs v Juve game
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Ooops sorry, its Profit Accumulator. Huge community, great guides and excellent software. However they are quite expensive (I'm on the old pricing structure). I definitely suggest getting on some horse racing this week in preparation for Cheltenham, it can be a huge earner.
Edit - bet365 £50 in-play offer on for the Spurs v Juve game
Same x2
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Bad weekend. Redbet cordoned on to me multi accounting and confiscated £100 from freebet winnings. Got a bit sloppy to be honest. Did have a decent week in terms of freebies although so probably just about even.
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Casinos are just fantastic. Smashed £1000 every month since I started. Can do at any time of day unlike sports. Just leave on in the background and do something else; it's like printing your own money.
Only bitch is the variance but with a decent sized bank, you can manage this.
Pleased to say I've passed the £10K profit mark tonight
Only bitch is the variance but with a decent sized bank, you can manage this.
Pleased to say I've passed the £10K profit mark tonight
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Get a Profit Maximiser sub trial, think it's a few quid.
Basically, casino bonuses are long term +EV, even with an 80% bust rate. But you need to do a lot of them to turn a profit. But the profits are there.
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Re bank size, you should never do more than 1% of your bank, ideally 0.5%. My bank is around £10K and I do £50 buy ins.
How were you sloppy if you don't mind me asking? Lost one myself this way as well this week
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How were you sloppy if you don't mind me asking? Lost one myself this way as well this week
Basically I was multi accounting on the same ip. I have two mobile so could have used 4g on those but decided to use the pc through laziness. I got rid of the vpn because it was causing issues with a couple of sites.
They twigged on the ip addresses by the look. I may possibly have made the same bets on both accts, not sure.
My own laziness or lack of time and needing to rush.
For those thinking about trying this, I made about £150-£200 profit from Cheltenham last year. I believe my float was around the £300-£400 at the time.
I was relatively new to the process and although I haven't done it since that date (funds were spent
), I can recommend it.
I was relatively new to the process and although I haven't done it since that date (funds were spent
), I can recommend it.I’m new to this, started on Friday at the end of last week. Over the 3 days I did a few sign up offers and got about £140 from it. Going to do what I can at Cheltenham with a small float and limited time.
For first race I’m doing offers with Coral, Skybet and William hill because I have down their sign up offers already. Hoping to make £150 over the festival, not much but about doubling my profit so far
For first race I’m doing offers with Coral, Skybet and William hill because I have down their sign up offers already. Hoping to make £150 over the festival, not much but about doubling my profit so far
That we are. I don't remember so many 'bread n butter' offers in previous years, bet365 stepping up with their £50 daily offer
.Hoping to make £150 over the festival, not much but about doubling my profit so far
Pretty decent seeing as you just started and you may get lucky with a few offers. Protect bet365 at all costs
.@Minibiker you need to get on this mate. Sharpish.
Yes to right! Been working through sign ups lately, does it sound about right that most of the bookies ask to see my licence or passport after signing up
Yep, most bookies will ask for proof of ID. How u getting on anyway?