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

Rotty said:
in theory if you have a VPN could you use your partners name in her parent's address for example?


just hypothetical of course
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You could if all the required ID tallied up (bank account registered there, driving licence, utility bill etc).
 
amigafan2003 said:
You could if all the required ID tallied up (bank account registered there, driving licence, utility bill etc).
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I just verified my dafabet account with my passport and recent utility bill. The utility bill showed a different address to the one on my dafabet account as I've recently moved house. I told them this, and they were fine with it.

Some are probably more strict than others. SmartLive gaming had a dull and pointless phonecall with me to 'verifiy' my account.
 
Just got gubbed on Betbright... nothing I could really do avoid it.

Ton advantage of their sign up offer, main bet won. Placed the freebet, that also won. They gubbed me, didn't even have a chance to mug bet.
 
The gubbings seems to be so sudden and random with some people. So far I have only had one company restrict me on bonus offers (none of which I would even use), strangely I probably mugged the most with this company.

Prestige are doing a £750 bonus offer, no deposit required (unless you win and need to withdraw). You need to wager......wait for it.......£15,000! But if you do £25, £50 or £100 spins it doesn't take too long (you can use auto spin). Max winnings is £200, you have one hour to wager so not a bad offer if you win :).
 
Iesnare is a ‘reputation management’ system by a company called Iovation that stores a digital fingerprint of your current system in a database on their website. That fingerprint can then be accessed by all of their customers - ie online gaming websites - to track your online activity.
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Essentially cookie tracking across gambling websites.
 
xibinim said:
The gubbings seems to be so sudden and random with some people. So far I have only had one company restrict me on bonus offers (none of which I would even use), strangely I probably mugged the most with this company.

Prestige are doing a £750 bonus offer, no deposit required (unless you win and need to withdraw). You need to wager......wait for it.......£15,000! But if you do £25, £50 or £100 spins it doesn't take too long (you can use auto spin). Max winnings is £200, you have one hour to wager so not a bad offer if you win :).
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tried it last night - was over and done after about 25 mins @ £25 a spin!:D
 
going along well but finding that I need to top up my betfair to cover the liability with the free bets.

Did sky bet today - £50 in, backed a horse at 2.25/laid on betfair @ 2.26.

Horse wins - so I have £112.50 in skybet account but betfair has gone down to around £100 now which means I'm needing to top up again another £50/£70 to cover the liability if I use my free bet (£50) @ odds around 5.0/6.0

I presume to start with this is normal ?? Once that free bet completes that's me £120 or so up for first 5 days. Taking my time.
 
A nice surprise for me, checked my e-mail and Coral offering me bet £15 and get a £15 free bet. I went to bet £15 on a horse at 2.1 and a second before I could do it, the odds went up to 2.2 and I layed it at the exchange for 2.12. 15p profit there and a £15 free bet :D

Plus I got another 365 bet in play offer for Monday :cool:


Edit: Made £13.15 :)
 
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Can I just make an obvious suggestion please.

If you are doing loads of sign ups, it's well worth making a new email account solely for your bookmaker accounts. That was any good offers wont get lost within your normal emails.
 
Be very careful with the prestige casino thing - there is a lot of feedback at the moment saying that they are closing peoples accounts and keeping the deposit when they try to make a withdrawal. At the moment I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.
 
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