Seems it's an e-mail offer only after reading the T&Cs
This offer applies to customers invited by email who place a single bet of £20+ at odds of Evs on any market in the San Marino v England match taking place Saturday 5th September 2015.
Matched betting - who's done it and who's good at it? (No Referrals)
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Seems it's an e-mail offer only after reading the T&Cs
This offer applies to customers invited by email who place a single bet of £20+ at odds of Evs on any market in the San Marino v England match taking place Saturday 5th September 2015.
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Hit a pretty big mile stone today - made the £6k I needed to fund a Masters for when I complete my BSc degree in two years - pretty chuffed with that. Going to siphon off the profits next week and set up an ISA.
That's this seasons matched betting complete, will return in May when this uni year finishes. Good luck everyone!
That's this seasons matched betting complete, will return in May when this uni year finishes. Good luck everyone!
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6k solely from matched betting?
If that is the case, I did you were doing a lot of email offers?
had my smarkets account suspended. I have £500 in there and not sure what to do about it, is the money protected?
I have tried calling for three days with no answer, sent multiple emails with no response either. The email saying my account was suspended stated I needed to email them proof of address and a copy of my passport. I have done this but not had a response.
Really worried as I can't afford to lose that amount of money. Surely it would classify as theft if they just suspended account and wouldnt let me withdraw?
I have tried calling for three days with no answer, sent multiple emails with no response either. The email saying my account was suspended stated I needed to email them proof of address and a copy of my passport. I have done this but not had a response.
Really worried as I can't afford to lose that amount of money. Surely it would classify as theft if they just suspended account and wouldnt let me withdraw?
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Can someone help me with this? Got like 200 quid in bank. Is this enough to get going?
Your money is protected. You'll just need to be patient for them to validate your details
Yup, I started with £100
Can't hold your hand but here are the basics in a nutshell.
You sign up to a well known bookie site offering a free offer and copy the Ts and Cs onto your PC. (That way you can refer back them)
Every bet you place with a bookie must be layed off at an exchange (betfair, smarkets , betdaq to start you off) Betfair has the highest commission but most liquidity.
Use tricky bet (Google it) to calculate your lay amount and remember to check the right box as to whether it is stake returned or not. ( the Ts and Cs should confirm this)
Always remember to meet the wagering requirements and start off with the smaller offers first because if you make a mistake ( which is very likely when you're new to it) it will be easier to swallow.
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Just join profit accumulator and follow the tutorials.
You'll make your subscription back on the first offer.
I didn't get a reply to my previous query on anyone doing acca refunds, but if anyone else is considering them, I did 2 the weekend on the internationals and both hit the refund - so I should be able to recover about 75-80% of that for profit.
The only downside I see to doing them is they are potentially expensive from a laying point of view if you're doing the £50 ones. You might need to be putting in 150-200quid into each one in total, to try and get a £50 refund, getting all that back and making a £5-10 loss if it doesn't hit. But if you wanted to put 10x acca's on one weekend, and none hit, it could be pricey.
The only downside I see to doing them is they are potentially expensive from a laying point of view if you're doing the £50 ones. You might need to be putting in 150-200quid into each one in total, to try and get a £50 refund, getting all that back and making a £5-10 loss if it doesn't hit. But if you wanted to put 10x acca's on one weekend, and none hit, it could be pricey.
£5 risk free on Guardians.
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I won £6.76 profit.
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I won £6.76 profit.
An update on my acca's for anyone interested. I've done 12 now the past 3 weeks, could have done more but just getting used to it and building bank etc.
But taking into account qualifying losses and freebet profits I'm averaging £7.50 profit per acca, which isnt bad for not a lot of effort
But taking into account qualifying losses and freebet profits I'm averaging £7.50 profit per acca, which isnt bad for not a lot of effort
Haven't tried them yet - on my to do list 
Just finished round 2 of the bet365 25% bonus offer, a little over £1,500 wagered and ended up 4p up (from the £100 bonus/profit)
. Quite chuffed with no qualifying losses*.
*considering one of my bets made a £10 qualifying loss
Just finished round 2 of the bet365 25% bonus offer, a little over £1,500 wagered and ended up 4p up (from the £100 bonus/profit)
. Quite chuffed with no qualifying losses*.*considering one of my bets made a £10 qualifying loss