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

Lesson learnt :)

Changing the subject completely, anyone know why Skrill demand to know whether or not the money your sending is used for gambling or not?
 
Probably a laundering prevention method?

Good week last week, verging on £200 betfair 50% bonus made me a fair few quid and a nice casino win (risk free) from Ladbrokes made £50. Made me chuckle a little as they banned me from their sportsbook.

Willy Hills for £10 in play is on tonight.
 
Goose said:
Yeah ok, fair enough.

I posted originally because my brother has agreed to let me use his details (address, visa card, paypal etc). Is a VPN enough for me to go ahead with it or do i need to use a virtual machine as well to make sure i dont get done by tracking cookies and whatnot?
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I've always used a separate machine per account (for bookies that don't allow multiple accounts per household) so yeah, a VPN + VM would be a good idea.
 
Do you happen to have the link for the thread about which bookies allow multiple accounts per household? I spent ages trying to find it and failed miserably.
 
Goose said:
Do you happen to have the link for the thread about which bookies allow multiple accounts per household? I spent ages trying to find it and failed miserably.
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Haven't got it bookmarked but these are the entries from my spreadsheet:-

Bet365
Betfair
Paddy Power
William Hill
888 Sport
Coral
Sky Bet
Unibet
Betdaq
Bet Bright
Netbet
10Bet
jackpot joy
foxy bingo
 
Thanks for that. I'm actually pretty surprised so many of the big bookies allow multiple accounts. I would imagine gubbing is more likely though unless I made wildly different bets on each account. Would it still be safer to do it with my brother's details as that would be a different address so less obviously linked to my account?
 
Goose said:
Thanks for that. I'm actually pretty surprised so many of the big bookies allow multiple accounts. I would imagine gubbing is more likely though unless I made wildly different bets on each account. Would it still be safer to do it with my brother's details as that would be a different address so less obviously linked to my account?
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Yeah - my wife "supports" Spurs and I "support" Liverpool ;)
 
Is it safe enough to just do the sign up offers with bet365 with a second account and then just not bother with anything else and continue with my account without fear of gubbing?
 
daniel_owen_uk said:
Willy Hills for £10 in play is on tonight.
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Been a good month for WH. Lots of boosted odds too for an extra few quid.

Goose said:
Is it safe enough to just do the sign up offers with bet365 with a second account and then just not bother with anything else and continue with my account without fear of gubbing?
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When/why you get gubbed is pure speculation. If having multiple accounts per household isn't against the T&Cs then go for it.
 
amigafan2003 said:
Haven't got it bookmarked but these are the entries from my spreadsheet:-

Bet365
Betfair
Paddy Power
William Hill
888 Sport
Coral
Sky Bet
Unibet
Betdaq
Bet Bright
Netbet
10Bet
jackpot joy
foxy bingo
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Thanks for the list. I already have various "joint" accounts using our joint bank account to do most of the beginner offers. So I can change the account details to mine and still use them?

Tempted to change the account details for PP, WH and Skybet - perhaps Coral and 888Sport too. Not bothered about the rest except B365 but the joint one got gubbed (abused for sign-up and in-play footy only); still have mine though. :cool:

Would be pretty nice getting the most from WH this month then being able to do 10 ACCAs a day accross WH and PP.
 
At the moment I haven't focused on anything except regular football and horses offers, how profitable are ACCAs? I've started reading about them on PA and they seem pretty involved.
 
I did my first acca last week and it ends tonight, i have 1 looser and was going to take the risk of gambling on Lazio to win but i dont feel too confident about it so instead switched the bonus on and locked in £7 profit. Not bad for a first attempt with a £25 acca (i would have done £50 but its my first attempt) i can see it being pretty profitable however can be a pain to organise and depends on peoples busy schedules. Missing a lay can be very costly.
 
Goose said:
At the moment I haven't focused on anything except regular football and horses offers, how profitable are ACCAs? I've started reading about them on PA and they seem pretty involved.
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Extremely - 70% of my profits come from ACCA's.

They are time consuming though, so I only do them after I've exhausted all the "regular" reloads.
 
daniel_owen_uk said:
I too might need to investigate, anyone fancy a run down on their process and best offers?
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The only places I use are Paddy Power and William Hill.

William Hill is limited to 1 free bet a day which isn't great, nor is having 6 legs but you can pretty much pick any game so it's easy to pick the winners at odds of 1.1 etc.
Paddy Power allows 4 free bets a day, only has 5 legs but each leg has to be at odds of 1.2.

Coral is the same as WH but only a £25 stake instead of £50. Sometimes I use Coral, but it's the same amount of effort as the others for half the value (although you could copy the WH spreadsheet selections to save time).
 
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