in my main account i have about 20 bookie accounts only about 3/4 asked for id
Matched betting - who's done it and who's good at it? (No Referrals)
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in my main account i have about 20 bookie accounts only about 3/4 asked for id
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Yup my ratio is similar, but normally only ask when you withdraw, and when your winnings are suspended and you are down at the exchange, that could be costly.
im thinking of getting anther bank card and then i will just multi account
how do you run your multi accounts?
well i just started my multi account journey(hope it done ends before it starts)
invested in anther laptop and bought a network dongle so no need for a vnp
next stop is trying to get anther bank open or ask someone if i can use their ids(which will prove to be hard)
invested in anther laptop and bought a network dongle so no need for a vnp
next stop is trying to get anther bank open or ask someone if i can use their ids(which will prove to be hard)
Caporegime
If you're going heavy on multi accounting though, it's a worthwhile investment to make your workflow smoother.
Change the address to what?
If it doesn't match where the card was registered to it might get declined - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_Verification_System.
Canceled my sub today.
Better and easier ways of making free cash out there.
Better and easier ways of making free cash out there.
Associate
Any examples?
like what - as I said earlier - my dad is make around £500 a month to supplement his pension, that's just reloads. He does say it takes him around an hour a day or so but well worth it.
He got lucky the other night on one of the bingo ones - £30 in and won £390!
Caporegime
+2.
You wont be able to give me any examples of how to make risk free cash with as little effort as matched betting.
If you can, please do.
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Soldato
I've previously dabbled in matched betting and took advantage of most respectable bookies sign up offers (listed below).
188bet
888Sport
Apollobet
Bet365
Betfair
Betfred
Coral
Ladbrokes
Paddypower
SkyBet
WilliamHill
I'm looking at bringing in some more cash on the side and was considering signing up to PA, but would like to understand the following before doing so:
188bet
888Sport
Apollobet
Bet365
Betfair
Betfred
Coral
Ladbrokes
Paddypower
SkyBet
WilliamHill
I'm looking at bringing in some more cash on the side and was considering signing up to PA, but would like to understand the following before doing so:
- Without having sign up bonuses available (due to already using them), how much monthly profit can be expected if I religously follow PA?
- Doe PA literally give you a list of what to bet on and how? Or is it just a list and you need to do the math yourself on what to bet & lay?
Not sure PA offer anything you couldn't find or figure out without them.
Just sticking with the larger bookies there's plenty of ongoing offers, the usual bet 20 for 10 free bet in play at hills for example.
Have a look at C4 racing 2nd place refund offers - paddy, ladbrokes, hills (mob), sky. When you combine them on races with only 5-6 runners and clear favourites it's pretty reliable.
Lots of enhanced odds offers - again paddy, hills, sky. Perhaps look at under laying.
Just sticking with the larger bookies there's plenty of ongoing offers, the usual bet 20 for 10 free bet in play at hills for example.
Have a look at C4 racing 2nd place refund offers - paddy, ladbrokes, hills (mob), sky. When you combine them on races with only 5-6 runners and clear favourites it's pretty reliable.
Lots of enhanced odds offers - again paddy, hills, sky. Perhaps look at under laying.
I think PA is worth it for keeping you up-to-date with reloads, walking you through Bingo offers, learning about Each Way betting, accas etc. Especially if you're like me and had zero experience with betting/gambling before taking up matched betting.
Soldato
Rough weekend, C4 races were a bust. I was pretty positive when I saw the number of good matches on short price favourites. roll on six hours and I've not seen such a profitable weekend for the bookies in sometime. Amazing how many favourites failed to make the grade.
As a consequence of this and the rake for the Netbet £250 20% refund offer I only turned over about £50.
I've got a bit of an experiment on to see if I can ungub myself at Bet365, rolled £150 through them this weekend and will be doing the same for the next few months.
Bingo was good to me though, will be a sad day when I reach the end of their sign up offers.
As a consequence of this and the rake for the Netbet £250 20% refund offer I only turned over about £50.
I've got a bit of an experiment on to see if I can ungub myself at Bet365, rolled £150 through them this weekend and will be doing the same for the next few months.
Bingo was good to me though, will be a sad day when I reach the end of their sign up offers.