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  • Stakes restricted to about €12 on the horses. Must be time to pack it in.

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    FoG_BLoG
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    September 6, 2016 at 1:20 pm

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    Stanleybayor 7 September 10, 2016 at 1:03 am

    In a very similar position FoG_BLoG. Lost 365 this week too, only bookie I have left that you don’t is Hills and probably because I’ve never pursued acca refunds!

    Unsure of where to go next – multi account would work until they inevitably get gubbed, as I say acca refunds could be worth exploring, likewise for the e/w arbing.

    If anyone has any tips for ‘life after matched betting’ these would be greatly appreciated :p

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    Dave_Jones 12 September 10, 2016 at 9:54 am

    @Stanleybaylor, I am currently doing some research into life after matched betting, although I still have lots of bookies left (I’ve been lazy). I am now trying to step it up a bit and so will be in your situation within a year I would imagine.

    I have been looking into trading on the exchanges, although the rewards can be much bigger than match betting, the success rate is much smaller. I would imagine around 95% of people who get into matchbetting make money maybe even a higher percentage. Only lack of funds or silly mistakes would cause one to fail.

    Trading on the other hand is the opposite, over 95% seem to fail so I suspect it’s not going to be a viable alternative once I’m gubbed everywhere.

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    sleepless 12 September 10, 2016 at 10:51 am

    Life after matched betting?.
    Try working for a living
    Big Issue seller
    Dog walker
    Car washer
    Barber
    Child minder
    Cup cake maker………..
    all self employed on minimum hours/wage for maximum working tax credits

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    FoG_BLoG 61 September 10, 2016 at 11:18 am

    I will stay away from gambling and trading after my matched betting career.

    It’s easy to think “oh I won £1000 per month I am awesome at this”. The fact is you haven’t “won” anything. You’ve been given money through the bookies promos and once they gub you and stop giving you money then that’s end of.

    Shops and accas for me now for a while – and a few smaller accounts which do count for quite a bit at the weekends.

    And also trying to develop a strategy for BoG.

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