Extracting Less Value

  • Hi All

    Just about to start Matched Betting and would be grateful for the thoughts of experienced members.

    Having thoroughly researched the topic, my main concern is the longevity of this system and the seemingly inconsistent account gubbings that are being widely reported.

    I don’t have much time available so my main goals are to keep Matched Betting going for as long as possible (keeping accounts open) and for it to be as time efficient as possible. If I could make £200-£300 a month consistently I would be absolutely over the moon.

    With this in mind, my strategy would be to consciously extract less value from the bookmakers along the lines of the following:

    1. Bet both qualifying and free bets in the region of 4.0 to 6.0 odds
    2. Qualifying loss on bets of around -1.5%
    3. Free bet extraction of approx 70% for SNR bets and 80% for SR bets
    4. In the long term do a little mug betting on the 4-5 best bookie accounts.

    I accept this will drive less profitable returns and is a little contradictory with my aim of it being time efficient.

    Or should I just go balls out rinse all the bookies for maximum value?

    I am appreciative for any insight you can give.

    Many thanks

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    Tony 12

    Balls out, max value all the way 😀

    You will easily make your desired profits btw, particularly if you have access to all the sign up offers (i.e. a fresh set of accounts)

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    deathstar 25

    I agree with Tony, simply because no-one knows what triggers the gubbing in the first place.
    What happens if you do as you plan and still get gubbed? All those offers will have been wasted.

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