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How many bookie accounts?

Hi everyone.
Although I’ve always known of matched betting I only recently decided to have a go myself and am quite happy with the results so far.
I just have a couple of questions.

1-Roughly how many sign up offers are there to work through?

2-I understand that sooner or later I am going to have a number of my accounts ‘gubbed’, so my question is once I have a sizeable enough bankroll, how many healthy and unrestricted accounts will I need to make a decent profit each month as I’m unsure of how much each account is worth with it’s reload offers.

Many thanks
Dan

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June 24, 2017 at 11:57 pm

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deathstar 34 June 25, 2017 at 6:47 am

Hello there

1, hundreds and hundreds of bookies in the world although it will depend on where you live as to what bonuses you get (if any) and also there is the risk that some of the smaller ones are dodgy. (search for wincashlive and 138bet)

2, that one is difficult to answer, bookies are definitely clamping down so your accounts won’t last ungubbed very long. The real value of a bookie once you’ve been gubbed is whether they then restrict your stakes as well. if you can still get decent amounts on there will still be ways of making money (have a look at some of the royal ascot threads) once you have found your feet and branch out from reload and money back offers.

Good luck

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deathstar 34 June 25, 2017 at 11:52 am

ps hope thats not your real name….

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