Life e/w arbing after restrictions

There have been a lot of you saying lately that you’re losing accounts fast and trying to make the same money because of restrictions on accounts. A sense of doom and gloom almost. A lot of you e/w arbed after you lost the offers on guubbed accounts, but then these account became stake restricted. But you can still continue on these accounts and make on average 500 profit a month from 1quid each way bets.

Some of you might have already heard of Mike Cruickshank, he was a pioneer in Matched Betting, he had acca and e/w arbing software out years ago and was always ahead of the curve. Anyway his Each Way Sniper software has a 2 week £1 trial which features his”value” system. This is a nutshell is a set of parameters for doing e/w way arbs where you don’t lay the bets on the exchanges.

It utilises your restricted accounts (can use fresh accounts if you want too, they’re last much longer as you’re only placing 1 quid e/w bets. Can obviously do higher stakes if you wish or want).
This isn’t risk free, but if you’ve come to the point of restricted accounts in your matched betting career then you surely understand value and edge at this point. The math will work long term, as long as you follow the plan and use good bankroll management you’ll make a nice sum every month. Think about all that money given to the exchanges in commission. It’s all cut out, no more giving value back over the exchange.

I do a bit of e/w arbing with higher stakes and I’ve staked to stop laying off some of the place parts as it seems like madness in some races, like the 8:20pm at Bellewstown last night. I won’t post the link because I’m not sure if it’s allowed but it’s called ‘Each way Sniper’ by Mike Cruickshank, just google it and there’s a £1 trial (make sure you cancel your reoccuring payment on paypal), and it might give a lot of you life back into some dormant or useless accounts and boost your profits again.
Just take 200 quid that you made from Matched Betting to try it with. I don’t do it myself because I’m still plugging on otherwise but it is pinned to the board as a Plan C for later down the line. I think once you see his method too, maybe it could be done using OM’s each way matcher which a lot of you will already have.

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July 9, 2017 at 10:24 am

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MbPunter 17 July 9, 2017 at 10:44 am

When you say £1ew stakes. Are you saying per horse or per horse per bookie?

For example are you actually placing £10ew split into 10 bets across 10 bookies?

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78naD 2 July 9, 2017 at 11:00 am

No it’s 1 or 2 quid each way per horse per race.

You can put as much on as you like per horse, you can even do multiple horses in the same race. But this will greatly affect the swings up and down in variance.

Anyway, check it out for yourself, it’s only a £1 trial.

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MbPunter 17 July 9, 2017 at 11:16 am

There’s no doubt the method is profitable. But at just £1 ew per horse, i’m not convinced your expected value would be £500 a month.

Will have a gander at the trial though, cheers.

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78naD 2 July 9, 2017 at 11:25 am

maybe it was 2quid each way, can’t remember the specifics. But it works anyway, that’s the main thing.

And obviously 1 quid each way stakes could make 500 a month too, all depends on the volume of bets you place.
More value bets = more money.

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FoG_BLoG 47 July 9, 2017 at 3:46 pm

This is what I am doing on bet365 bad ew races and on sky us racing.

I’m restricted on both accounts. But I just bet max on all the value and see how it goes. It’s letting me more than €1 per bet so I can’t really say what I’d be making at stakes that small. But I think it’s realistic to expect €10 profit per day on us racing using stakes around €1-€10 (max depending on odds). So that’s 300 there and probably similar on bet365 and there is your 500 per month. Neither sky or bet365 are interested in restricting me further. Especially 365 I’ve been value betting there and winning month on month since Dec.

Last month I hit 1K again total first time since I lost accas. And I didn’t do much more than betting max stakes on value bets on severely restricted accounts.

I’m not confident with the statement that only betting small stakes will preserve the life of unrestricted accounts. I had my betfair account restricted to zero and all I was betting was 2.50 ew. But that may be an isolated case, because of the attention on the each way edge loop hole at the time.

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MbPunter 17 July 9, 2017 at 4:13 pm

Yes sorry wasn’t suggesting it isn’t possible at smalls stakes but not as small as £1 ew per horse.

I was guessing at a highish average ROI of around 20% (Which feels ambitious). Would need about 40 horses per day. Which i thought seemed unlikely.

Nice work btw.

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Dave_Jones 7 July 9, 2017 at 6:32 pm

@78naD this was discussed on this site just over a year ago. You made a couple of posts on the thread if you click on the link below I am sure you will remember it. From the looks of things it does not appear as though CashedUp was a fan, I can’t remember what he was blocked for, so not sure how much notice should be given to his revue.

I guess if its only going to cost a couple of quid for a fortnight you could give it a go, and let us know what you think of it. Like most of the guys on here that have been doing this a while, I’m always on the look out for things to make a bit of money from once all my accounts are gubbed and restricted.

Here is the link

https://matchedbettingblog.com/topic/each-way-sniper-2/#.WWJnI8aGOUk

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pbetts 2 July 9, 2017 at 8:30 pm

Interesting pal

Will speak about it in more detail
But I’m sure we don’t need this guy to find the bets for us?

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78naD 2 July 9, 2017 at 8:51 pm

Just need the balls to stop laying the e/w arbs pbetts and we’d be flying! lol

@Dave-Jones, won’t be doing it meself at the moment mate because have bigger fish to fry, was only throwing it up here in case anyone was stuck. I know it does work though because of the math, it has to long term, can’t fail.

Fog is pretty much proof it does work as he’s being doing value bets with good returns recently.

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Cliff 24 July 9, 2017 at 10:19 pm

Going to give a trial ago, only got a few gubbed accounts at the mo so will see how it goes on them.

And as for paying the yearly fee of £100 odd or whatever it costs, sign up to clickbank as they use this for their affiliate programme. 75% commission for affiliates so you could get this for £25 odd a year

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78naD 2 July 11, 2017 at 12:32 pm

@Clifford, could you expand on your Clickbank loophole? If you sign up to click bank you can get 75% off?

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Coffeeman 0 July 11, 2017 at 1:16 pm

Clickbank (if memory serves) is an Affiliate Platform.

You get paid commission for selling products (usually digital) via your web site (can be a free blog).
So what Clifford is suggesting is you sign up to Clickbank, put a link on your web site (blog) and then sign up & pay for Sniper via your own link. Then eventually you should get back 75% from Clickbank.
TTH

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Cliff 24 July 11, 2017 at 4:39 pm

Coffeeman hit the nail on the head with that one, that is the exact method. Worked with clickbank before, their tracking is clean and you get paid quick.

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78naD 2 July 12, 2017 at 10:16 pm

Thought that’s what you were saying but sounded too good to be true. Pay for quite a few things via click bank so might look into that.

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Deej 15 July 14, 2017 at 4:20 pm

Interesting read, especially after losing Sky and Ladbrokes in very quick succession after keeping the accounts for a good two years.

I haven’t got a huge amount of experiance ew arbing as have been lucky and kept majority of accounts up until now.

Fog_Blog – can I assume the method you are using is to find ‘value’ bets – i.e what would be an each way arb opportunity, and then just not laying them off? As with restricted stakes it barely seems worth laying them off for the small guaranteed profit you make. Or am I missing something here? So as Dan says, not risk free by any means but law of averages this is paying off month in month out for you?

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