November profits
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How is everyone looking?
+0November 29, 2016 at 11:01 pm
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Hi all, first time poster here although I’ve been following the site for a couple of months now. I’m up just over £600 for November, although I took around a week off at the start of the month. Pretty happy with that but it’s interesting to see that some of the more experienced posters have been able to get much more profit, especially on acca offers. I tried football accas a few times, laying each leg consecutively, but it didn’t seem worth the time and effort for a small reward (or a loss if 2 teams lose). I will look again to see if there are other ways of taking those refund offers on, any advice appreciated!
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Just shy of £500 for November calendar month. This is largely due to standard matched betting; no accas, no arbs, no e/w arbing, no multi-accounts, no sharbing. Plenty of scope to increase my monthly figure by investing more time and effort!
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Zero – my wife spends it all.
+0Alright guys, going have to share some knowledge with me here then. I been doing this for just under a year, just really concentrating on the offers more than anything. I only tend to profit around £150 a month and that’s a good month.
Where am I going wrong. Should I be looking at ew arbing etc ?+0
£1322 for me, £400 of that came from this Saturday and Sunday just gone.
I’m also counting two accas that came in and were effectively mug bets on World Cup qualifiers, one was a 5 fold the other a 9 fold cashed out when 8 won and Portugal were pegged back to 1-1 (they eventually won).
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devans. You get out of it what you put in. There is nothing wrong with taking £150 per month. That’s fine – you are probably only catching a few offers on the weekend – and this is fine if its all the time you want to spend on it.
If you have more time then …..
I would start with the blog – I can see Matt’s profit log since 19th of Nov is £150 so you obviously aren’t getting on all the offers so there is scope for improvement for you there if you want to check the blog and the “New Offers” forum every day and spend 30 mins to an hour each day getting your offers on.
The regular offers and the horse offers were enough to keep me going until I lost all my accounts (paddy, sky, will hill, betway, betfred, tote, ladbrokes, b365 etc).
I wouldnt be rushing into e/w arbing or acca refunds unless you have built up a float of a few thousand and if you are interested in these then there are threads and info all over the place on them.
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Haha. You’re a good husband sleepless.
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£800 for me. Gubbed most places so pretty pleased with that. (I’ve never branched into multi accounting). Most came from this weekend – had Blaklion for the extra place in the Hennessy, and the own goal bonus for sunbets.
Betstars also pretty good with the fallers insurance offer, and a few quid on the US election helped.
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All done great in our own ways pleased for everyone…some people notisabely quiet
+0Don’t think I’ve done that well compared to a lot here. Although I don’t keep track. Is a matter of putting the time in though, I struggle to do as much as I could without using calculator and record keeping
+0Well done to everyone for making the amounts they do. Just a point i wanted to make about profit figures, for some of the people who are new to match betting seeing figures of £1000+ looks like they aren’t making enough or doing something wrong. While it is obviously possible to make this amount, if profit was shown as a % then it would be easier to compare how much profit is being made. Profit % would be the same with a £5 stake or £500 stake. Newbies probably don’t have the bankroll to be putting bets on with the kind of stakes some people use or the offers they are able to take advantage of. Anyway was just my idea so people can more easily see what can be made.
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Agree bluemoon, some just don’t have the float to bang £100 on a 15/1 arb (£1500 lay) for £35 profit.
I’ve only just got back into it putting the time in, havent bothered with restarting the books and on top of that the Paddy £20 boost’s aren’t coming in. Best guess probably about £550.
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First top for the last 2 posters…you must keep logs! I find it incredible in this daynage with spreadsheets being so easy that one wouldn’t
Agree blue moon it would be hard for me to say as I don’t log each bet in that way but I have a 8k float in Smarkets so say 30% of that over the month
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Why keep logs (of individual bets)?. All you need to know is what came out your bank account, what went in and the bookie/exchange balances. You can work out a profit figure at any time.
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Just to say the Twitter account that supert recommended on the first page really did the business yesterday. If you’re lazy like me in finding arbs, its a good one to follow, all five of the ones they posted yesterday came in and I made a fair whack of cash.
Thanks supert
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