OddsMonkey Offer – £1 Cheltenham Trial
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Just a quick one guys to let you know about their Cheltenham offer, as I know some of you don’t follow the main blog.
Get 7 days of full premium access for just £1.00 (available until midnight on Saturday 4th March 2017).
There’s plenty of racing on Saturday to try out their Eachway Matcher tool ahead of the Cheltenham Festival 2017!
Maximise your profits > http://mb.tips/OddsMonkey7Days
+0March 3, 2017 at 2:58 pm
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New to matched betting?
My Matched Betting Academy is the best place to get started. Learning the fundamentals takes 10-15 minutes and you’ll make £15 in the process.
Learning the fundamentals takes 10-15 minutes and you’ll make £15 in the process.
Sigh…. joined at £15 per month last weekend to see whether it was worth the hype
Would recommend it to anyone thinking about it – pays for itself within an acca or two 😉
+0Can you sign up and cancel straight away and keep the full 7 days of the trial, or do we need to cancel by the end of the trial?
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Same here Tony – sorry Matt!
Agreed, the each way and also the acca finders are pretty damn useful, takes a lot of the pain away from the advanced techniques. I’d say the odds matcher on its own would pay for a months subscription, my FB extraction is back way north of 80% as I’d got a little lazy looking for closer matches ?
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Chris – you won’t cancel it.
+0I was using both PA and OM back end of last year but ended up dropping OM as I felt PA had the better acca software at the time. Took the trial yesterday and think OM are way better than PA now they have Brazil and betway etc on the acca catcher so looks like I will be swapping over cheers Matt for the heads up!
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Signed up on the £1 deal, looks an impressive site.
As someone who’s never done accas (or e/w) I’m struggling to see where you make money on these – I’ve read the guides but when I try looking for acca matches I’m only getting £2-3 guranteed profit per acca and that’s with games lasting over a week. Or alternatively large potential profits but equally large potential losses too.
Am I doing something wrong?
+0Yeah, they do seem good. I think because they’re proper proper companies now that they have to up their game constantly. There’s so much competition and only so many avenues they can go down, so they’re making sure they cover all bases I think.
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The big dog is on this
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