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Paid for service/Oddsmatcher?

Hi everyone.

I am very new to match betting and so need some help, especially with an oddsmatcher and somewhere that will show me the offers available (reloads etc)

The thing is, I was thinking of joining one of the paid for ones, but it is hard to see what is the best value for money (on one group I was banned for asking questions about PA which wasn’t their own group, the woman is clearly now working for them and pushing them from her blog). It can be hard to tell as a lot of the people are maybe paid for or getting the service free.

I feel like I need a helping hand with things and obviously use this site (this site mentioned every detail about laying and made me realise I had done it wrong before).

I need an oddsmatcher too, which I believe is found on the paid for sites.

Thanks for any help in advance.

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johnboy1980 1 June 1, 2016 at 9:09 am

@ cashedup yep they have a community forum Ashwell, I recommend to at least check it out for a month if your not using or don’t like you can cancel.

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tonyr 0 June 1, 2016 at 11:01 am

I’ve not had any gubbings then purchased the premium membership to oddsmonkey. Did a few arbs then got gubbed by three bookmakers. I’m cancelling my account, arbing seems to get you gubbed much quicker than match betting.

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Pickle 60 June 1, 2016 at 7:58 pm

Depends on the arbs you do I reckon. If one of these odds matching services have a horse running in 6 hours time at the top of their list and you go right to the bookies website right to the race and right to the particular horse and back it then it’s fairly obvious what your doing. They know your every click on their site. Whereas if your looking at a race a couple of minutes before the off and something stands out to you it’s a lot less obvious.

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