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Couple of questions, looking to start matched betting but want to have everything right before taking the dive.
1. Is there any site that shows all current bookie offers/free bets/enhanced odds etc? Or do you just have to have a look at each bookie site all the time.
2. How much money would you say you need to start doing this? Considering I already have accounts with all bookmakers so no new account offers for me.
3. Do people always try and make at least some profit or do you go for 1 outcome being no loss no win and 1 outcome being money won if it comes out.Thanks.
+0July 5, 2016 at 1:00 pm
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Hi,
I live in Germany and i need some help on how to gain profit from Matched Betting. Please help me!
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I would be very grateful+0@eng1991
1. Check out Matts blog on this site everyday also look in the new offers section on the forums here should keep you going for a while. I don’t really want to mention other web sites as I don’t want to cause offence to Matt, but if you use a search engine you will find plenty of sites that cover what your looking for.2. Are you sure you have accounts with all the bookmakers (I think there are over 50 bookies that provide sign up offers), regarding how much money you need that is a more difficult question to answer. I have heard people starting off with as little as £50 and doing the really small sign ups and building their float up gradually. The more money you have though the easier you will find making money, and the quicker you can tackle some of the bigger sign up offers.
3. Not sure I really understood this question, your best bet would probably read through some of Matts blog posts, and see how he tackles some of the various offers available.
+0@Roest1 read through the various guides Matt has produced on this web site (click on the link at the top of this page that says guides). Also read some of his blog that talks you through exactly how to do most of the offers available.
+0@Dave_Jones
1.Can you help me where can i get more information about matched betting?2.Can i do matched betting if i live in Germany?
3.Which are the websites that offer you bonuses outside UK?
+0Thanks for your reply. With regards to question 3:
If you had odds of 2.10 with 1 bookie and 2.00 with another, would you stake the same amount on each to ensure you broke even with the bookie offering 2.00 if that selection won but won +0.10 with the other bookie if that selecton won.
Or would you back the one with 2.10 slightly less and the one at 2.00 slightly more to ensure smaller profit of maybe +0.03 on both sides.
+0@eng1991
If you are trying to get a free bet or other bonus with bookie A its irrelevant what odds bookie B is offering.
If the odds AT THE EXCHANGE are better than the bookie, then you have an arb and that is a win-win situation because you will be up whatever the outcome. you can also underlay an arb so that you break even if you lose and win more if the bet wins.unless you are talking about dutching, which is a different calculation all together.
HTH
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@deathstar
1.Can you help me where can i get more information about matched betting?2.Can i do matched betting if i live in Germany?
3.Which are the websites that offer you bonuses outside UK?
+0Your not having much luck here are you Roest1?
+01. https://matchedbettingblog.com/beat-the-bookies/
2. probably, but it depends if the bookies have offers for Germany. You need to find this out for yourself as I don’t live in Germany so it won’t show up for me.
3. don’t know, try google.+0Read the guides end of! FFS
+0What is FFS ??
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