Risk Free Stragegy

  • So i did read everything on this site about the risk free version but im just hoping to confirm with some seasoned players about the technique. Brilliant guide but it lacks a little clear info.

    Sign up and deposit (assuming £25)
    Qualifying bet: Enter risk free on calc, enter 80% of offer into cashback. Do what the calculator says betting at high odds.
    Option one: win at bookies, collect roughly £16 profit off them. All done in one bet.
    Option two: win at exchange, lose a few pennies due to commission. Get free bet at bookies. Then make a qualifying style bet using low odds. Using qualify on calculator.

    What do you say?

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    Tomfromdablock 0

    Anyone?

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    Tomfromdablock 0

    I have read everything as clearly as i can.
    Do we not stand a chance to make more profit if we put £25 cashback into the field?Same as our £25 bet. That way if we win at the bookies we make roughly £20 in one go. But if we get a refund we would lose £5 because of the lower lay on the first bet and then lose another £4 making our next bet to extract the winnings. Still earning an estimated £16. I have been entering the example from this site into the calculator with 0% commission to make it simpler.

    Would really love to hear back from someone good.

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    matchedem
    Blocked
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    Why not enter £50 in the cashback field…then make even more!

    Be best in the newbies forum this matey….but be sure you need to put the £20 in the cashback field as you can’t just assume 100% extraction unless a pro like me lol

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    RyanB 16

    I tend not to do it risk free and go for high odds and hope it loses and therefore you get the full £25 free bet. Granted, sometimes your bet will win and then you obviously get sweet f all…down to personal preference really.
    I think overtime it balances out i.e taking less profit risk free method or hoping your bet loses for the full free bet.

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