S Markets
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So I have been Matched Betting since May and always used Betfair and have gotten very used to it! I think it was back August time? can’t really remember..but Matt started to use S Markets on his blog but I decided to stick it out with Betfair as I was comfortable with sticking to what I know. However, as my knowledge of matched betting has increased I now feel more comfortable opening an S Markets account alongside my Betfair as I think it will be handy to have both due to the 2% commission, and therefore laying off any popular bets such as premiership games I suspect the odds between S Markets & Betfair will be fairly similar.
Could anyone let me know how you go about the £10 bonus you get from S Markets? It says any loss will be refunded up to £10, so I therefore just have to back and lay and hope the bet wins in at the bookies? and therefore loses at S Markets?
Cheers for the help!
+0December 31, 2015 at 1:16 am
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Well my spend is no where near 6k!? Wow thats alot! But yeah didnt start this thread to be a debate guys sorry we all know the advantages and disadvantages etc..im going to open mine up soon just wanted to know about £10 bonus etc!
+0I pretty much exclusively use betfair and what you have to remember is that your commission level drops – so in a month mine has gone from 5% to around the 2%\3% range. So it isn’t necessarily always a 5% charge as most state.
+0How have you managed that Lealdo ?
Are you sure you are not mistaken, and what you actually have is a 2
% discount on your commission of 5% meaning you have a true commission of 4.9%.
To go from 5% to 2% is nigh on impossible.+0Yeah I think your mistaken there…i get around 4.7% on betfair with all my points that I have..I think even the limit isnt even close to 2%
+0It is possible that is what I have done, although my calculations show I am getting more than a 0.1% discount – so must be somewhere between. Certainly put a lot through betfair monetary wise last two months but will look into the exact amount. But the point still stands that 5% isn’t the true figure you necessarily pay.
+0I guess it is possible betfair says if you have over 150,000 points you get a 60% on the 5% commission. However, my points have never been over around 4,000 and I thought i used it a shit load!! take into account they decay 15% each week you must absolutely hammer it!!
+0It is very easy to calculate the actual commission rate.
With respect,if you cant do that correctly,dont really think you should be matchedbetting in the 1st place.+0Get regular offer updates, tip and tricks, big offer alerts and more straight to your inbox.
It’s probably pretty tough to get your commission rate below 4.7% on BF through matched betting alone. Even if you wanted to achieve like 4%, you would effectively need to be betting £10,000s every week (in liability, so to speak).
+0LOL I’m being a massive ass, but if you don’t know simple probabilities, I think that’s more of a hindrance to any betting activity. 😉
+0Well I have around 3000-4000points on average I struggle to believe how lealdo has over 150,000 in order to get the commision he speaks of
+0At least we agree on something Mark !!
+0Hahaha I hope you take my joke with a pinch of salt! I think we would agree on most things.
+0I think Lealdo has made a false statement in error.
Thought he would have come back by now to state the actual commission,its not hard to work out.
Prehaps hes trolling through forums looking for a calculator to do it for him.+0No actually I am at work and haven’t had the chance to read through your multiple witty replies till now.
+0now now ladies!
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