Skybet hidden gem!!
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I stumbled accross some guys on twitter @thebookieangel and they have found a loophole is Skybet place odds markets… check out their pinned tweet!!
+0December 2, 2016 at 11:14 pm
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Is the not to place market available only on certain races? I can’t find it for any races on skybet.com.
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It’s on sky bet mobile, the day of the race, if you’re looking for tomorrow’s races and/or using sky bet desktop you won’t find the market
+0Oh, found it – cheers. Interesting that it’s only on mobile, wondering what the motivation is.
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Anyone have any success with this today? Also has anyone noticed patterns i.e. which races seem to have better opportunities than others?
+012.10 Newcastle – Our Dancing Dandy not to place – 4.50, to place on Smarkets is currently 1.36.
Around £9 guaranteed of a £50 back stake.
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How do you guys find these?. Do you wade thru every race, doing a calc?. Is there a quick rule of thumb to get possible profit?. It only needs a small movement in odds to trigger a profit into loss (or vice versa). So one that was a loss can suddenly come into profit.
+0Wow, that one that anondeplume posted seems to good to be true almost. Anyone been doing these every day? Seems a sure fire gubbing
+0This is first one I’ve done. Had the morning free so thought I’d take a gander. I just looked at the early races, don’t have the bank to tie up funds for later races.
But yeah, exchange and calc in side by side windows, app in hand, didn’t take long. The favourite for the same race was 15/1.15 at one point but that’s only for those with big funds.
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Dancing Dandy 1.38 now – not alot of liquidity about though.
Anondeplume – I tried wading thru’ but was taking yonks to find a few £. Most were losses. Odds change though so a loss can quickly become a profit.
Maybe I was picking wrong races.+0
I fully expect to be gubbed through doing this, but I think the short term money available through this far outweighs what I would be getting from sky bet offers in the long term.
+0The liquidity really seems to come and go but I managed to get around £80 in two batches on it at smarkets within about 5 mins.
I would say you don’t really need to wade through every race – take 10 mins each morning, or whatever time you have, and see if you can spot any. Some days you will, some days you won’t.
I do the same the night before on B365 and Ladbrokes – if I find close matches, I get the back and lay on there and then. I’ve found if there’s a non runner, B365 reduced the amount by less than Smarkets. And every so often, the odds will drift on a horse that goes on to win – I’ve had two horses in the last month go from 6s to 12s and win. B365 and Laddies then do the Best Odds Plus and I’ve come out with big profits. That’s rare but if the QL is minimal, it’s good for a go and saves me trying to find stuff while at work.
+0@awooga I don’t know. I guess it’s stands out if you suddenly start betting on a niche market that you’ve never touched before. But at the same time, I’m betting on the 2nd fav (with the rest of the horse at way longer odds) to not place top 2 in a 6 horse race. I’ll lose the bet with Sky more often than not. They know that, hence the tempting odds they offer, no?
+0Don’t really wanna give up the minimum £200 guaranteed a year from their free bet club. And I assume the gubbing would come with large stake restrictions too, so you wouldn’t even be able to keep doing this.
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Cheers anon.
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I mentioned it somewhere before. I probably made €1000 off sky before I was gubbed and then restricted. Maybe spread across a year and a half until fully restricted. If you can make close to €1000 in a few weeks its probably more worth while arbing on the not to place market.
Is it realistic to make 250 per week or about 50 per day on this strategy? Will your account last more than 3 or 4 weeks if you are? If so then go for it, if not then stay away.
I don’t know the answers, but it seems from ppl on here that have been involved in arbing, you can lose your account in days rather than weeks so it probably is quite a risky strategy but at the same time it is hard to look at free money and walk away!
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