steady income

  • Hi guys. Just the idea. I want to go around the world and I’m looking for a steady income. Some countries in I.e. Asia are pretty cheap so you can live off this 400-500 a month. Now my question is a newbie can you rely on this as a steady income per month? I do have about 4000 in savings and don’t want to spend it all. Could pick up some work on the way also.
    The other thing is the rules for promotions. If I’ll be in different countries around the world I may have a problem with logging in/depositing or withdrawing money/using offers. Anyone have any experience in it?
    Please share your thoughts on it folks 🙂

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    artful 0

    It’s possible. You’ll just need a UK VPN so it looks like to the bookie you’re in the UK

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    szffagier 0

    what about the rest of my concerns? Is it actually as good as it looks like? I made some money on it already, but I can’t consider MB a steady income just yet. How about you guys? Getting really ~500 a month just off MB? ThanKs!

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    username 0

    I’ve averaged 600 p/m this year so far (didnt keep records for 2015), but it’s not really steady as such, that average has been propped up by some big casino wins and cheltenham

    plus the longer you do it the less bookies will be available to you, so it’s not a long term solution

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    szffagier 0

    I thought bookies like MBtters since you aim to lose in the bookies?
    The owner of the blog seem to be fine with over 12k profit… 🙂

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    FoG_BLoG 60

    Hi szffagier.

    It’s probably impossible to do what you want. And probably illegal.

    There is a thread on the newbies forum that you should read.

    You should treat your mb earnings as bonus money. Don’t rely on it for day to day.

    Give it a shot for 6 months, aim for £10,000. Then go travel and budget accordingly…

    It’s a one time thing though… The bookies won’t let you take 10 grand off them again.

    I think the blog owners profits here are just theoretical. It’s impossible that he has still paddy power account still active for example. They have even gunned half the mug bettors!

    I wouldn’t bet out of territory, I know that you can use VPN or something but feels a totally other level of cheating the bookies that matched betting.

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    username 0

    nah, most people on here will have been banned from free bets and enhancements by more bookies than they can count. I think the general consensus is that the blog is a theoretical profit log assuming the reader still has all of their accounts. I’d be surprised if Matt is still able to claim paddypower offers for example

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    Dave_Jones 10

    Excellent advice there by FoG, unless your in a desperate hurry to go traveling, stay in this country and try and make as much as you can from all the sign up and on going offers as you possibly can. BTW bookies do not like match bettors, where do you think our profit comes from?

    You should find that after a few months you will have made several thousand pounds which added to your current savings should enable you to see the world, good luck.

    As FoG says though this is a one off thing, bookies are very quick to gub people so you could not keep making money off them for years to come.

    Don’t believe all the hype on various web sites about all the regular income you can make, this income is not long term, the bookies are not stupid they have systems in place to watch out for match bettors.

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    patrick
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    Szfaggier, it is a myth that bookies like matchbettors.
    The value for matchbetting comes from the bookies, not from the exchange.
    Overall matchbettors win at the bookies and lose at the exchange.
    Hence why the bookies are running scared and using the gubbing stick more and more.
    Also as others have said the profit in the blog is thoeretical profit,assuming no restrictions which in reality is nonsense.
    Being cynical (i e experienced optimist) I would think Matt set up this blog to boost his income as he realised matchbetting is not sustainable in the long term.

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    Dave_Jones 10

    I forgot to mention if you live in a city and so have access to lots of betting shops you might want to look into sharbing, however with the footie season finishing today then the timing isn’t exactly ideal for that.

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    mike j 13

    You also need to take into consideration that you will have a lot of money spread across multiple accounts with a big chunk of cash in the exchange. It’s not as if you can go to the cashpoint and withdrawl £500 out at the end of the month. You need to keep a lot of money in the accounts so can do the offers as they arise. It was a good 6 months before I started to withdrawl. Either way. Make sure you know what your doing before you click that confirm bet button. Mistakes are easily made and can cost a small fortune

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    beesty2016 7

    Matched betting offers have definitely been less in frequency but thankfully I have found a new method to make money from the whole industry. As a result im 600 up this weekend. I’m hoping its sustainable as well!

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    christop48 0

    Just out of interest, what is this new method you’re using?

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    mike j 13

    Am going to take a stab in the dark and say laying horses

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    patrick
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    Laying horses can not be sustainable in the longterm. Just another form of gambling.
    Not being negative, just realistic.

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    mike j 13

    Yea I know it’s gambling but 600 in a weekend is too good to be guaranteed, got to be an essence of gambling in there

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