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I’ve just went to extract my hard earned bonuses from hi5. Found my game, Portugal 3-1 Sweden. 15/16. Put a 50 quid free bet on it….. it says a trader has reviewed my bet and I wait. What do I see next? My bet placed and accepted. AT A HALF STAKE OF MY FREE BET! I go on live chat. I get this: Having checked your account, following a review of the recent activity our Trading department have taken the decision to restrict your account.
Nica M: Each bet you may request will be treated and reviewed on its merit by our traders and you will be informed of the stake level they are willing to offer you.+0March 28, 2017 at 7:16 pm
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Grand plan, I know. I’m 100% sure I can achieve it if I wasn’t so lazy anyways. I’ve lost around 2k in mistakes and chasing losses after mistakes since I’m a match bettor. The first one when I lost 700 quid I defo felt tragic. That was after a bet of mine for 50 didn’t get matched and went on to lose. I chased the losses and got my -figure to 700 for the day. Thank God for Smarkets’ self exclusion option, I’d have wasted my whole budget that day I’m sure. The other day Sunday I reckon it was, I lost 310 quid doing the Hi5 – a bet of 400 at a 1.83 priced nag. Was waiting for the lay price to come at 1.84 least. Didn’t happen and I did what you should never do – try to lay in play!!!!!!!!! My horse drifted to 2.50 at one point and I had to lay 400 at 2.50 thinking he would lose and I’d cover myself up. He then turned the turbo on and won by a NECK. -310 from that one. BUT! Yesterday without even wanting to do – I’ve somehow got them back!!! Backed a horse with 50 at 4.00, it was a race with two favs priced at that. Laid at 4.00 as well, thinking I’ve just made a loss of around a quid, let’s see what happens. Switched RacingPost on my so supposed to be horse LOST but there was a Hi5. Turned out it was the other 4.00 fav who won with 8L. BUT THEN…………… I found out I made a mistake and had the winner at Hills and laid the losing joint favourite!!!! Which meant I won 200 at WH, won my lay bet and even got a hi5!!!! That’s just the rollercoaster called life. I’m not kicking myself regretting I’ve lost that much in silly stuff. When you’re learning a new skill and putting so much on a 4 legged animal at a fast tempo you’re guaranteed to make a costly mistake at least once. We’ve all done it. That’s why I’ll try to be careful with the EW arbing as I know you could lose 1000s in bloody seconds – all your work for months wiped out in a minute. Sorry for the rant, just felt like sharing with you guys lol
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Haha sounds like the pup has grand plans but I like his styles
Seriously tho in your examples if u don’t get the lay u want (tho I only back when it’s available anyway) then consider taking the next price up always…costs u a few quid ql and u might still win. By hoping the price comes down u are literally gambling FACT
+0Don’t take this the wrong way but from your examples you really aren’t ready for your ambitions.
What’s the rush? There’s plenty of ways to tick over money while you find your feet.+0
Agree with betman to an ex tent. Also ew arbing will probably lose u accounts I’d say…so best approach is to utilise them for free bets and once they ban u from free bets then go for the arbs!
+0@ncfcmikey if you still have most of your bookie accounts intact then why not do the non lay acca offers. Fog Blog makes around £1k a month doing this and he has lost a lot of the good acca bookies such as Hills.
It takes far less time than doing the various horse racing offers, and there is no danger of making a silly mistake on one bet and costing yourself hundreds of pounds. You will have periods of losing runs, as the non lay method does not provide you profit on every bet.
I don’t think someone new to MBing should do the non lay method, but you seem to have the bank roll to tolerate a long losing run.
Your accounts are likely to last a bit longer doing accas than they are doing the horse racing offers, although if your profits are coming from the bookies they will all eventually gub you.
Read everything Fog Blog has written on non laying accas, all the information you need is provided in his posts. It would be difficult (unless you are multi accounting) to make £20k by September but I think you could make around half that amount with very little stress and hassle.
+0Thanks Davie however my plans are to hit them hard and fast. My plans consist of hitting both accas and ew arbing with 3 accounts – I know it sounds hard but the only thing stopping me atm is budget – gonna try to grind enough to fund all. Then I’m aiming for greatness. Can’t cope with Hi5 (which will end soon) being my only income. All or nothing
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