Hi @jeph32,
Things have certainly changed a fair bit over the years.
You can find all of the available sign up offers on my New Customer Offers page. Just have a read of the terms and decide which ones you want to take up. My advice is to start with the free-bet offers, then move on to risk-free offers and bonuses. Always make sure you have enough funds to available to fulfil any wagering requirements and if you don’t like the terms, feel free to leave it and move on to a different offer.
The general consensus nowadays is that you’re going to lose a few accounts along the way, it’s inevitable. The bookies are a lot better nowadays at monitoring accounts and identifying those that display patterns suggestive of matched betting. You just need to mix things up as much as possible and keep them guessing.
Oddsmatcher’s tend to be a premium tool nowadays. I would recommend OddsMonkey if that’s the route you want to go down but it’s not a necessity. It’s easy enough to find your own bets.
We can actually lay multiples on the exchanges now. Both Betfair and Smarkets offer a selection of pre-built accumulators for us to back and lay.
You’re right about the exchanges. If you’re doing a Betfair Sportsbook offer, it’s best to lay your bets elsewhere. The same applies for any Paddy Power offers as they are now in business with Betfair.
Hope that helps!
Matt
Hi @the-big-j,
You may find the following forum thread useful regarding IE Snare…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/topic/getting-gubbed-check-for-bookmakers-spyware-on-your-pclaptop/
IE Snare was a big topic of conversation a few years back but I’ve not heard much about it since.
I think everyone has their own ideas regarding gubbings. It’s inevitable that you’ll lose a few accounts along the way, just try and mix things up as a much as possible and keep the bookies guessing.
Hi @vicky,
Here’s a list of the 2019/20 season-long offers that we’re currently awaiting outcomes for…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/football/premier-league-2019-20-offer-betfred/
https://matchedbettingblog.com/football/premier-league-2019-20-offer-betstars/
https://matchedbettingblog.com/football/premier-league-2019-20-offer-genting-bet/
https://matchedbettingblog.com/football/champions-league-2019-20-offer-genting-bet/
https://matchedbettingblog.com/football/premier-league-2019-20-offer-paddy-power/
https://matchedbettingblog.com/football/premier-league-2019-20-offer-partypoker/
https://matchedbettingblog.com/football/premier-league-2019-20-offer-the-pools/
https://matchedbettingblog.com/football/premier-league-2019-20-offer-william-hill/
Sorry to hear that @studig.
Thanks for the heads up on this one.
Hi @thebiga,
No problem at all, please to hear you’re finding the site useful.
To answer your questions…
It sounds like there was a small amount of liquidity available at the slightly better lay odds of 15.50.
Yes where qualifying bets are concerned, the closer your odds, the lower your qualifying loss will be. The more bets you place, the quicker you’ll get at spotting the right opportunities.
If you’re not using your Betfair Exchange account, then there’s little point in switching Reward plans. Like you say, you may as well benefit from some of the perks and bonuses.
Hope that helps.
Wasn’t a great offer that one @taylor.
Generally speaking though, for profit boost offers that are paid in cash, you can just add the percentage on to the back odds and enter those into the calculator.
So, if you were betting at odds of 4.00 (3/1) and it’s a 10% boost you would do the following calculations…
4.00 (decimal odds) – 1.00 (stake) = 3.00
3.00 * 0.10 = 0.30 (10% profit boost)
3.00 + 0.30 (boost) + 1.00 (stake) = 4.30So, you would enter 4.30 as your back odds instead of 4.00, when using the calculator.
Great offer this one guys!
I’ve put a walk-through guide together for anyone who’s interested…
This isn’t something I’m familiar with @boaz.
Have they definitely deducted commission from a winning bet?
What are the terms regarding the free bet @bobbydavia66?
You need to be sure that if your bet wins at the bookmaker you can afford to meet any wagering requirements.
It sounds like a generous offer, but be sure to read the terms thoroughly as I would hate for you to come unstuck.
Thanks for posting @gilbs.
Thanks for posting @gilbs.
Nice little offer to kick things off.
I’ve posted the guide here > https://matchedbettingblog.com/horse-racing/betfair-exchange-offer-newcastle/
It will certainly stand you in good stead @bruceyt101, but it’s always best to keep mixing things up and keep the bookies guessing.
Here are some mug betting tips to help you avoid being gubbed…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/article/how-to-avoid-being-gubbed/
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