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New to matched betting?
My Matched Betting Academy is the best place to get started. Learning the fundamentals takes 10-15 minutes and you’ll make £15 in the process.
Learning the fundamentals takes 10-15 minutes and you’ll make £15 in the process.
My recommendation is to avoid using a VPN when matched betting, even if you use one for your everyday online activity.
I’ve put an article together discussing this topic at length, which you may find useful…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/article/matched-betting-and-vpns/
My recommendation is to avoid using a VPN when matched betting, even if you use one for your everyday online activity.
I’ve put an article together discussing this topic at length, which you may find useful…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/article/matched-betting-and-vpns/
There are plenty of reload offers available once you’ve exhausted the new customer offers.
Please take a look at the following article for more in-depth info…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/article/how-long-does-matched-betting-take/
You should be aiming to make around £500 a month with a starting bankroll of £300-£500. You can start with less, it’ll just take you a bit longer to get to the £500 a month mark.
Please take a look at the following article for more in-depth info…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/article/how-much-can-you-make-from-matched-betting/
If anyone is planning to apply for a mortgage at some point, you really do need to keep your matched betting activity separate from your everyday in-comings and outgoings.
I’ve put an article together discussing this topic at length and outlining the options that are available…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/article/matched-betting-and-mortgages/
Debit cards are available to UK customers at any high street bank. Monzo and Monese are also solid options with their app-based banking platforms. Super easy to sign up and get started with.
You might find my banking article helpful which takes you through all of the different banking options suitable for matched betting…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/article/best-bank-account-for-matched-betting/
Any bank account will do the job here. I don’t think there’s an issue with opening a new account with your existing bank unless you plan to apply for a mortgage with them.
I’ve actually written an article about this that you might find useful…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/article/best-bank-account-for-matched-betting/
It explains why it’s best to set up a separate account and takes you through the best banking options for matched betting.
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Hi @deang. Bets using bonus funds are usually stake returned as you thought.
It’s difficult to say what’s occurred without seeing the figures but are you aware of the following term?…
‘Only the bets which do not exceed the original deposit amount will be included in the turnover requirements.’
So if you stake £100, only £50 of that would count towards wagering.
Have you already started the rollover? If not, it might be worth considering backing out and looking for offers with more favourable terms.
If you’ve already started, I would definitely advise low odds due to your limited bankroll. Just make sure you have enough funds available to complete the wagering requirement.
Yes, pretty much all bookmakers and exchanges have a list of restricted countries.
Smarkets don’t accept customers from the following countries…
Australia, France, Hong Kong, Switzerland, China, South Africa, Denmark, Czech Republic, Belgium, Turkey, the United States, Italy, Portugal, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Kazakhstan.
Apologies @ryanb75, missed this one.
Did you give this offer a go?
I think it’s generally an offer to avoid as the jackpot prize is shared between all winners and it’s very difficult to lay the bets you’re placing.
I’ve just opened up a new forum for Cheltenham guys.
I wasn’t expecting there to be too much demand for one this year.
Good luck to everyone!
Not heard much about GatoBet, but I see they’re part of the same group as BetSteve, InterBet and PriveWin amongst others.
Appears to be a decent enough welcome offer!
There isn’t a promo code for the STS welcome offer. The bonus should be credited upon settlement of your qualifying bet and comes with a 6x wagering requirement.
If you don’t receive it soon, it might be worth querying it with them.
No, unfortunately you can’t do both.
My personal preference would be to do one of these price boosts instead of the standard welcome offer.
The wagering requirement for the standard welcome offer make it hard work, not to mention that you have to place combi bets.
For these price boosts you can just place a straightforward back and lay bet.
The bonuses have a 3x wagering requirement, so if you stand to win a £30.00 bonus like with this one, you should be able to extract around £27.00 cash from it. So instead of entering odds of 31.00 on the calculator, you can enter 28.00 instead.
If your bet wins, you’ll just have the wagering to complete and if it loses, you’ll make your profit straight away at the exchange.
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