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New to matched betting?
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Hi Johnny. I would suggest you feel that way mainly because you’re just starting out. It will get better as your progress.
I’ve always found a spreadsheet sufficient. Just create yourself different sheets for different things. So, for example, you can have a page for your deposits, withdrawals and balances and then another page for dates, offers and progress. Anything you want to record or track, just create a separate sheet.
Thanks for the heads up @gilbs. Just posted on the main page…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/horse-racing/money-back-special-meydan-moplay-2/
Yes that would work @sparky.
If you select the ‘Match Winner’ and ‘Both Teams to Score’, that already assumes 3 or more goals being scored so you can’t always add ‘Over 2.5 Goals’. Some offers only require you to make two selections though.
Yes that sounds okay Johnny.
There’s no right or wrong way with mug betting. The jury is out on how effective mug betting actually is. All you can do is mix things up as much as possible and keep them guessing.
I always like to leave some funds in each account but it depends on your bankroll and whether you need to move the funds elsewhere. That should become easier as you build your bankroll up.
Hi Johnny,
The good news is you can use both Betfair and Smarkets in Ireland. It just depends on the bookmakers.
You would need to check the terms and conditions of each offer to see if Irish customers are eligible.
As far as I’m aware though, there is money to be made over there.
In terms of the two offers you’ve mentioned…
I always prefer to keep offers separate in order to keep things simple. This is especially important when you’re just starting out too as it’s easy to become confused.
That being said, I hope it worked out for you.
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Not a free option Paul, but OddsMonkey really is a great resource for the casino stuff.
I’ve got some changes coming for the forum as a whole so I’ll definitely consider adding a Casino section.
It depends to what extent the odds are getting boosted.
You just need to plug the boosted back odds and the lay odds into the calculator to see what profit you’re able to make. You also have the option of underlaying for a bigger risk-free potential profit if you prefer. Just click the ‘SHOW ADVANCED’ tab and click ‘UNDERLAY’.
It might be worth doing if you can find really tight odds. I took a look this morning and England were back odds of 3.50 and lay odds of 4.20, which isn’t great.
The William Hill Golden Goal offer is a lot better as you just need your team to score first, rather than to be leading at half-time. It’s also a lot more likely with football that the team who scores first will draw or lose compared to a rugby team throwing away a half-time lead to lose the game.
With the rugby, there’s only 40 minutes for the opposition to overturn the deficit, whereas in football that first goal could be scored as early as the first minute.
Your £50.00 deposit will automatically be used first, so I would be inclined to stake that separately first, using the underlay method. The method is explained in my Bonus Rollover Strategy page.
That way, if your back bet wins, you’ve not lost anything. If your back bet loses, you can then proceed with playing through the £50.00 bonus.
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If you’re looking for more information about matched betting in Australia, I’ve just added a new page…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/matched-betting-in-australia/