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CB_NO3
19-11-2015, 05:27 PM
Anybody on here in to the matched betting? Been doing it myself for a couple of months now and making some good cash from it, it's an improvement on getting rammed from the bookies every weekend anyway.

I only got in to it because of a guy I speak to at the games told me about a hibby he knows who's made over £30k from it this year already. The boy writes about it on his site every month with how much he has made from it and that so I thought I'd give it a bash. Done just over £750 myself from it last month which I was delighted with, the cash is all tax free as well. Could probably make more but not had enough time, going to hit it hard in run up to christmas when off the work and see if I can make more.

Here's the boy's site that explains how it all works and that if you've never heard of it before, it can be tricky to understand at first but once you've done the first couple of offers it's a doddle: http://www.jamie-anderson.com/profit-accumulator-review/

Killiehibbie
19-11-2015, 06:37 PM
Anybody on here in to the matched betting? Been doing it myself for a couple of months now and making some good cash from it, it's an improvement on getting rammed from the bookies every weekend anyway.

I only got in to it because of a guy I speak to at the games told me about a hibby he knows who's made over £30k from it this year already. The boy writes about it on his site every month with how much he has made from it and that so I thought I'd give it a bash. Done just over £750 myself from it last month which I was delighted with, the cash is all tax free as well. Could probably make more but not had enough time, going to hit it hard in run up to christmas when off the work and see if I can make more.

Here's the boy's site that explains how it all works and that if you've never heard of it before, it can be tricky to understand at first but once you've done the first couple of offers it's a doddle: http://www.jamie-anderson.com/profit-accumulator-review/Done this when it was called bonus bagging and once you get the hang of it it's easy. Used it for all sorts of bonuses but my favourite was Blackjack before they made the turnover ridiculously high before you could cash out, I even discovered a bot that played the hands for you. There was plenty free info on ways to take money from the bookies so I wouldn't be paying anybody for it.

lord bunberry
19-11-2015, 08:31 PM
I've tried it and it does work, but I found the temptation to just gamble the free bets in the normal way to hard to resist.

CB_NO3
19-11-2015, 09:45 PM
Its fantastic, especially with the amount of reload offers the bookies give these days. Its printing free money as long as your sensible and keep building up your total.

Pretty Boy
19-11-2015, 09:49 PM
It's a great way to build up a nice wee bank but a bit soulless for me. I get the thrill from picking a winner, especially one that has been priced up badly by the bookies.

Betting in a way where you really can't lose is too methodical and like hard work for me although as I say I will do it to build up a bank to gamble with.

K-Zazu
19-11-2015, 09:58 PM
I really don't understand it if I'm being honest

Dav1986
19-11-2015, 11:44 PM
What sort of bankroll do you need to start that? Do you need to keep opening up new accounts to keep getting the free bets? I've got a bit of a bankroll built up over last few weeks of singles and doubles but higher stakes than normal for a more 'guaranteed' outcome. Making a 10er a day would be enough for me... that's an extra 300 a month :thumbsup:

johnbc70
20-11-2015, 08:38 AM
I really don't understand it if I'm being honest

Me too, had a quick look at one of the links and was lost.

Anyway give us a quick overview?

lord bunberry
20-11-2015, 10:11 AM
Me too, had a quick look at one of the links and was lost.

Anyway give us a quick overview?

You open an account put a bet on with a bookie like ladbrokes and then you lay the bet of on the exchanges, the result of these 2 bets will leave you with a very small loss(under £1 most times) your original bet then qualifies you for a free bet which you also lay off with the exchanges. Your first bet is usually done at low odds to minimise your losses, the second bet(free bet) is done at bigger odds to maximise your profit. It's all pretty boring stuff and shouldn't really be looked at as gambling as there's no risk involved. If you've got the time and the patience you can make a living from it, my mates handed in his notice at work to do it full time.

CallumLaidlaw
20-11-2015, 10:26 AM
Funnily enough, I have just started it last night. My mate got into it a week or so ago. There is no chance I'd be able to work it out myself I don't think, so have been using a website called pure profit that works everything out for you. You get 3 free offers to start with that they talk you through (which will give you around £40 profit), and then if you want to unlock more, its £15 a month but they reckon you can make around £500 a month. It could be time consuming, but coming up to christmas, the extra pennies will come in handy.

CB_NO3
20-11-2015, 11:59 AM
All I can say is sign up and watch the videos. Its that easy. Dont look at it as betting. Look at it as a half hours bit of work every night to make cash. It took me a few hours to get my head round it. Do you first bet while watching the video. Pause and rewind as many times as you like. Once you get the hang of it, its a piece of cake. The idea is to keep as much money as possible in your laying account and dont be tempted to take it out, that means you can do more bets at once and so on.

CB_NO3
20-11-2015, 12:17 PM
P.S. I should say, I have signed up to 3 different sites and the link I put at the top is by far the best. It has excellent tutorial videos and an excellent forum that keeps you up to date.

Killiehibbie
20-11-2015, 04:29 PM
I really don't understand it if I'm being honestMany online bookmakers offer a sign up/welcome bonus usually a free bet, as an incentive to try and entice you to opening an account with them. This usually requires an initial bet with your own money to obtain the free bet, by using a betting exchange such as Betfair (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/betfair.html) or Betdaq (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/betdaq.html) you can remove the risk of losing your own money and extract the free bet in the process to make a profit.This is done using a technique called matched betting (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/guide), by backing or betting an event at a bookmaker and laying the same event at a betting exchange it is possible to extract free bets to guarantee a profit.
The matched betting (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/guide) guide section contains a free and comprehensive step by step explanation on how to use this technique to make over £1,500 without too much effort.
Step by step process




Open an account with a bookmaker (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/free-bets/)
Open an account with one of the betting exchanges (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/other-guides/betting-exchanges/)
Place a qualifying bet with a bookmaker and lay the bet at one of the betting exchanges (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/other-guides/betting-exchanges/)
A free bet will then be credited to your account
Place the free bet at the bookmaker and lay the bet at one of the betting exchanges


http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/

The secret to making money is to treat it as a part time job and don't do 'fun' bets with your bankroll.

Pete
20-11-2015, 05:12 PM
Might give it a go tonight.

However, if something is too good to be true then it normally is...or someone will put a stop to it somehow. I don't think I'll be jacking my job in yet.

HUTCHYHIBBY
20-11-2015, 05:37 PM
Search for arbritrage betting, much the same thing.

Killiehibbie
20-11-2015, 05:50 PM
Search for arbritrage betting, much the same thing.Not really, arbing is backing all outcomes for a profit this is about cashing out bonuses.

HUTCHYHIBBY
20-11-2015, 06:05 PM
Risk free investing, much the same.

Hiber-nation
20-11-2015, 06:14 PM
P.S. I should say, I have signed up to 3 different sites and the link I put at the top is by far the best. It has excellent tutorial videos and an excellent forum that keeps you up to date.

Cheers for this Bomber, had a wee look but I've got an account with just about every bookie going so I'd need to fart about with alternative e-mail addresses and bank accounts and I'm not sure I've got the patience....might look at it again next week when I've got more time :aok:

Pretty Boy
20-11-2015, 06:21 PM
Might give it a go tonight.

However, if something is too good to be true then it normally is...or someone will put a stop to it somehow. I don't think I'll be jacking my job in yet.

Funnily enough far from discouraging it many bookies seems to be doing the opposite.

I think they may know many won't have the discipline to not bet away their profits.

Pete
20-11-2015, 06:26 PM
Funnily enough far from discouraging it many bookies seems to be doing the opposite.

I think they may know many won't have the discipline to not bet away their profits.

...but once you've joined every online bookie is that not it? Free bets are usually for new customers only.

CallumLaidlaw
20-11-2015, 06:28 PM
...but once you've joined every online bookie is that not it? Free bets are usually for new customers only.

My wife has suddenly taken a keen interest in online betting [emoji6]

There seems to be hundreds of bookmakers giving out offers these days.

Killiehibbie
20-11-2015, 06:34 PM
My wife has suddenly taken a keen interest in online betting [emoji6]

There seems to be hundreds of bookmakers giving out offers these days.
That's why you find some whole countries are banned from welcome bonuses, everybody and their uncle was making money but not actually gambling any.

lord bunberry
20-11-2015, 07:30 PM
...but once you've joined every online bookie is that not it? Free bets are usually for new customers only.

No the bookies are always doing offers to attract people to bet with them, they're called reload offers.

Hibee87
20-11-2015, 09:16 PM
Many online bookmakers offer a sign up/welcome bonus usually a free bet, as an incentive to try and entice you to opening an account with them. This usually requires an initial bet with your own money to obtain the free bet, by using a betting exchange such as Betfair (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/betfair.html) or Betdaq (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/betdaq.html) you can remove the risk of losing your own money and extract the free bet in the process to make a profit.This is done using a technique called matched betting (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/guide), by backing or betting an event at a bookmaker and laying the same event at a betting exchange it is possible to extract free bets to guarantee a profit.
The matched betting (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/guide) guide section contains a free and comprehensive step by step explanation on how to use this technique to make over £1,500 without too much effort.
Step by step process




Open an account with a bookmaker (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/free-bets/)
Open an account with one of the betting exchanges (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/other-guides/betting-exchanges/)
Place a qualifying bet with a bookmaker and lay the bet at one of the betting exchanges (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/other-guides/betting-exchanges/)
A free bet will then be credited to your account
Place the free bet at the bookmaker and lay the bet at one of the betting exchanges


http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/

The secret to making money is to treat it as a part time job and don't do 'fun' bets with your bankroll.

I dont understand what step 3 means.

Place a qualifying bet with a bookmaker and lay the bet at one of the betting exchanges (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/other-guides/betting-exchanges/)

what does place a qualifying bet and a lay bet mean :confused:

CallumLaidlaw
20-11-2015, 09:20 PM
I dont understand what step 3 means.

Place a qualifying bet with a bookmaker and lay the bet at one of the betting exchanges (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/other-guides/betting-exchanges/)

what does place a qualifying bet and a lay bet mean :confused:

The bookies say "receive a free £20 bet when you place a £5 bet". The £5 bet is the "qualifier. It releases the free bet. But you need to "lay" it with the likes of Betfair. A lay bet means you are betting on it NOT happening so you cover both sides. You will be a few pence down over the bet but you then do the same with the free bet and you'll end up with a profit - maybe around £15

Hibee87
20-11-2015, 09:26 PM
The bookies say "receive a free £20 bet when you place a £5 bet". The £5 bet is the "qualifier. It releases the free bet. But you need to "lay" it with the likes of Betfair. A lay bet means you are betting on it NOT happening so you cover both sides. You will be a few pence down over the bet but you then do the same with the free bet and you'll end up with a profit - maybe around £15

so take the tennis thats just played.

I place a fiver on a murray win and a fiver on murry loss as the lay.

tomorrow, free 20 pound i bet federer to win and lay 20 on fed to loos.......have i not just spent 30 pound in 2 days on those 2 bets, i still dont understand how i make a profit......soryr for the questions, just starting literally 15 min ago looking at this. might head over to youtube and see if there is some vids

CallumLaidlaw
20-11-2015, 09:31 PM
Place your fiver on Murray and lay against him. Whatever your result you'll be around 15p down, but you'll now have a £20 free bet. The £20 free bet gets placed on fed, and money layed against him, again you'll lose 2 or 3 quid but that was a free bet so you can now withdraw the cash which will be around £14/£15 profit.

Sergey
20-11-2015, 09:32 PM
so take the tennis thats just played.

I place a fiver on a murray win and a fiver on murry loss as the lay.

tomorrow, free 20 pound i bet federer to win and lay 20 on fed to loos.......have i not just spent 30 pound in 2 days on those 2 bets, i still dont understand how i make a profit......soryr for the questions, just starting literally 15 min ago looking at this. might head over to youtube and see if there is some vids

FFS man - you've not spent £30 - your outlay is only £10.

If you can't figure that out I wouldn't bother.

sleeping giant
21-11-2015, 10:02 AM
FFS man - you've not spent £30 - your outlay is only £10.

If you can't figure that out I wouldn't bother.

What about the Lay money on Fed? That's cash is it not ?

Godsahibby
21-11-2015, 10:06 AM
It's a great way to build up a nice wee bank but a bit soulless for me. I get the thrill from picking a winner, especially one that has been priced up badly by the bookies.

Betting in a way where you really can't lose is too methodical and like hard work for me although as I say I will do it to build up a bank to gamble with.

I do agree with this, if you do look at it as gambling then the thrill of 'bookie bashing' is certainly not there. I have started doing it and for me I am looking at it as a part time job, working on it a few hours a week for a not bad return.

I will still be looking at other ways to beat the bookies.

Killiehibbie
21-11-2015, 10:09 AM
I dont understand what step 3 means.

Place a qualifying bet with a bookmaker and lay the bet at one of the betting exchanges (http://www.matchedbetting.co.uk/other-guides/betting-exchanges/)

what does place a qualifying bet and a lay bet mean :confused:
The qualifying bet is your first bet with the bookie and where you have to be careful is to make sure your bet is placed at or above any minimum odds they might have in the T's&C's, e.g. it might have to be evens or above. The outcome of your qualifying bet is then laid on Betfair, meaning one bet wins and one loses releasing free bet from bookie to do the same again creating your profit. It all sounds very complicated but once you understand it it's simple.

lord bunberry
21-11-2015, 11:01 AM
What about the Lay money on Fed? That's cash is it not ?
It is, but you're getting pretty much all of you're original stake back, either from the back bet or the lay bet. In the scenario that the poster mentioned his actual cash outlay would be £20 if he waited for all the original bets to be settled. The reality is though you want to have as much money in your exchange account as possible in order to lay your bets at bigger odds and maximise your profit.

sleeping giant
21-11-2015, 02:45 PM
It is, but you're getting pretty much all of you're original stake back, either from the back bet or the lay bet. In the scenario that the poster mentioned his actual cash outlay would be £20 if he waited for all the original bets to be settled. The reality is though you want to have as much money in your exchange account as possible in order to lay your bets at bigger odds and maximise your profit.

Cheers for trying to explain but in the example we are talking about , he has spent 2 x £5 and 1 x £20 in cash and used 1 x £20 free bet.
That's £30 cash spent :greengrin:

lord bunberry
21-11-2015, 05:25 PM
Cheers for trying to explain but in the example we are talking about , he has spent 2 x £5 and 1 x £20 in cash and used 1 x £20 free bet.
That's £30 cash spent :greengrin:
It is but the 2x£5 bet results in a £10 return, remember although you are placing bets you're not actually gambling as you've got both outcomes covered.

.Sean.
21-11-2015, 05:34 PM
Anybody on here in to the matched betting? Been doing it myself for a couple of months now and making some good cash from it, it's an improvement on getting rammed from the bookies every weekend anyway.

I only got in to it because of a guy I speak to at the games told me about a hibby he knows who's made over £30k from it this year already. The boy writes about it on his site every month with how much he has made from it and that so I thought I'd give it a bash. Done just over £750 myself from it last month which I was delighted with, the cash is all tax free as well. Could probably make more but not had enough time, going to hit it hard in run up to christmas when off the work and see if I can make more.

Here's the boy's site that explains how it all works and that if you've never heard of it before, it can be tricky to understand at first but once you've done the first couple of offers it's a doddle: http://www.jamie-anderson.com/profit-accumulator-review/
You signed up to that as a platinum member mate?

Pete
21-11-2015, 05:36 PM
I couldn't find any free bets where the stake was returned and I worked out that I would be making a loss either way when it came to the second bet/lay.

Ach, I give up :confused:

seanshow
21-11-2015, 09:17 PM
Those who are gamblers (which I am not one) are probably tearing their hair out trying to explain this match betting thing to greenhorns like me. :greengrin
But it intrigued me to check out what was going on, I understand it in principal..almost.

Those in the know feel free to correct my calculations, and explain where I am going wrong.



Player Bet £10 @ 3/1 = £40
Player Bet £10 @ 1/3 = £13.33 <<<Result
Stake so far £20 returned £13.333333
Lost £6.67
*Free Bet* £20 @ 3/1 = £80
Player Bet £20 @ 1/3 = £26.66666 <<Result
Profit £6.66
Total Stake £40
Total Return £40

lord bunberry
21-11-2015, 10:04 PM
Those who are gamblers (which I am not one) are probably tearing their hair out trying to explain this match betting thing to greenhorns like me. :greengrin
But it intrigued me to check out what was going on, I understand it in principal..almost.

Those in the know feel free to correct my calculations, and explain where I am going wrong.



Player Bet £10 @ 3/1 = £40
Player Bet £10 @ 1/3 = £13.33 <<<Result
Stake so far £20 returned £13.333333
Lost £6.67
*Free Bet* £20 @ 3/1 = £80
Player Bet £20 @ 1/3 = £26.66666 <<Result
Profit £6.66
Total Stake £40
Total Return £40


I doesn't work like that, if you back something at 3/1 you would have to spend much more than your original stake to lay it off. The odds aren't reversed for your lay bet. Your original bet would be on as short odds as possible, for example you back at even money and lay at even money you end up with the same possible winnings on your back bet as your lay bet for the same stake. If you back at £10 at 3/1 it would cost you £30 to lay it off at that price, you would still end up with the same outcome but it would cost you more to do it. When you get your free bet you're doing the same thing again but you're not paying for the back bet. The trick is finding the small differences in odds between the bookies and the exchanges.

CB_NO3
21-11-2015, 11:15 PM
You signed up to that as a platinum member mate?
I have indeed.

seanshow
22-11-2015, 12:33 AM
I doesn't work like that, if you back something at 3/1 you would have to spend much more than your original stake to lay it off. The odds aren't reversed for your lay bet. Your original bet would be on as short odds as possible, for example you back at even money and lay at even money you end up with the same possible winnings on your back bet as your lay bet for the same stake. If you back at £10 at 3/1 it would cost you £30 to lay it off at that price, you would still end up with the same outcome but it would cost you more to do it. When you get your free bet you're doing the same thing again but you're not paying for the back bet. The trick is finding the small differences in odds between the bookies and the exchanges.

Right cheers, so you are looking for almost a toin coss 1/1 odds on all bets.

Just_Jimmy
22-11-2015, 12:59 PM
Does it ACTUALLY work? I'm of the cynical nature and think if it sounds too good to be true it usually is...

what happens when the sign ups dry up? once you have an account with most of the bookies surely you're done?

what can you really make? a month? a year?

CB_NO3
22-11-2015, 01:41 PM
Does it ACTUALLY work? I'm of the cynical nature and think if it sounds too good to be true it usually is...

what happens when the sign ups dry up? once you have an account with most of the bookies surely you're done?

what can you really make? a month? a year?
Course it works. Do some research. There is articles in The Guardian, Telegraph talking about it. There is plenty of bookies that you have never heard about that give excellent offers. The trick is to keep building the cash up and don't be tempted to withdraw, that means you can do lots of offers at once and make more cash. The reason you need to sign up to the profit acca site is they email you about £150 worth of reload offers every week, plus they have the calculation software that you need to work out what to lay. They also have a list of all the bookies and all the offers.

If there is a big event on like the Rugby World Cup, Cheltenham or Football World Cup then there are more offers. There is class bookies like 888 who give amazing promos on a weekly basis. There is also amazing casino offers where there is big cash but I am not going to lie, that's to advanced for me yet. Spending 10-15 minutes a night can make you £500 a month I reckon and that's after the main offers are complete. There is folk that make up to 2k a month but they are up all day doing it.

Just_Jimmy
22-11-2015, 01:58 PM
Course it works. Do some research. There is articles in The Guardian, Telegraph talking about it. There is plenty of bookies that you have never heard about that give excellent offers. The trick is to keep building the cash up and don't be tempted to withdraw, that means you can do lots of offers at once and make more cash. The reason you need to sign up to the profit acca site is they email you about £150 worth of reload offers every week, plus they have the calculation software that you need to work out what to lay. They also have a list of all the bookies and all the offers.

If there is a big event on like the Rugby World Cup, Cheltenham or Football World Cup then there are more offers. There is class bookies like 888 who give amazing promos on a weekly basis. There is also amazing casino offers where there is big cash but I am not going to lie, that's to advanced for me yet. Spending 10-15 minutes a night can make you £500 a month I reckon and that's after the main offers are complete. There is folk that make up to 2k a month but they are up all day doing it.

So really my cynical nature towards the talk of it being easy to make really big money is fair? I mean £500 a month is good, but it's not what they really advertise. I've been looking into it already and it's clearly worth a shot so we'll see how it goes.

thanks for the reply!

CB_NO3
22-11-2015, 02:14 PM
So really my cynical nature towards the talk of it being easy to make really big money is fair? I mean £500 a month is good, but it's not what they really advertise. I've been looking into it already and it's clearly worth a shot so we'll see how it goes.

thanks for the reply!
I personally wouldn't quit my job to do it but lots have, but if your looking for an easy £500 a month on top of your current wage then go for it.

Squealing pig
22-11-2015, 05:33 PM
Seriously considering this too went to start free trial but says my password was weak and even typing mumbo jumbo was still weak maybe just want me to sign up I guess . The one in op I tried

Squealing pig
22-11-2015, 05:34 PM
Just out of interest when u say 500 a month is it scattered between different bookies or all in one Place ?

Godsahibby
22-11-2015, 06:14 PM
I am not going to lie, it is not easy money. It does take time and effort. The results, if you put in the time are definitely worthwhile. You do need to get an understanding of it first and take your time. Losses only happen if you make a mistake!!

The more time you put in, the bigger the returns. I have made about £250 this weekend from about 4 hours work. Some was through a slots win which was a sign up bonus.

Treat it like a part time job doing an hour a day or a few hours a week and it will pay out like one. The more you put in the more you get out. The longer you do it the better you understand it and quicker you can do the offers.

Godsahibby
22-11-2015, 06:15 PM
Just out of interest when u say 500 a month is it scattered between different bookies or all in one Place ?

Different bookies and exchanges, depends on who is offering what sign ups and bonuses.

CB_NO3
22-11-2015, 07:37 PM
Just out of interest when u say 500 a month is it scattered between different bookies or all in one Place ?
Scattered between different bookies but when I win from a bookie I transfer my money into my betfair (laying) account.

Squealing pig
22-11-2015, 07:47 PM
I get it now and starting tomorrow

magnificent_seven
23-11-2015, 11:00 PM
I have been matched betting since March and made just over £9.5k. Best decision I have ever made. Closest thing to printing money.

Tobias Funke
23-11-2015, 11:10 PM
FFS man - you've not spent £30 - your outlay is only £10.

If you can't figure that out I wouldn't bother.

I was enjoying reading this thread till I saw your response to Hibee87. No need for the aggressive, condescending tone. He is only enquiring.

sleeping giant
24-11-2015, 01:59 PM
I thought sign up offers were only for new customers.
I assume if you already have a card registered with them that you wouldn't be able to use that card in a "new" account ?

How do you get round that ?

Apologies for not researching this .
I can't see me taking it up as I have trouble switching energy suppliers never mind this :greengrin:

CallumLaidlaw
24-11-2015, 02:11 PM
I thought sign up offers were only for new customers.
I assume if you already have a card registered with them that you wouldn't be able to use that card in a "new" account ?

How do you get round that ?

Apologies for not researching this .
I can't see me taking it up as I have trouble switching energy suppliers never mind this :greengrin:

As i said earlier, my wife has all of a sudden taken a keen interest in online betting :greengrin

I started last thursday, have worked through 9 offers and have around £130 profit. Once you've used all the sign up offers, its about using the Daily/reload offers. For example - theres a Paddy power champions league offer tonight. Bet £20 on the match and get a free £10 inplay bet. Lay both bets to make a small profit of £6-£7.

Fishwicke
24-11-2015, 05:04 PM
Good luck to anyone trying these schemes. But always wonder why someone making £thousands and thousands would want to share their system and charge people to join their site, in this case for a stated measly £22.99 a month, I'll just plod on with my own system.


Anybody on here in to the matched betting? Been doing it myself for a couple of months now and making some good cash from it, it's an improvement on getting rammed from the bookies every weekend

I only got in to it because of a guy I speak to at the games told me about a hibby he knows who's made over £30k from it this year already. The boy writes about it on his site every month with how much he has made from it and that so I thought I'd give it a bash. Done just over £750 myself from it last month which I was delighted with, the cash is all tax free as well. Could probably make more but not had enough time, going to hit it hard in run up to christmas when off the work and see if I can make more.

Here's the boy's site that explains how it all works and that if you've never heard of it before, it can be tricky to understand at first but once you've done the first couple of offers it's a doddle: http://www.jamie-anderson.com/profit-accumulator-review/

Godsahibby
24-11-2015, 06:27 PM
Good luck to anyone trying these schemes. But always wonder why someone making £thousands and thousands would want to share their system and charge people to join their site, in this case for a stated measly £22.99 a month, I'll just plod on with my own system.



Possibly because the system works, and is proven to work. And this someone and his team work to make sure those who do sign up make money meaning they continue to use the website.

Members can easily make upwards of £500 a month (and a lot make easily upwards of £1000+) and are quite happy to pay the measly £22.99 for the pleasure. Because of this the site can make upwards of £200k a month. Win win.

Killiehibbie
24-11-2015, 06:38 PM
Good luck to anyone trying these schemes. But always wonder why someone making £thousands and thousands would want to share their system and charge people to join their site, in this case for a stated measly £22.99 a month, I'll just plod on with my own system.


A reason for sharing this info is to take money back off the bookies as they are very quick to ban or severely restrict anybody who has the audacity to make a profit from them in the normal way and only want degenerate losers betting with them.

CB_NO3
24-11-2015, 07:03 PM
Good luck to anyone trying these schemes. But always wonder why someone making £thousands and thousands would want to share their system and charge people to join their site, in this case for a stated measly £22.99 a month, I'll just plod on with my own system.



Care to share your system? This is a tried and tested way of making cash and I thought I would share with a few Hibs fans :wink:

Fishwicke
24-11-2015, 07:06 PM
Possibly because the system works, and is proven to work. And this someone and his team work to make sure those who do sign up make money meaning they continue to use the website.

Members can easily make upwards of £500 a month (and a lot make easily upwards of £1000+) and are quite happy to pay the measly £22.99 for the pleasure. Because of this the site can make upwards of £200k a month. Win win.
If understanding and applying the system works, why would a punter need to pay and contribute monthly to a website,
and why would anyone go to the bother of running a site if making money on the system was that easy..
I have no doubt that these sites makes money,
I'm always glad to see anyone take money from the bookie and as I said good luck to anyone trying these website systems.

lord bunberry
24-11-2015, 07:15 PM
If understanding and applying the system works, why would a punter need to pay and contribute monthly to a website,
and why would anyone go to the bother of running a site if making money on the system was that easy..
I have no doubt that these sites makes money,
I'm always glad to see anyone take money from the bookie and as I said good luck to anyone trying these website systems.
The reason for subscribing to these things is not to gain knowledge of how it works as that is pretty obvious. You subscribe to gain access to the software that makes it much much simpler. They list all the offers, they then give you the match bets and provide you with a bet calculator to work out your stake. To try and do it without subscribing would be very time consuming.

CB_NO3
24-11-2015, 07:27 PM
If understanding and applying the system works, why would a punter need to pay and contribute monthly to a website,
and why would anyone go to the bother of running a site if making money on the system was that easy..
I have no doubt that these sites makes money,
I'm always glad to see anyone take money from the bookie and as I said good luck to anyone trying these website systems.
I don't understand your logic? If you can sell your website to make money why wouldn't you? The guy is clearly saying you can make 2k per month match betting. The owner of the Profit Acca site has over a thousand members and charging them £22 per month. You do the maths? He is running a business.

Godsahibby
24-11-2015, 07:42 PM
If understanding and applying the system works, why would a punter need to pay and contribute monthly to a website,
and why would anyone go to the bother of running a site if making money on the system was that easy..
I have no doubt that these sites makes money,
I'm always glad to see anyone take money from the bookie and as I said good luck to anyone trying these website systems.

Why would a punter need to pay? They don't.

But having somewhere that you can sign up to that has it all in one place is the main reason. For people new to it walks you through it step by step directing you to each offer and talking you through how to make it work. It offers systems for more advanced betting and other offers that are available and how to make them earn for you. It offers the tools in the background on the site to make doing this a lot easier from calculators to spreadsheets. A forum where people involved can share knowledge and experience all to help you earn as much from Matched Betting as possible.

Matched Betting can be very time consuming, this makes it a hell of a lot easier and quicker meaning you can potentially earn more from it.

Squealing pig
24-11-2015, 08:38 PM
I'm trying to find out about accas. Signed up platinum and looking forward to the ride :) can anyone shed any light on IT?

CB_NO3
24-11-2015, 08:53 PM
I'm trying to find out about accas. Signed up platinum and looking forward to the ride :) can anyone shed any light on IT?
What do you want to know?

Godsahibby
24-11-2015, 09:16 PM
I'm trying to find out about accas. Signed up platinum and looking forward to the ride :) can anyone shed any light on IT?

I would give you the advice to take your time and work through the offers in order. Get used to doing them and the accas will come in time to do. Best to fully understand how to do the other bets and sign ups before moving on to them.

Andy Bee
24-11-2015, 10:18 PM
I'm guessing, in simplistic terms, this is like the bingo site offer that was posted here a while ago where you'd deposit £10 and receive a £40 bonus to play any game, you'd then put £20 of the bonus on red and £20 on black at the roulette table and withdraw the £20 winnings (unless your seriously unlucky and hit the green) and still have your original £10 to play with?

Is this viable with only one email address and one bank account or is it a case of having to manufacture a dozen email addresses and bank accounts?

Godsahibby
25-11-2015, 06:17 AM
It is viable but found it easier myself using a different email and bank account. This is just so I can keep the finances separate and email to see when the offers Coke in and not miss them.
Can use that separate email and account when registering for all the sites.

Dav1986
25-11-2015, 09:07 AM
A reason for sharing this info is to take money back off the bookies as they are very quick to ban or severely restrict anybody who has the audacity to make a profit from them in the normal way and only want degenerate losers betting with them.

My mate has cleaned William Hill for about 40-45k over the last 2/3 months and started to notice he was getting restrictions on bet size and lower odds than other bookies. He kicked off with them saying he was gonna take his money elsewhere and that they were happy to take his money when he was losing!

The_Exile
25-11-2015, 10:14 AM
Decided to give this a bash, seems fairly straightforward and I'll be around £40 up by the end of the week, l'll sign up to the profit accumulator site for a month and see how I get on. I see claims you can make upwards of £20k a year doing this, I'm pretty sceptical you can make that kind of dough but if I can add an extra few hundred on to my wages every month then that would be great!

CallumLaidlaw
25-11-2015, 11:16 AM
Decided to give this a bash, seems fairly straightforward and I'll be around £40 up by the end of the week, l'll sign up to the profit accumulator site for a month and see how I get on. I see claims you can make upwards of £20k a year doing this, I'm pretty sceptical you can make that kind of dough but if I can add an extra few hundred on to my wages every month then that would be great!

I've looked at a few of the offers - I've made £180 in 6 days on the sign up offers. I reckon going forward I can easily make £20 a day, which would give me over £500 a month. Would supplement very nicely.

Godsahibby
25-11-2015, 12:53 PM
I wonder if the OP is the same person he links to in the blog. Must be loving all the referral cash!!!

Fishwicke
25-11-2015, 04:04 PM
Open accounts with as many on-line bookies as you can to get free bets. Open a betting exchange account. Bet the bookie with your free bet that Team A will win. Lay the same amount or as near as possible with same odds with the exchange. But this time that Team A will not win. In other words they will lose or draw. Whatever the outcome you will get a return.
A list of bookies with daily free offers, calculators to assist you with working out bets and stakes plus other advice on this system are easily found free on-line. I don't know if this is the system being talked about but I won't be paying my money to any website to find out.

CapitalGreen
25-11-2015, 04:31 PM
Open accounts with as many on-line bookies as you can to get free bets. Open a betting exchange account. Bet the bookie with your free bet that Team A will win. Lay the same amount or as near as possible with same odds with the exchange. But this time that Team A will not win. In other words they will lose or draw. Whatever the outcome you will get a return.
A list of bookies with daily free offers, calculators to assist you with working out bets and stakes plus other advice on this system are easily found free on-line. I don't know if this is the system being talked about but I won't be paying my money to any website to find out.

You do realise that nobody is forcing you to use this site? Likewise nobody is suggesting that it is not possible to do this without the assistance of the site.

To use an analogy. If I need to paint my bedroom I can take a couple of days off work, source paint, brushes, a stepladder etc. I make a not quite a perfect job of it, maybe miss some bits or get paint on the skirting. Alternatively, I pay a professional to do it. Yes it will cost a bit more than doing it alone but they have a proven track record with a number of happy customers and it allows me to spend time doing other things.

Fishwicke
25-11-2015, 04:39 PM
We all have choices and as I have said several times good luck to anyone using these systems. Just don't think promoting a subscription website is appropriate.

Squealing pig
25-11-2015, 08:15 PM
I thank hibs.net for helping me find matched betting especially op, I will work my way through offers starting with marathon on Friday 60 for free bet tho

Funkydunc
25-11-2015, 10:45 PM
I've done a couple, seems like a viable way for some extra cash. Am I right in thinking though, it's best to leave as much money as possible in the lay account to get the most out of the free bets so you can take highe odds matches, races etc?

lord bunberry
26-11-2015, 08:17 AM
I've done a couple, seems like a viable way for some extra cash. Am I right in thinking though, it's best to leave as much money as possible in the lay account to get the most out of the free bets so you can take highe odds matches, races etc?
Correct

Hibernian Verse
26-11-2015, 07:21 PM
I'm working my way through the free trial just now - thanks for the tip off.

Can I ask though...when you pay £22.99 a month, do they fully explain the offers (like they do the beginners offers) so that you don't fall foul of different T+Cs on different sites?

Cheers

Squealing pig
26-11-2015, 08:40 PM
Yeah same set up as beginners offer :)

Funkydunc
26-11-2015, 09:55 PM
Correct

Cheers bud

Squealing pig
27-11-2015, 04:29 PM
Stake is 62 liability 85 does this mean 85 in my betfair or 13 ? I have 54 left after stake removed

CallumLaidlaw
27-11-2015, 04:51 PM
Stake is 62 liability 85 does this mean 85 in my betfair or 13 ? I have 54 left after stake removed

You need 85 in your Betfair.

Squealing pig
27-11-2015, 05:35 PM
You need 85 in your Betfair.

Cheers topped it up

Squealing pig
07-12-2015, 03:35 PM
Was absolute firing through them but hit advanced offers seems a bit hardcore I think

CallumLaidlaw
07-12-2015, 03:37 PM
Was absolute firing through them but hit advanced offers seems a bit hardcore I think

theres a few top up offers that are easy enough. William hill doing "bet £20, get a free £10 in play bet" on all televised matches featuring a premier league team this month. Around £6 profit on each of them, so with 27 games that fit that category this month, there's £162 made from that type of matched bet alone.

Skybet do similar with the Football league games, except its an initial £25 bet. But they also do the "skybet club" which means they give you a free £5 bet each week as long as you've placed £25 of bets that week, so the 2 work quite nicely together

Squealing pig
07-12-2015, 05:01 PM
So just bet and lay 20 then , bet and lay the ten IN PLAY?

What about sky bet club is this any good ,

CB_NO3
07-12-2015, 07:34 PM
So just bet and lay 20 then , bet and lay the ten IN PLAY?

What about sky bet club is this any good ,
When your doing in play bets wait till half time and let the odds settle for a bit.

CB_NO3
08-12-2015, 09:04 PM
Easy £50 made tonight with the Bet 365 and Hills offers. Anyone else have an easy night making free money?

P.S. these were reload offers

The_Exile
08-12-2015, 09:38 PM
I started off with a small bank (50 quid), but I'm up to 200 in just under a fortnight, 300% return in a fortnight is pretty good going! Hoping to smash through 1k before the end of Jan so I can start doing the reloads, weekend racing and Accas.

Hibernian Verse
09-12-2015, 06:18 PM
Easy £50 made tonight with the Bet 365 and Hills offers. Anyone else have an easy night making free money?

P.S. these were reload offers

3 good reloads on tonight. Stan James, Willie Hills & Betfred easy £30-50.

Made £30 profit already tonight on William Hill £5 risk free scratchcard and £25 risk free financials.

That's me on £290 before tonight's free bets in 12 days...and I stopped for 3 of those over the weekend (£290 in 9 days = £32 a day = £960 a month and I haven't even finished all the sign ups)

Thank you so much for posting this as it was that that got me started on it. My girlfriends also made £60 in just an hour and a half of so of doing some signups, we just use my profaccu account and split it so it's only costing me £10 a month! IDEAL!

CallumLaidlaw
09-12-2015, 06:20 PM
3 good reloads on tonight. Stan James, Willie Hills & Betfred easy £30-50.

Made £30 profit already tonight on William Hill £5 risk free scratchcard and £25 risk free financials.

That's me on £290 before tonight's free bets in 12 days...and I stopped for 3 of those over the weekend (£290 in 9 days = £32 a day = £960 a month and I haven't even finished all the sign ups)

Thank you so much for posting this as it was that that got me started on it. My girlfriends also made £60 in just an hour and a half of so of doing some signups, we just use my profaccu account and split it so it's only costing me £10 a month! IDEAL!

Will hill one is decent but I'm struggling to see the value in the Stan James offer

Hibernian Verse
09-12-2015, 06:28 PM
Will hill one is decent but I'm struggling to see the value in the Stan James offer

I see what you mean, but just do the enhanced odds bet that they suggest on the page and you'll make around £3. I've got Olympiakos at 3.3 to beat Arsenal so quietly confident that I'll get the £25 free bet that comes with your qualifying bet winning.

That will sound like complete jibberish to anyone that hasn't signed up to that website :greengrin

Hibernian Verse
10-12-2015, 12:24 PM
Will hill one is decent but I'm struggling to see the value in the Stan James offer

2 more £10 free bets on Willie Hills tonight Liverpool & Spurs.

CallumLaidlaw
10-12-2015, 12:25 PM
2 more £10 free bets on Willie Hills tonight Liverpool & Spurs.

Yep all over them [emoji106]
Hopefully a skybet one tomorrow for the championship game too

Hibernian Verse
10-12-2015, 12:32 PM
Yep all over them [emoji106]
Hopefully a skybet one tomorrow for the championship game too

Still need to do my SkyBet sign up. Have you attempted the £200 bet365 one? I've read some horror stories!

CallumLaidlaw
10-12-2015, 01:44 PM
Still need to do my SkyBet sign up. Have you attempted the £200 bet365 one? I've read some horror stories!

Oh right? like what? I haven't done it yet but my mate did. He had to roll it over a few times due to bets winning. I've just had a similar issue with Netbet. Need to roll over £900 of bets to be allowed to withdraw the money and typically my bets kept winning. Finally managed to lay 3 losing horses today to get all the funds over to Betfair. Been doing it 3 weeks today and made £540 :thumbsup:

Hibernian Verse
10-12-2015, 01:48 PM
Decent. Made £22 on my lunchbreak on the betway sign up.

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Godsahibby
10-12-2015, 03:48 PM
It has been a great way to make money on the side. It isn't easy and takes a lot of work, keeping a track on things takes effort. I can see why people don't keep at it.

You are not winning a lot but all of those smaller bets soon add up. I am on course to do over £1000 this month.

overdrive
10-12-2015, 09:23 PM
Oh right? like what? I haven't done it yet but my mate did. He had to roll it over a few times due to bets winning. I've just had a similar issue with Netbet. Need to roll over £900 of bets to be allowed to withdraw the money and typically my bets kept winning. Finally managed to lay 3 losing horses today to get all the funds over to Betfair. Been doing it 3 weeks today and made £540 :thumbsup:

The horses are the way to do it are they not? Less probability (ignoring form etc) of a horse in a field of several winning than one of three football results coming up.

Hibernian Verse
13-12-2015, 06:00 PM
Guys McBookie have a £25 sign up offer for Scottish residents. It's not listed on profitaccumulator. Enjoy!

Hibernian Verse
13-12-2015, 06:01 PM
The horses are the way to do it are they not? Less probability (ignoring form etc) of a horse in a field of several winning than one of three football results coming up.

Yes and no. Try and avoid win/lose/draw, but there are plenty other markets in football. Just make sure there's enough cash in the markets to fully/successfully lay a matched bet.

CallumLaidlaw
13-12-2015, 06:04 PM
Guys McBookie have a £25 sign up offer for Scottish residents. It's not listed on profitaccumulator. Enjoy!

I use pureprofit.co.uk and they don't have Mcbookie listed either. Or winner sport or racebets who both have offers [emoji106]

Will hill currently giving 2/1 for Ronaldo to score any time. It's laying less on Betfair. Max you can bet is a tenner so if you lay the tenner, you can get £7ish profit if he scores and break even if he doesn't.

Hibernian Verse
13-12-2015, 06:14 PM
I use pureprofit.co.uk and they don't have Mcbookie listed either. Or winner sport or racebets who both have offers [emoji106]

Will hill currently giving 2/1 for Ronaldo to score any time. It's laying less on Betfair. Max you can bet is a tenner so if you lay the tenner, you can get £7ish profit if he scores and break even if he doesn't.
Who are you using to lay on that?

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CallumLaidlaw
13-12-2015, 06:14 PM
Betfair

Hibernian Verse
13-12-2015, 06:27 PM
Betfair

Thanks for that. Easy fiver.

CallumLaidlaw
13-12-2015, 09:25 PM
Thanks for that. Easy fiver.

Another one for an NFL match later tonight. [emoji106]

Hibernian Verse
14-12-2015, 06:11 AM
Another one for an NFL match later tonight. [emoji106]
Is this every day?

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CallumLaidlaw
14-12-2015, 06:12 AM
Is this every day?

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They seem to be doing "December enhanced odds". There's one tonight for lazio game but it's result/btts and I can't find it on Betfair to lay.

Hibernian Verse
14-12-2015, 06:28 AM
They seem to be doing "December enhanced odds". There's one tonight for lazio game but it's result/btts and I can't find it on Betfair to lay.
Cool. Might pop up later in the day. You can lay it like an accumulator i think as well by covering lazio and both teams to score, there is a calculator ill try and find it after work.

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CallumLaidlaw
14-12-2015, 12:15 PM
Cool. Might pop up later in the day. You can lay it like an accumulator i think as well by covering lazio and both teams to score, there is a calculator ill try and find it after work.

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That's it on Betfair now [emoji106]

Hibernian Verse
14-12-2015, 12:20 PM
That's it on Betfair now [emoji106]

:flag:

But terrible lay odds haha

hibeenicol
14-12-2015, 02:54 PM
Just started doing this the other day. Found that you need to put a fair bit of cash in betfair to get started though.

How much did you all start out with? And how long did it take you all to do all the beginner offers?

I've signed up to profit accumulater for a month and will see how it goes.

Hibernian Verse
14-12-2015, 04:25 PM
Just started doing this the other day. Found that you need to put a fair bit of cash in betfair to get started though.

How much did you all start out with? And how long did it take you all to do all the beginner offers?

I've signed up to profit accumulater for a month and will see how it goes.

I put in £75 initially but ended up pumping £400 into it. Makes it much easier to make cash. Haven't even finished all the beginner offers on on £325 profit in 2 weeks (not including Friday nights or Saturdays).

HarpyHibby
14-12-2015, 05:00 PM
I've followed the first beginner offer on the website posted on the opening post if this thread and stand to make £14.89 profit. Only took me about 20 minutes to do so can't complain at all. I'd have to work 2 hours of my part time job for that amount.

Once the money has been credited, I'll use the 2nd beginner offer and then decide from there whether to subscribe monthly or not..

Killiehibbie
15-12-2015, 05:46 PM
I've followed the first beginner offer on the website posted on the opening post if this thread and stand to make £14.89 profit. Only took me about 20 minutes to do so can't complain at all. I'd have to work 2 hours of my part time job for that amount.

Once the money has been credited, I'll use the 2nd beginner offer and then decide from there whether to subscribe monthly or not..Why not split the monthly cost with a few like minded people? You never know they might PM you.

overdrive
15-12-2015, 07:18 PM
Guys McBookie have a £25 sign up offer for Scottish residents. It's not listed on profitaccumulator. Enjoy!

On this... Can it be done if you have already have a Betvictor account? They are the same company.

Hibernian Verse
15-12-2015, 07:18 PM
On this... Can it be done if you have already have a Betvictor account? They are the same company.
Yep dont see any reason why not.

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Squealing pig
16-12-2015, 06:40 PM
Signed up platinum on profit accumulator but was wondering if anyone knows any free sites of same type?

Killiehibbie
16-12-2015, 08:01 PM
Signed up platinum on profit accumulator but was wondering if anyone knows any free sites of same type?matchedbettingblog.com puts up regular free info.

seanshow
17-12-2015, 07:58 AM
For those who have done the new customer Bet365 offer,
is the bonus a stake returned bet? its not that clear in the t&c,s.

Thief
17-12-2015, 01:54 PM
I'm not 100% sure but I think I read somewhere that it is, as the problem is the amount of times you have to roll it over. I can check later & see if I can find where that info came from. :-)

Hibernian Verse
17-12-2015, 03:27 PM
This weekends + xmas bet £20 pre-match, get £10 free in play with Wills Hills:

Sat 17:30 Newcastle v Aston Villa

Sun 13:30 Watford v Liverpool

Sun 16:00 Swansea v West Ham

Mon Arsenal v Man City

Sun 26th Stoke City v Man Utd

Sun 26th Newcastle United v Everton

ALSO

3.00 on Van Gerwen to win the PDC Darts Championship. Currently laying at 2.22. Guaranteed £3.40 for 5 secs work or lay £10 as Callum said a few days ago and potentially make £8. Again on Will Hills.

CallumLaidlaw
17-12-2015, 03:28 PM
This weekends + xmas bet £20 pre-match, get £10 free in play with Wills Hills:

Sat 17:30 Newcastle v Aston Villa

Sun 13:30 Watford v Liverpool

Sun 16:00 Swansea v West Ham

Mon Arsenal v Man City

Sun 26th Stoke City v Man Utd

Sun 26th Newcastle United v Everton

ALSO

3.00 on Van Gerwen to win the PDC Darts Championship. Currently laying at 2.22. Guaranteed £3.40 for 5 secs work or lay £10 as Callum said a few days ago and potentially make £8. Again on Will Hills.

might get a skybet one for a championship game too :aok:

CB_NO3
17-12-2015, 09:17 PM
Bet 365 have their excellent offer on this Monday. An easy £35 profit.

CallumLaidlaw
18-12-2015, 02:57 PM
Skybet offer tonight - bet £25, get a free £10 bet on the english championship game If you opt in to the sky bet club too, this will release your free £5 bet on monday.

888Sport do "goals mean more". pick 3 teams (one from each section) and if you bet on them, for every goal they score you get a free bet. I've gone Man City (£2 free bet), Everton (£3), Leicester (£4) . Everton play leicester this weekend so stick £20 on and double the chance of free bet money.

Pokerstars sports have a good incentive for the darts too - place 3 £20 bets on in a day, and they'll give you a free £20 bet the following day.

And of course the Bet365 offer for Mondays Arsenal v City game is worth around £35 free money :aok:

Thief
19-12-2015, 10:03 AM
Can anyone give a quick idiots explanation for the bet 365 deal on Monday? I've read the offer through repeatedly & still not sure I've got it! :-(
Planned to do £50 pre match but what does my inplay have to be?

CallumLaidlaw
19-12-2015, 01:46 PM
Can anyone give a quick idiots explanation for the bet 365 deal on Monday? I've read the offer through repeatedly & still not sure I've got it! :-(
Planned to do £50 pre match but what does my inplay have to be?

Anything as long as it's a close match really

Thief
19-12-2015, 02:00 PM
Thanks for reply. I'm fairly new to betting, let alone matched betting, but just to be clear, to qualify for the max refund (assuming in play fails) does the pre match AND the inplay have to both be £50?

Godsahibby
20-12-2015, 09:08 AM
I didn't see it covered on the PA website but for those of us in Scotland, McBookies offering a £25 sign up offer

http://www.mcbookie.com/sports/en/content/sign-up-bonus

Hibernian Verse
20-12-2015, 03:18 PM
What's everyone done with their winnings so far?

I'm going to London & Rome with the other half next year thanks to this!

CB_NO3
20-12-2015, 03:43 PM
What's everyone done with their winnings so far?

I'm going to London & Rome with the other half next year thanks to this!
You can buy me a pint :wink:

Squealing pig
20-12-2015, 09:28 PM
Going to start back up middle of January was a great help for Xmas this thread is a godsend . Keep the tips coming

KeithTheHibby
20-12-2015, 10:44 PM
Bet 365 have their excellent offer on this Monday. An easy £35 profit.

How do you work that out?

Hibernian Verse
21-12-2015, 07:46 AM
How do you work that out?



Valid until (and including) Monday December 21st.

For this offer you will be using an existing Bet365 account. If you haven't already done the signup then do it here: http://www.profitaccumulator.co.uk/sportsbook-bet365/.

Place a £50 bet on the Arsenal v Manchester City game before it starts (taking place Monday 21st at 20:00) and lay the bet off as 'NORMAL' using the calculator. It doesn't really matter what you pick - just take whatever gives you the smallest qualifying loss.

Then, when the game starts on Monday, place another £50 bet using your own money in-play (whilst the game is happening).

The best time to do this is at half-time when the odds are stable.

Find something with high odds and calculate it as SnR. You will not be using a free bet, you place this bet with real cash. Lay the bet off on Betfair or in one of the exchanges. This will ensure it makes a guaranteed profit, win or lose, due to the refund from Bet365.

You should make about £35-40 risk-free. There are no minimum odds for this offer.

https://href.li/?http://extra.bet365.com/promotions/en/soccer/premier-league-in-play-bet-offer/

Godsahibby
21-12-2015, 08:52 AM
Valid until (and including) Monday December 21st.

For this offer you will be using an existing Bet365 account. If you haven't already done the signup then do it here: http://www.profitaccumulator.co.uk/sportsbook-bet365/.

Place a £50 bet on the Arsenal v Manchester City game before it starts (taking place Monday 21st at 20:00) and lay the bet off as 'NORMAL' using the calculator. It doesn't really matter what you pick - just take whatever gives you the smallest qualifying loss.

Then, when the game starts on Monday, place another £50 bet using your own money in-play (whilst the game is happening).

The best time to do this is at half-time when the odds are stable.

Find something with high odds and calculate it as SnR. You will not be using a free bet, you place this bet with real cash. Lay the bet off on Betfair or in one of the exchanges. This will ensure it makes a guaranteed profit, win or lose, due to the refund from Bet365.

You should make about £35-40 risk-free. There are no minimum odds for this offer.

https://href.li/?http://extra.bet365.com/promotions/en/soccer/premier-league-in-play-bet-offer/

Probably not the best cutting and pasting from the website mate, if people want to get involved they should sign up themselves.

Hibernian Verse
21-12-2015, 09:10 AM
Probably not the best cutting and pasting from the website mate, if people want to get involved they should sign up themselves.
Just a taster. Its not my website!

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Godsahibby
21-12-2015, 11:36 AM
Just a taster. Its not my website!

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Haha like a drug pusher giving them bits to get them hooked.

Hibernian Verse
21-12-2015, 11:56 AM
Haha! Exactly.

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seanshow
21-12-2015, 02:31 PM
With respect all the information is free and available on the net if you do a basic search, so if people want to colate it and sell it on, they cant really complain when people share it in public.

Lofarl
21-12-2015, 03:37 PM
I've never put on a bet in my life. I don't get a thrill out of gambling. But this seems tempting

Thief
21-12-2015, 04:13 PM
I've never put on a bet in my life. I don't get a thrill out of gambling. But this seems tempting

That pretty much sums me up as well! As a direct result of this thread tho, I took the plunge last Sunday, and probably due to a lack of gambling knowledge, I've struggled a bit with some of the terms and explanations - however, just short of £200 up after 7 days [emoji482]
It is a bit daunting at first, but def worth persevering with [emoji1]

Hibernian Verse
23-12-2015, 09:23 AM
Some great offers coming up on Boxing Day, nice chance to earn back some of the cash you've used for the day before! And of course to aid getting smashed before Biffy a week tomorrow :greengrin

CallumLaidlaw
23-12-2015, 09:24 AM
Some great offers coming up on Boxing Day, nice chance to earn back some of the cash you've used for the day before! And of course to aid getting smashed before Biffy a week tomorrow :greengrin

I haven't seen any yet, but I'm ready and waiting? Who've got stuff on?

Hibernian Verse
23-12-2015, 09:39 AM
I haven't seen any yet, but I'm ready and waiting? Who've got stuff on?

Will Hills have their usual £20 for £10. BoyleSports have 2 x bet £40 get £20 on Boxing Day. That's £70 in play on Boxing Day alone. Then there's the Sunday & Monday games on Will Hills.

Sure there'll be more.

CallumLaidlaw
23-12-2015, 09:41 AM
Will Hills have their usual £20 for £10. BoyleSports have 2 x bet £40 get £20 on Boxing Day. That's £70 in play on Boxing Day alone. Then there's the Sunday & Monday games on Will Hills.

Sure there'll be more.

hoping for a wee bet365 one on the Man U V chelsea game too

Hibernian Verse
23-12-2015, 09:43 AM
hoping for a wee bet365 one on the Man U V chelsea game too

Would be nice but they won't let me bet anything...no reason given. Gubbed before I even got started!

CallumLaidlaw
23-12-2015, 09:45 AM
Would be nice but they won't let me bet anything...no reason given. Gubbed before I even got started!

funnily enough I've just had an email from Boylesports telling me they've restricted my account. No idea why. I'm chasing it up.

overdrive
23-12-2015, 11:25 AM
funnily enough I've just had an email from Boylesports telling me they've restricted my account. No idea why. I'm chasing it up.

Boylesports are notorious for this.

The_Exile
23-12-2015, 11:57 AM
I'm mugging the accounts I'm going to be using a lot constantly, I think I've done Wills 5 times since the weekend and still awaiting bet365 know your customer stuff to come through before I start taking advantage of their offers. I think the general rule of thumb is between 3-5 mug bets for every promotion you do. It's time consuming at times but well worth it. I've been making slow progress as I started off with a small bank but I'm almost £400 up, it does get easier the bigger your bank as you don't have to wait around for money to be transferred etc.

Hibernian Verse
26-12-2015, 08:32 AM
Boxing day is upon us and there's a couple of additional offers that have hit my email inbox today to add to those I posted a few days ago.

Coral: Bet £10+ on Stoke v Man Utd Saturday 26th Dec ‘15 and get a free £10 in-play bet to use on any Premier League match on Boxing Day.

Place a Win Single bet of £/€10+ at odds of 1/2 (1.5) or greater on any pre-match market in the Stoke v Man Utd Premier League match on Saturday 26th Dec ‘15 and get a free £10 in-play bet to use on any Premier League match on Boxing Day.

McBookie: Bet £10 pre match on Celtic v Hearts and get £5 free in play.

McBookie (Monday): Bet £10 pre match on Hibs v Rangers and get £5 free in play.

CallumLaidlaw
26-12-2015, 08:49 AM
Boxing day is upon us and there's a couple of additional offers that have hit my email inbox today to add to those I posted a few days ago.

Coral: Bet £10+ on Stoke v Man Utd Saturday 26th Dec ‘15 and get a free £10 in-play bet to use on any Premier League match on Boxing Day.

Place a Win Single bet of £/€10+ at odds of 1/2 (1.5) or greater on any pre-match market in the Stoke v Man Utd Premier League match on Saturday 26th Dec ‘15 and get a free £10 in-play bet to use on any Premier League match on Boxing Day.

McBookie: Bet £10 pre match on Celtic v Hearts and get £5 free in play.

McBookie (Monday): Bet £10 pre match on Hibs v Rangers and get £5 free in play.

This is worth looking at too

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/12/26/d3ce4e18b4d49acef1bea8b09227c298.jpg

Hibernian Verse
26-12-2015, 08:54 AM
Who's that with? Cracking offer

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CallumLaidlaw
26-12-2015, 08:55 AM
Skybet

Hibernian Verse
26-12-2015, 09:16 AM
Excellent.

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Godsahibby
26-12-2015, 10:29 AM
Some very decent money to be made today. Corals and hills both with good offers. Betbright as well ha £10 risk free.

Hibernian Verse
26-12-2015, 11:10 AM
Betvictor have two offers on also. £25 and £10 opt in on 'my account' then 'available promotions'.

Merry fin xmas.

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CallumLaidlaw
27-12-2015, 08:33 AM
Skybet one worked nicely yesterday.

Bet365 have their great £50 in play offer for the Utd game tomorrow.

Trying my luck with will Hill's refund if horse finishes 2nd offer today. Went for 3 favourites and hopefully at least 1 will come 2nd. If not I've lost around £3.50

Godsahibby
27-12-2015, 10:20 AM
Cracking day yesterday with the Coral and Hills in play and Sky Bets nags offer. Pretty quiet today so doing a couple of sign up offers.

Tomorrow looks another not bad day with a lot of in play offers, only problem is I am out 'oan it' all day and not to sure if I will actually remember to do the in plays on my phone or be in a decent enough nick not to make a noel hunt of it.

Hibernian Verse
27-12-2015, 10:33 AM
Cracking day yesterday with the Coral and Hills in play and Sky Bets nags offer. Pretty quiet today so doing a couple of sign up offers.

Tomorrow looks another not bad day with a lot of in play offers, only problem is I am out 'oan it' all day and not to sure if I will actually remember to do the in plays on my phone or be in a decent enough nick not to make a noel hunt of it.
That was me yesterday. Missed the last two will hills and both boyle sports ones...needs must haha

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HarpyHibby
28-12-2015, 06:35 PM
Won around £18 with Bet 365's offer. Could have made more but I only played with £30 and couldn't really find any high in play odds. Still, better than nothing.

Any other free bet offers with bookies over the next few days?

liamh2202
29-12-2015, 08:29 AM
Won around £18 with Bet 365's offer. Could have made more but I only played with £30 and couldn't really find any high in play odds. Still, better than nothing.

Any other free bet offers with bookies over the next few days?

I won 55 quid by betting over 0.5 (which lost) and inplay the draw. Oviously i was hoping for a score draw but free mone none the less

Hibernian Verse
29-12-2015, 07:36 PM
Is there anything coming up in the next few days that hasn't been publicised? Just the Wills Hills & Betsafe tonight.

CallumLaidlaw
29-12-2015, 09:01 PM
Is there anything coming up in the next few days that hasn't been publicised? Just the Wills Hills & Betsafe tonight.

Not that I've seen. Boyle sports had money back if vardy scored last or Aguero scored first tonight but I couldn't find a decent match in the first goal scorer betting so left it.
I actually found a decent match (man city to win) between Betfair and will hill tonight so just stuck the £10 free bet on under 0.5 goals at 6.5. Later on I laid a few quid of it just to guarantee at least a fiver profit, but ended up with around £27 profit [emoji106]

Skybet had a £5 free bet tonight if you stuck a tenner on the city game pre match.

Lofarl
29-12-2015, 09:18 PM
Made £71 tonight on a betfair casino offer. Profits to be had here!!!

Hibernian Verse
01-01-2016, 01:37 PM
Some good ones on today...enough to partially soothe a hangover anyway!

£25 sky bet is already gone but you can still do the 2 x £25 pre-match, £10 in play free.

CB_NO3
03-01-2016, 05:29 PM
Missed out on a load of cash over the last few weeks due to being hammered for the last fortnight. Back to reality tomorrow :agree:

CallumLaidlaw
07-01-2016, 08:26 PM
http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/16/01/07/966783cea0e45e2fe65b370b1bc316b8.jpg

CallumLaidlaw
07-01-2016, 08:28 PM
Bit of outlay required for this one but decent profit from one bet - http://matchedbettingblog.com/football/netbet-offer-capital-one-fa-cups/

HappyAsHellas
08-01-2016, 11:21 AM
Going to try this out but haven't a clue as to getting started. Do I need to register my bank card details with every bookie though? Don't like giving out these details at the best of times, or can you use paypal for example?

seanshow
08-01-2016, 11:51 AM
If your going to take advantage of the introduction free bets then you have to deposit with a debit or credit card, if you want to match bet long term set up a seperate account so you can track your ins and outs.
I made about £400 from 12 intro offers, Thanks to CB_NO3 :) well worth doing.

Killiehibbie
08-01-2016, 07:33 PM
Going to try this out but haven't a clue as to getting started. Do I need to register my bank card details with every bookie though? Don't like giving out these details at the best of times, or can you use paypal for example?I never had a problem with debit card details in what must've been hundreds of accounts in my different guises but if you don't want to you can use Neteller or Skrill with most bookies.

overdrive
09-01-2016, 11:32 AM
I never had a problem with debit card details in what must've been hundreds of accounts in my different guises but if you don't want to you can use Neteller or Skrill with most bookies.

Not for sign up offers though on the most part.

CB_NO3
09-01-2016, 11:44 AM
I never had a problem with debit card details in what must've been hundreds of accounts in my different guises but if you don't want to you can use Neteller or Skrill with most bookies.
You wont get the bonus/free bet if you deposit via skrillvor neteller.

Killiehibbie
10-01-2016, 11:17 AM
Not for sign up offers though on the most part.Whoops well seen I never used them.

McSwanky
14-01-2016, 04:13 PM
Not strictly relevant to this thread, but I noticed today that bet365 and betway were arbing on the over/under 1.5 centuries on the O'Sullivan vs Selby match - and it looks like it's happening again on the Trump vs Robertson match tomorrow. Not exactly big bucks, but £100 on each outcome (over @ bet365, under @ betway) would give a yield of £210 and guaranteed profit of a tenner for those that can be bothered.

http://www.oddschecker.com/snooker/the-masters/judd-trump-v-neil-robertson/total-centuries

Godsahibby
22-01-2016, 10:02 AM
If anyone thought they were gubbed by Coral the other week following their inplay offer check your inbox. I just got an email through saying they made a mistake and giving me 2 x £10 bets.

CB_NO3
23-01-2016, 12:17 PM
Lots of good bets today folks. Sure members will have got their email this morning.

Nails
07-02-2016, 09:23 PM
Just wanted to thank all you boys for all the good info on this thread. Joined profit accumulator a few weeks ago after reading through all this and have made a good few hundred quid so far and have only done a few offers so can't complain!

Everyone saying this is a quiet month for reload bets too, can't wait to see what a busy month is like.

HappyAsHellas
18-02-2016, 10:14 AM
Just tried this out using profit accumulator. The qualifying bet predicted a gain of 11p, but the free bet entailed depositing £70 for the lay and projected a loss of 12p. Have I done something horrendously wrong here? Don't really understand al the ins and outs of this at all.

CB_NO3
18-02-2016, 02:17 PM
Make sure you correct the SNR bit on the calculator when calculating the free bet part. Send me a pm if you want with what you bet on and ill give you some advice.

HappyAsHellas
20-02-2016, 12:29 AM
sent you a pm

Hibernian Verse
20-02-2016, 08:10 PM
Reloads are like pulling teeth at the moment. Anything happening that isn't promoted on the usual sites?

Hopefully he return of Champions League & Cup football will start to see it come back a wee bit, with the Euros guaranteed to surely!

Godsahibby
20-02-2016, 08:25 PM
Been a pretty decent weekend for reloads this weekend but first good weekend in a while.

Corals hills and others have had £20 before for £10 in play. A few accounts on the go can make these petty profitable.

Hibernian Verse
20-02-2016, 08:40 PM
Yeah i need to get more accounts open, just using the one on each

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Pretty Boy
20-02-2016, 08:50 PM
A while away yet but this may be of interest to some in here. Skybet have announced their headline offer for Cheltenham will be all losing bets back as a free bet in the 1st race of the festival (Supreme Novices Hurdle).

Hibernian Verse
20-02-2016, 08:52 PM
A while away yet but this may be of interest to some in here. Skybet have announced their headline offer for Cheltenham will be all losing bets back as a free bet in the 1st race of the festival (Supreme Novices Hurdle).
Up to £25?

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Godsahibby
22-02-2016, 05:40 PM
Yeah i need to get more accounts open, just using the one on each

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You need to be careful when doing this, it wont work having them at the same address. A lot of the terms and conditions of offers state only one offer per household.

Hibernian Verse
22-02-2016, 08:14 PM
Do you use the same name? Im about to move flat

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Godsahibby
27-02-2016, 11:15 AM
Very good looking weekend for free bets, lots on the PA site, also check out McBookie for a free bet which isnt on there.

magnificent_seven
11-03-2016, 09:22 PM
Anyone taking next week off for Cheltenham? More and more offers are starting to come through, hoping to make £1500-£2000 next week alone. The joy of multiple accounts! ��

Hibernian Verse
11-03-2016, 09:23 PM
Aye enough to go to Bora Bora for night/get binned in your local boozer for 6 months. Cannae wait. You can guess which outcome the bird fancies.

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CB_NO3
15-03-2016, 06:04 PM
I picked this week to go to Berlin. Not a good idea. Still, the Euros will be very profitable.

Hibernian Verse
15-03-2016, 06:08 PM
Made £30 so far today with another £8 to come back. Wont be anywhere near what some of the big banks will make this week but happy to come away with £175ish for an hours work overall each day.

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Godsahibby
08-04-2016, 07:25 PM
Anyone else getting involved in the BET365 money back offer for the national tomorrow? Have been having a look at it tonight, to get the full whack looking at a liability of over £1500 minimum.

Held off tonight, look again tomorrow for some better odds on the e/w part of the bet. Not many close matches.

sleeping giant
09-04-2016, 11:54 AM
This thread has been on the go for a while

Are people making a regular monthly income out of this ?
Do you actually make real money rather than reinvest all the winnings ?

CB_NO3
09-04-2016, 12:37 PM
This thread has been on the go for a while

Are people making a regular monthly income out of this ?
Do you actually make real money rather than reinvest all the winnings ?
I made about £700 since January and I missed Cheltenham as I was away. Made about the same between October and November. I only spend 30 minutes a week doing it. Cleared my credit card off. Going to hammer it during the Euros. There will be lots of money to be made then.

CallumLaidlaw
09-04-2016, 12:44 PM
I made around £1700 between mid November and Cheltenham. Most offer have dried up now that I've set up all accounts. The regular reloads like paddy power and coral have blocked me from promotions now so nothing regular there. b365 still good for the £50 risk free bet tho

Danderhall Hibs
09-04-2016, 06:26 PM
I made around £1700 between mid November and Cheltenham. Most offer have dried up now that I've set up all accounts. The regular reloads like paddy power and coral have blocked me from promotions now so nothing regular there. b365 still good for the £50 risk free bet tho

Still paying the monthly subs to the website though? What do they give you now that you can't place any bets?

Thief
09-04-2016, 06:54 PM
I started mid December and I've averaged £500 a month since. I've still to do about 80% of the advanced offers, so fair way still to go, tho I find I'm kept going with their reload offers.
During the international break there, I started doing channel 4 racing offers, and although I didn't have much luck, I think it has great potential. (Haven't bet on horses before apart from the national!)
More than happy to keep paying the subs, as the Saturday morning email they send has potential to make 4 or 5 times that easy [emoji106]
Would recommend to anyone (including the subs lol)

Godsahibby
09-04-2016, 08:25 PM
I've had a successful 6 months with it some better than others but a lot of that due to the time I am putting in to it.

I never went with the bet365 offer today, looking t the odds to get £80+ out of the offer I would have needed a liability of around £3000 with the odds that were available.

Tobias Funke
30-04-2016, 08:52 AM
I made around £1700 between mid November and Cheltenham. Most offer have dried up now that I've set up all accounts. The regular reloads like paddy power and coral have blocked me from promotions now so nothing regular there. b365 still good for the £50 risk free bet tho

I dabbled with this back when this thread appeared last year. Made a few hundred quid but as the easier offers dried up I found the whole thing a bit tedious. Good cash to be earned if you were determined and stuck at it and well done on your winnings so far. It does seem like the whole matched betting thing has a short lifespan for some as bookies gub regularly and offers eventually dry up.

One thing I did gain from it though was how powerful the Betfair exchange is and I've been studying football "trading" for a few months now. It's a very steep learning curve and the whole mindset and discipline angle of it is tough to start with. Certainly money to be made if you can get it right though and have the correct methods and strategies. Correct score trading is actually good fun if you don't risk too much of your cash and your researched the games you trade.

Killiehibbie
01-05-2016, 07:10 PM
I dabbled with this back when this thread appeared last year. Made a few hundred quid but as the easier offers dried up I found the whole thing a bit tedious. Good cash to be earned if you were determined and stuck at it and well done on your winnings so far. It does seem like the whole matched betting thing has a short lifespan for some as bookies gub regularly and offers eventually dry up.

One thing I did gain from it though was how powerful the Betfair exchange is and I've been studying football "trading" for a few months now. It's a very steep learning curve and the whole mindset and discipline angle of it is tough to start with. Certainly money to be made if you can get it right though and have the correct methods and strategies. Correct score trading is actually good fun if you don't risk too much of your cash and your researched the games you trade.
Not easy trading football when you're up against some of the sharpest brains and software in the business.

Tobias Funke
02-05-2016, 11:32 AM
Not easy trading football when you're up against some of the sharpest brains and software in the business.

:agree::top marks

Absolutely 100% in agreement with this. There are some very clever people sports "trading" and it is a steep learning curve. If you get it right though there is money to be made. You just have to find your "edge".

Treadstone
04-05-2016, 11:23 AM
:agree::top marks

Absolutely 100% in agreement with this. There are some very clever people sports "trading" and it is a steep learning curve. If you get it right though there is money to be made. You just have to find your "edge".

I'd recommend the betting assistant by g russ software. Cheap and idiot proof a couple of YouTube videos are really helpful as well.

Tobias Funke
05-05-2016, 04:15 PM
I'd recommend the betting assistant by g russ software. Cheap and idiot proof a couple of YouTube videos are really helpful as well.

Bet Angel works for me, been using it for a few months now. Not the cheapest option though!

Godsahibby
10-06-2016, 06:31 PM
I have to admit that after getting into this pretty seriously for a good few months I fell away a bit the last couple of months only doing the Bet365 offers.

Having a look at whats available for the Euros has got me seriously back into it again, a shed load of cash to be made on a daily basis. Lots of very decent offers. This month should easily pay for my season ticket!

CB_NO3
10-06-2016, 07:56 PM
I have to admit that after getting into this pretty seriously for a good few months I fell away a bit the last couple of months only doing the Bet365 offers.

Having a look at whats available for the Euros has got me seriously back into it again, a shed load of cash to be made on a daily basis. Lots of very decent offers. This month should easily pay for my season ticket!
Bet 365 doing all the England games by the looks of it. Looking to make minimum £300 risk free cash this month.

Godsahibby
10-06-2016, 08:09 PM
Bet 365 doing all the England games by the looks of it. Looking to make minimum £300 risk free cash this month.

Check out the paddy power offer. Place a £20 on the winner of a game, you get a £5 free bet for every goal your team score if they win. Same with the top goalscorer, £5 for every match they score in.

KeithTheHibby
13-06-2016, 10:05 PM
Check out the paddy power offer. Place a £20 on the winner of a game, you get a £5 free bet for every goal your team score if they win. Same with the top goalscorer, £5 for every match they score in.

Unless it's an own goal. ****s.

Jon82
01-07-2016, 12:40 PM
Bet365 in play offer back tonight for the Wales vs Belgium match....guaranteed £35 profit through matched betting.. .

Godsahibby
02-07-2016, 04:44 PM
Bet365 in play offer back tonight for the Wales vs Belgium match....guaranteed £35 profit through matched betting.. .

With Wales getting through im really hoping they will do this offer again for the semi.

Billy
05-07-2016, 07:56 PM
I've found a betting website that has just started up and they are offering 20 free bets for tomorrow night's Euro matches.

You only need to register but don't need any deposit as it's free to play and you can win 3K but they have other cash prizes.

the site is fanager.com

Hope it's okay to post this, just thought I'd pass it on with the hope that either I or a fellow Hibby might win the cash :thumbsup:

matty_f
02-08-2016, 06:24 PM
Does anyone still do this? How's it going now?

Godsahibby
04-08-2016, 10:37 AM
I am still doing it. Not done any since the Euros though taking a break before the new season.

I had used that Profit Accumulator for a while to get used to it but cancelled the subscription a few months ago, there are plenty of other places out there and I am emailed daily by the bookies with offers.

green&left
04-08-2016, 11:19 AM
Does anyone still do this? How's it going now?

Got upto £400 quid starting in April until end of the euros. Havn't touched it since then. Paid for my Copenhagen trip. Will get back into it in the new season but when the new offers dry up i'll probably patch it in. Had a good run at it but the 'reload' offers aren't worth the hassle for me personal, bet £30 for a £5 free bet etc which equates to about £2.60 profit. Still plenty to be made though, was luckily enough to move house and change bank at the same time so a new customer for all the bookies :aok:

green&left
04-08-2016, 11:21 AM
PS this blogs a good one, freebie aswell > http://matchedbettingblog.com/

Godsahibby
04-08-2016, 01:14 PM
PS this blogs a good one, freebie aswell > http://matchedbettingblog.com/

Yeah agreed mate that one is very good,

matty_f
04-08-2016, 06:08 PM
PS this blogs a good one, freebie aswell > http://matchedbettingblog.com/

Cheers for sharing that!

matty_f
10-08-2016, 12:01 PM
I picked this up the other night (when I posted to see if folk still did it). Only really dabbled with a couple of offers so far but find it pretty easy to use the different calculators and bet finders. Have been using Betfair to do the lay bet, that is pretty straightforward as well.

The profits per offer aren't massive - even if you pick big odds you have to have a relatively significant amount in the exchange account to lay the bet, and so I've been trying to do it without making too many deposits into the exchange account.

Will start to build that one up a bit to take bigger odds on the back bets further down the line.

What are the reload offers like? I'd gone to sign up to the Profit Accumulator site but changed my mind when the blog above was posted, and will work my way through those intro offers first.

The next step will be checking out the reload offers - some of them seem a bit spurious though - back a team and if they score you get a free bet, things like that?

Godsahibby
11-08-2016, 09:45 PM
Bet365 with a cracking start offer to the season doing their £50 in play bet.

overdrive
15-08-2016, 03:19 PM
The next step will be checking out the reload offers - some of them seem a bit spurious though - back a team and if they score you get a free bet, things like that?

There used to be much better reload offers. I think the bookies are getting wise to match betting. Saying that though, the 888 Sport Goals Mean More offer was fantastic last year (similar to the type you describe). It is not as great this year by the looks of it.

JoeT
21-08-2016, 04:00 PM
I started doing this in December when I first saw this thread, signed up to one of the subscription sites for the first month to learn the ropes and now keep an eye on the matchedbettingblog site and use the free oddsmonkey matching software and calculator

Today I ticked over the £7000 profit mark that's taken 8 months to get to, well worth the few hours effort each week

Treat it as a bit of a hobby that brings in a nice part-time 'wage'

Won't last forever as I've been limited / banned from promotions on quite a few accounts but can sign up the wife etc to keep things going a little longer

Good luck to anyone trying, needs a little patience but as your bankroll builds the more offers you can do in parallel and you can find a few more complex methods to keep things ticking over: extra place offers, each way arbing etc

matty_f
22-08-2016, 12:25 AM
I started doing this in December when I first saw this thread, signed up to one of the subscription sites for the first month to learn the ropes and now keep an eye on the matchedbettingblog site and use the free oddsmonkey matching software and calculator

Today I ticked over the £7000 profit mark that's taken 8 months to get to, well worth the few hours effort each week

Treat it as a bit of a hobby that brings in a nice part-time 'wage'

Won't last forever as I've been limited / banned from promotions on quite a few accounts but can sign up the wife etc to keep things going a little longer

Good luck to anyone trying, needs a little patience but as your bankroll builds the more offers you can do in parallel and you can find a few more complex methods to keep things ticking over: extra place offers, each way arbing etc

That's some going! Do you get a message from the bookies to say they've limited your offers, and how long does it take to get to that point?

Killiehibbie
22-08-2016, 12:31 PM
Bet Stars will give you 3 £10 free bets for staking £10.

Thief
22-08-2016, 03:13 PM
That's some going! Do you get a message from the bookies to say they've limited your offers, and how long does it take to get to that point?

Yeah, it's usually in the form of an email telling you in a nice way you're no longer eligible for offers or promotions.
How early that happens can vary but the bookies have sophisticated software checking for evidence of matched betting and the email usually makes reference to betting not following normal patterns of recreational betting lol.
I lost paddy power, bet victor and 888 very early on. Gutted [emoji22]

matty_f
22-08-2016, 03:55 PM
Bet Stars will give you 3 £10 free bets for staking £10.

Good spot. BetonBrazil also do a £10 free bet if you deposit and bet £10 using code MINCE10.

matty_f
22-08-2016, 04:03 PM
Yeah, it's usually in the form of an email telling you in a nice way you're no longer eligible for offers or promotions.
How early that happens can vary but the bookies have sophisticated software checking for evidence of matched betting and the email usually makes reference to betting not following normal patterns of recreational betting lol.
I lost paddy power, bet victor and 888 very early on. Gutted [emoji22]

How many bets did you place to reach that point? I looked on a couple of forums last night and they said to avoid obscure bets (wish I'd read that before backing and laying a both teams to score bet in the Alloa game at the weekend :greengrin )

The advice on the forums was to go for popular matches instead.

I think there looks like enough offers around that you can stand to lose a couple of bookies and still do ok.

Thief
22-08-2016, 04:57 PM
Paddy power must've been a world record! Was within a fortnight and I'd only had 3 or 4 bets! Bet victor was a couple months and I probably deserved it as I was a wee bit careless with free bets and high odds [emoji22]
888 sports was down to a highly successful run on last seasons goals mean more where I had Leicester & man city, and was I believe part of a widespread clear out they had as they lost a fortune on the goals means more prom and they've also changed it this season.
The main problem is using the free bet at high odds, so try to avoid doing that too much.
I often use the free bet now on a televised game & don't lay it off.
Think the trick is to avoid a pattern that their software is primed to look for [emoji106]

matty_f
22-08-2016, 05:54 PM
Paddy power must've been a world record! Was within a fortnight and I'd only had 3 or 4 bets! Bet victor was a couple months and I probably deserved it as I was a wee bit careless with free bets and high odds [emoji22]
888 sports was down to a highly successful run on last seasons goals mean more where I had Leicester & man city, and was I believe part of a widespread clear out they had as they lost a fortune on the goals means more prom and they've also changed it this season.
The main problem is using the free bet at high odds, so try to avoid doing that too much.
I often use the free bet now on a televised game & don't lay it off.
Think the trick is to avoid a pattern that their software is primed to look for [emoji106]

I take it they can't see that you've laid the bet at a different bookie?

I have no issue with not going for the high odds - never enough in the exchange account to cover a high liability.

Thief
22-08-2016, 07:53 PM
I take it they can't see that you've laid the bet at a different bookie?

I have no issue with not going for the high odds - never enough in the exchange account to cover a high liability.

Not legitimately, I don't think, but I've read post on various forums about cookies being monitored. No idea if that's genuine or just paranoia on their part lol.

Think the main thing they look for is qualifying bet at minimum and free bet much higher than your usual bet.

Mixing it up seems to work as I haven't had any issues since 888 ditched me [emoji3]

JoeT
23-08-2016, 06:20 PM
I think avoiding large withdrawals may help, I've lost hills and sportingbet in the last week after a couple of 6-folds and horses came in, restricted within a couple of hours/next day after withdrawals of £500+
I maybe should have took it out in dribs and drabs to avoid anyone looking at my account

matty_f
24-08-2016, 10:48 AM
I think avoiding large withdrawals may help, I've lost hills and sportingbet in the last week after a couple of 6-folds and horses came in, restricted within a couple of hours/next day after withdrawals of £500+
I maybe should have took it out in dribs and drabs to avoid anyone looking at my account

I got emails this morning from Betway and Betbright saying they'd restricted offers on the accounts. I think I only placed the qualifying bet on Betbright - not even the free bet that you get for opening the account!

At least I'd done the offer on the Betway one.

Anyone do the acca refund offers? I was trying to make sense of the calculator on profitaccumulator that tells you what to lay and how to win on them, but as far as I could see it looks like you'll always have a big loss if the qualifying bet wins.

Thief
24-08-2016, 09:10 PM
Used their spreadsheets last season for quite a few accas. Tried the lay all and the refund one and did not bad with them.
If you're going for the refund and all have won but the last one is still to play, the spreadsheet alters your lay to reflect the fact that you're either going to win or qualify for the refund.
Hard to explain and I spent ages trying to get my head round it!
I haven't even looked at the new Acca software they have but it sounds promising.
Busy at work just now but hopefully get right into it in couple weeks time [emoji3]

matty_f
24-08-2016, 09:48 PM
Used their spreadsheets last season for quite a few accas. Tried the lay all and the refund one and did not bad with them.
If you're going for the refund and all have won but the last one is still to play, the spreadsheet alters your lay to reflect the fact that you're either going to win or qualify for the refund.
Hard to explain and I spent ages trying to get my head round it!
I haven't even looked at the new Acca software they have but it sounds promising.
Busy at work just now but hopefully get right into it in couple weeks time [emoji3]
That makes sense, when I was looking at it without filling anything it out just looked like you had to lay much more each time, to the point where you were massively over the potential win on the bet.

overdrive
25-08-2016, 10:59 AM
Not legitimately, I don't think, but I've read post on various forums about cookies being monitored. No idea if that's genuine or just paranoia on their part lol.

Think the main thing they look for is qualifying bet at minimum and free bet much higher than your usual bet.

Mixing it up seems to work as I haven't had any issues since 888 ditched me [emoji3]

Also, avoid laying a Paddy Power bet with Betfair. They are the same company (obviously don't lay a Betfair Sportsbook bet with the Betfair Exchange).

In terms of accounts getting restricted, don't take the proverbial (i.e. don't just do promos), don't always take high value with the qualifying bets or mugs (i.e. they should not all be close matches with the lay odds), try to stick to high profile football and very high profile racing (no obscure meetings) and don't take arbs (price boosts are fine but again don't abuse them).

matty_f
25-08-2016, 02:03 PM
Also, avoid laying a Paddy Power bet with Betfair. They are the same company (obviously don't lay a Betfair Sportsbook bet with the Betfair Exchange).

In terms of accounts getting restricted, don't take the proverbial (i.e. don't just do promos), don't always take high value with the qualifying bets or mugs (i.e. they should not all be close matches with the lay odds), try to stick to high profile football and very high profile racing (no obscure meetings) and don't take arbs (price boosts are fine but again don't abuse them).

That's a good shout about PP and Betfair - I never knew they were the same company. Betfair and Betfair Exchange is obvious enough!

I was quite pleased to see that Betbright, despite restricting my account, still honoured the £20 free bet.

I'm hoping it wins, as I've a sky diver stuck in that account and they have a tenner minimum withdrawal, and there's no danger I'm using them again if they've restricted me. :greengrin

Killiehibbie
25-08-2016, 10:00 PM
That's a good shout about PP and Betfair - I never knew they were the same company. Betfair and Betfair Exchange is obvious enough!I was quite pleased to see that Betbright, despite restricting my account, still honoured the £20 free bet.I'm hoping it wins, as I've a sky diver stuck in that account and they have a tenner minimum withdrawal, and there's no danger I'm using them again if they've restricted me. :greengrinJust deposit another tenner than withdraw £15.

matty_f
25-08-2016, 10:22 PM
Just deposit another tenner than withdraw £15.

I just used their live chat and asked them to close the account and return the fiver. The guy did it straight away.

overdrive
26-08-2016, 08:40 AM
That's a good shout about PP and Betfair - I never knew they were the same company. Betfair and Betfair Exchange is obvious enough!

I was quite pleased to see that Betbright, despite restricting my account, still honoured the £20 free bet.

I'm hoping it wins, as I've a sky diver stuck in that account and they have a tenner minimum withdrawal, and there's no danger I'm using them again if they've restricted me. :greengrin

Another one to watch is Ladbrokes and Betdaq (also the same company) but I wouldn't really be using Betdaq anyway.

matty_f
26-08-2016, 11:37 AM
Another one to watch is Ladbrokes and Betdaq (also the same company) but I wouldn't really be using Betdaq anyway.

Nice one, I haven't used Betdaq either but I think they have an offer coming up on the list of ones to do, so will keep that in mind!

Smarkets is a good one, 2% commission and they update your balance pretty much as soon as the game is finished - noticed a few of the others can be a bit slower to update.

McSwanky
29-08-2016, 10:33 AM
Anyone done any of the Bingo offers? I can do a 'refer a friend' thing which guarantees you at least £15 on one site completely risk free (disclaimer: also guarantees me £10!) - PM me if you want details...

matty_f
29-08-2016, 01:33 PM
Anyone done any of the Bingo offers? I can do a 'refer a friend' thing which guarantees you at least £15 on one site completely risk free (disclaimer: also guarantees me £10!) - PM me if you want details...

I was playing through some of the bingo ones (fiber free play) last night. Drop me a pm with the details, I'll have a look at it. :aok:

matty_f
02-09-2016, 02:35 PM
Going to try and tackle the acca matched bets this weekend, not quite got my head around them yet but I'll just follow the instructions until I get it.

matty_f
09-09-2016, 02:25 PM
Got gubbed by Genting today, email out of the blue about not getting any more offers from them. Fuds! :greengrin

hibbybob
11-09-2016, 05:53 PM
Perhaps somebody could answer a question on matched betting.

If you place a bet with a bookie and then one or more horses (not the one you backed) drop out it's likely that any winnings (i.e. your horse wins) will be reduced because of the increased chance of your horse winning (??rule 4).

Does that screw up matched betting or do the exchanges automatically reduce your covering bet (or change the lay odds) thus compensating for the shortfall in money coming back from the bookie.

If they don't, then what is a 'no risk' bet could lose you money. Should that be the case the best tactic would be to place bets just before a race starts when there is little chance of a horse dropping out - but that isn't always practical.

Maybe I'm missing something obvious but i'd appreciate if somebody could explain.

overdrive
13-09-2016, 01:31 PM
Perhaps somebody could answer a question on matched betting.

If you place a bet with a bookie and then one or more horses (not the one you backed) drop out it's likely that any winnings (i.e. your horse wins) will be reduced because of the increased chance of your horse winning (??rule 4).

Does that screw up matched betting or do the exchanges automatically reduce your covering bet (or change the lay odds) thus compensating for the shortfall in money coming back from the bookie.

If they don't, then what is a 'no risk' bet could lose you money. Should that be the case the best tactic would be to place bets just before a race starts when there is little chance of a horse dropping out - but that isn't always practical.

Maybe I'm missing something obvious but i'd appreciate if somebody could explain.

It normally wouldn't make much difference - the rule 4 would be applied at both the bookie and the exchange. What you need to watch out for is when you place your bets that the bookie is showing the same non-runners as the exchange and that they have updated their price accordingly. If not, you'd lose money.

hibbybob
14-09-2016, 02:43 PM
It normally wouldn't make much difference - the rule 4 would be applied at both the bookie and the exchange. What you need to watch out for is when you place your bets that the bookie is showing the same non-runners as the exchange and that they have updated their price accordingly. If not, you'd lose money.

Thanks Overdrive, I wasn't sure how the exchanges treated withdrawals but that now makes sense.

Good advice re checking that both show the same non runners - tho I suppose it could go in your favour as well as against you. That said, that's not the idea of "matched" betting.

Killiehibbie
07-02-2017, 10:21 AM
Anyone ever had any problems using their debit card? It seems the TSB company policy is not to allow 18 year olds access to gambling sites as it will put them at risk. Stupid cow in the branch said if it was that easy everybody would be doing it. I explained it wasn't about gambling but turning bonus money into withdrawable cash and I was teaching him how to do it. New current account getting opened for him in another bank.

McSwanky
07-02-2017, 10:47 AM
Anyone ever had any problems using their debit card? It seems the TSB company policy is not to allow 18 year olds access to gambling sites as it will put them at risk. Stupid cow in the branch said if it was that easy everybody would be doing it. I explained it wasn't about gambling but turning bonus money into withdrawable cash and I was teaching him how to do it. New current account getting opened for him in another bank.

Never had any problems with my Nationwide FlexDirect account - I can also get a £100 bonus for me and £100 bonus for you/your lad if I refer a friend - really easy earner! Let me know if you're interested and I'll ping you the details.

Cheers!

Killiehibbie
07-02-2017, 10:56 AM
Never had any problems with my Nationwide FlexDirect account - I can also get a £100 bonus for me and £100 bonus for you/your lad if I refer a friend - really easy earner! Let me know if you're interested and I'll ping you the details.

Cheers!Sounds good. Let me know what we need to do.