Money for uni by matched betting
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Re: Money for uni by matched bettingI completely forgot about SNR I was just assuming it was going to be SR for some reason. Thanks for the help!(Original post by corona&lime)
Betfair commission will be 5%. I don't know about being able to use the free bets together, it should tell you on the betting slip when you make a selection. If I remember right PP usually insist that you select one free bet which must equal the stake but I could be wrong.
Also, sounds like you need to do a tad more reading... the free bets you have will be SNR, so betting on low odds will get you practically nothing. You need to find matches from around 6/1 upwards to get the most out of it. Try and aim for 80% return minimum. If you're not sure what I mean by using high odds instead of low odds, play around with the calculator for a SNR free bet and see what difference it makes using a match of say 7/7 as opposed to 1.4/1.4 -
Re: Money for uni by matched betting
I did matched betting over last summer, and stopped during uni term time. I checked my betting email and found I had a couple of reload offers so decided to go for BlueSq 50% deposit match up to £50 (so £25 free bet).
Matched my £50 to have a loss of little over £1, now just waiting for the free bet to credit. It says up to 48 hours but in an hour or so that window will be up so no doubt I'll have to mail them... Such a hassle, but only a little for a free £20 or so.
I'm tempted to do my bwin reload of 50% bonus of £160 (£80 free bet) but I can't remember if I liked bwin's terms or not. I'll have to look them up since it's been a while.
[e] "...any funds obtained via sports betting bonus promotions may only be withdrawn once you have wagered a sum equivalent to seven times the bonus amount" <- That's the term I don't like the sound of. With an £80 bonus that leads to £560 worth of wagering..Last edited by Alarae; 28-03-2012 at 22:01. -
Re: Money for uni by matched betting
Hey guys, I'm pretty new to betting.
Opened a Coral account earlier today, and saw the £30 free bet.
I placed £30 of MY money on AC Milan to score 3 goals or less before HT, so i won £0.15 lol.
Now i have got my £30 free bonus bet, whenever i click on the bet slip, there is no sign of this 'free bet'.
I don't want to bet £30 of my money straight away on a premiership 4 match accumulator, but would rather use the £30 free bet and keep my winnings.
Is there any way to check/make sure that my £30 bonus bet is going to be used, instead of £30 of MY money, for this 4 fold accumulator i want to place on Coral's website?
Thanks in advance -
Re: Money for uni by matched bettingThe free bet balance is shown on the bar at the bottom, if not then contact customer service and they will credit it. When placing a bet you then have the option of using your free bet balance. In future make sure to check for the best offers, Coral actually have a £50 sign up available.(Original post by Chicharito14)
Hey guys, I'm pretty new to betting.
Opened a Coral account earlier today, and saw the £30 free bet.
I placed £30 of MY money on AC Milan to score 3 goals or less before HT, so i won £0.15 lol.
Now i have got my £30 free bonus bet, whenever i click on the bet slip, there is no sign of this 'free bet'.
I don't want to bet £30 of my money straight away on a premiership 4 match accumulator, but would rather use the £30 free bet and keep my winnings.
Is there any way to check/make sure that my £30 bonus bet is going to be used, instead of £30 of MY money, for this 4 fold accumulator i want to place on Coral's website?
Thanks in advance
It sounds like you aren't using the free bet to make guaranteed profit and rather are using it for real gambling! -
Re: Money for uni by matched bettingWhat i have done was withdrawn my winnings from my Coral account (£30.15).(Original post by chiliman14)
The free bet balance is shown on the bar at the bottom, if not then contact customer service and they will credit it. When placing a bet you then have the option of using your free bet balance. In future make sure to check for the best offers, Coral actually have a £50 sign up available.
It sounds like you aren't using the free bet to make guaranteed profit and rather are using it for real gambling!
Then when it said that my cash balance was 0.00, i placed a bet with the 'Bonus £30 bet'.
I'm assuming that this bet I've placed is now using the bonus bet. Surely my money cannot be deposited, without clicking X amount i want in my Coral account? -
Re: Money for uni by matched bettingNearly everyone on here has done or will do the Bet365 offer plus their £50 mobile offer.(Original post by Patchey1000)
anyone done the bet365 offer, the best event i can find is requires £2000 in bet fair and still makes a £10 loss
Are you looking on Oddsmonkey or freebets4all for matches? -
Re: Money for uni by matched bettingI don't think any sites have an odds feed with them, it's just a case of manually finding a close odds match.(Original post by A-K-J)
Does anyone know any odds website which show Betinternet odds?
The only one im aware of is odds monkey and that doesnt have betinternet odds. -
Re: Money for uni by matched bettingCame across this site, they don't have many bookies on there however they do have BetInternet(Original post by chiliman14)
I don't think any sites have an odds feed with them, it's just a case of manually finding a close odds match.
http://www.ifreebet.co.uk/betcalculator
might help someone else. -
Re: Money for uni by matched betting
So completed my first ever matched bet. Took it slowly and tried to learn as much as possible (continuing to do so of course). Used FTO since Im new and my overall profit is £11.33 from a £20 free bet which seems fairly bad compared to what I see on here and Im now seeing why people do not rate FTO at all.
Now intend to look into it in more depth and then begin doing it myself to try and get a larger return. -
Re: Money for uni by matched betting
Absolutely rinsed matched betting over xmas (got about £350 out of all the major offers) then lost about £80-100 betting my actual money in the hope of getting more once the offers ran out, lesson: don't be too greedy! Anyone know how much of a float is needed for bet365? Got £1700 to use until my accommodation comes out in May, do you just back/lay at high odds in the hope you'll win at Betfair, or could that land you with £1700 you can't withdraw with no money to lay it?
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Re: Money for uni by matched bettingJust complete the WR at the lowest odds possible, or close to, hoping that you bust out, if not, ah well.(Original post by Jono404)
Absolutely rinsed matched betting over xmas (got about £350 out of all the major offers) then lost about £80-100 betting my actual money in the hope of getting more once the offers ran out, lesson: don't be too greedy! Anyone know how much of a float is needed for bet365? Got £1700 to use until my accommodation comes out in May, do you just back/lay at high odds in the hope you'll win at Betfair, or could that land you with £1700 you can't withdraw with no money to lay it?
You dont want to bet at high odds, because if it comes in, like you say, your in the brown stuff -
Re: Money for uni by matched bettingThink I finally get it after having a read around, it's a bonus, not a free bet right? So you place a qualifier as usual then just bet through 1200 at low odds then withdraw everything? Thinking of doing it as 4x£300 bets with a £1500-1600 float.(Original post by arichmond64)
Just complete the WR at the lowest odds possible, or close to, hoping that you bust out, if not, ah well.
You dont want to bet at high odds, because if it comes in, like you say, your in the brown stuff -
Re: Money for uni by matched bettingI just reroute it using the host file... but what I am saying is, newbies won't know of this threat and I think it is a fairly significant one.(Original post by united2000)
Use Firefox with Noscript add-on. This blocks Iesnare. You can still log into websites fine. William Hill use Iesnare and my account logs in fine blocking it.
I would definately look into changing IP addresses or using the internet at their house if you dont want to get caught.