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Reply 9760
Original post by mackemforever
Ok, maybe not fake details but at least details of somebody that isn't you!


That would be the workable solution :wink:
Reply 9761
Original post by Jimmy Carr
What do you guys tend to do more, look for new customer offers or go with existing customer offers? Also, if you're going for the new ones, I'm guessing that invariably means signing up to the same website more than once and this requires you to fill in your details in many cases - do you put in a fake name and all that or? I'm a bit confused here.


No need for fake details. I dont multi account so do it all above board and still earn over £1k a month 😁 i do sports, bingo and casino offers all risk free.
Reply 9762
Original post by TomWr
No need for fake details. I dont multi account so do it all above board and still earn over £1k a month 😁 i do sports, bingo and casino offers all risk free.


I don't believe there are £1k per month worth of risk free offers on a single set of accounts..
Absolutely rinsed the bookies today, £300+. A shoutout to B365 for providing a third of that. That's on a single set of account btw


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You are wrong guys, talking that multiaccounting not worth it. The only reason you think so - is because you don't know how to do it right. Everybody here knows that sign up bonuses are the most profitable ones, seeking for reloads equals to spent a lot of time doing very little money. Also you can do not only 3 account per 6 months, but 10-20 accounts PER DAY with appropriate choice of bookies with the most profitable bonuses (it means THOUSANDS of pounds EVERY DAY). All you have to do is to know how bookie' system check works and how to overcome it. VPNs, cookies cleaning and etc - is just THE VERY BEGINNING of the story of true multiaccounting.
C u round, matchedbettors))
Original post by Reue
I don't believe there are £1k per month worth of risk free offers on a single set of accounts..


There are, I do it it too :smile: Just requires a bit more extra work to start with finding them but then my betting schedule becomes a weekly routine
Reply 9766
Original post by BookerG
You are wrong guys, talking that multiaccounting not worth it. The only reason you think so - is because you don't know how to do it right. Everybody here knows that sign up bonuses are the most profitable ones, seeking for reloads equals to spent a lot of time doing very little money. Also you can do not only 3 account per 6 months, but 10-20 accounts PER DAY with appropriate choice of bookies with the most profitable bonuses (it means THOUSANDS of pounds EVERY DAY). All you have to do is to know how bookie' system check works and how to overcome it. VPNs, cookies cleaning and etc - is just THE VERY BEGINNING of the story of true multiaccounting.
C u round, matchedbettors))


Cool story bro.

The problem isnt the bookie checks, but having a bank account in the same name.
Reply 9767
Original post by girlgamer2
There are, I do it it too :smile: Just requires a bit more extra work to start with finding them but then my betting schedule becomes a weekly routine


Interested to see some examples.

Take the estimated value of all reload offers on the monthly calculator still wouldn't reach 1k for a single set of accounts.
Original post by Reue
Interested to see some examples.

Take the estimated value of all reload offers on the monthly calculator still wouldn't reach 1k for a single set of accounts.


read forums to find loopholes (often pop up and very lucrative), do bingo, casino reload offers, accas and horse reloads, plus sharbing (join instore loyalty cards - extra free bets).

There are whole systems outside of daily offers tab
Reply 9769
Original post by girlgamer2
read forums to find loopholes (often pop up and very lucrative), do bingo, casino reload offers, accas and horse reloads, plus sharbing (join instore loyalty cards - extra free bets).

There are whole systems outside of daily offers tab


Loopholes are rare. I think the number so far this year has only been about 3 worthwhile ones.

Bingo has very few +ev reloads. Accas are alot of work for £5-£10 profit per pop. Horse reloads are only a couple of races per day plus a load on Saturday.

Sharbing has been great the past couple of months but is dying down now that the PP and Ladbrokes instores have been pulled.

Basically; I don't believe it's possible to consistently make £1k per month on a single set of accounts.
Original post by Reue
Loopholes are rare. I think the number so far this year has only been about 3 worthwhile ones.

Bingo has very few +ev reloads. Accas are alot of work for £5-£10 profit per pop. Horse reloads are only a couple of races per day plus a load on Saturday.

Sharbing has been great the past couple of months but is dying down now that the PP and Ladbrokes instores have been pulled.

Basically; I don't believe it's possible to consistently make £1k per month on a single set of accounts.


For risk free stuff it's difficult, but when you take calculated risks it's easy, especially with the larger casino offers which can profit in the 100s, with £10k profit I can afford to calculate risks based on experience and RTP.

So yeah, I kinda agree if you're always going to do risk free stuff, but once you've earned enough you can afford to risk a little.
Reply 9771
Original post by girlgamer2
For risk free stuff it's difficult, but when you take calculated risks it's easy, especially with the larger casino offers which can profit in the 100s, with £10k profit I can afford to calculate risks based on experience and RTP.

So yeah, I kinda agree if you're always going to do risk free stuff, but once you've earned enough you can afford to risk a little.


Entirely risk free would be, I suspect, impossible to achieve.

Even including risk offers it will be difficult. The high risk casino reload offers are usually only £5-£20 estimated value each.
Any thoughts on arbitrage betting? [Sorry if a little off topic]
Original post by adam9317
Any thoughts on arbitrage betting? [Sorry if a little off topic]


I take it you mean when a bookmaker has higher odds than what you can lay it off at the exchange and you make a profit from it? If so, your account will quickly be severely stake restricted and that makes it pretty pointless. Though Sharbing is a viable alternative
Original post by JP298
I take it you mean when a bookmaker has higher odds than what you can lay it off at the exchange and you make a profit from it? If so, your account will quickly be severely stake restricted and that makes it pretty pointless. Though Sharbing is a viable alternative


Thats what I was thinking; although something interesting I had been looking at was backing and laying on betfair and matchbook depending on odds. It seems quite fast paced, but could be a small amount of money; but I don't know 100% what to think of it
Original post by adam9317
Any thoughts on arbitrage betting? [Sorry if a little off topic]


>quick way to get account restricted
> a lot of work for tiny bit of profit unless you discovered a way to get on HUGE stakes
>need to place your bets quickly
>risk odds change
>best way to go about it is to not lay, but be prepared for months of losing streak..
Original post by adam9317
Thats what I was thinking; although something interesting I had been looking at was backing and laying on betfair and matchbook depending on odds. It seems quite fast paced, but could be a small amount of money; but I don't know 100% what to think of it


Well people do that but typically on one exchange such as betfair using special software to place the bets. They typically do it on horse racing and whilst some make a living off of it, people usually fail. It's like anything, you need to learn about it and get to a level in which you can compete with other traders. It's not risk free in-fact it's far from it. Are you doing matched betting atm?
Original post by JP298
Well people do that but typically on one exchange such as betfair using special software to place the bets. They typically do it on horse racing and whilst some make a living off of it, people usually fail. It's like anything, you need to learn about it and get to a level in which you can compete with other traders. It's not risk free in-fact it's far from it. Are you doing matched betting atm?


was trading a few races today, getting in and out of market for small stakes. Sunday. Before i turn my attention to football.

Original post by HucktheForde
was trading a few races today, getting in and out of market for small stakes. Sunday. Before i turn my attention to football.



Nice one, there's a couple of folk I know that do it at uni. Are you planning on going for it properly or were you just messing about? It's not really my thing and matched betting takes up enough of my time XD
Original post by JP298
Nice one, there's a couple of folk I know that do it at uni. Are you planning on going for it properly or were you just messing about? It's not really my thing and matched betting takes up enough of my time XD


Of course i am doing it properly. ive spent 2 years learning to trade horse racing. only done successfully this year.

btw on todays football i am currently having this.



laid the draw for 10. Reduced my liability a bit. anyone think man utd can come back from 2 goals down ?

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