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Quote from: cabron on November 27, 2023, 12:55:42 PM

How accurate are the tools they sell for $999 and are they going to help players to look for the matches that are suitable to bet?

This service offers a huge opportunity for sports bettors. The downside is that most gamblers in crypto are not very open to submitting KYC to every sports betting platform that possitivebetting will recommend. And there's also a chance that their account going to be banned as well.

The site is mine. The $999 isn't any software, the 999 is hours of video tutorials showing people how to arbitrage with live help. You also get access to live webinars where you watch me live arbitrage.

Yeah, you need to complete KYC and be in a state that allows sports betting. I do not recommend anyone to use a VPN, and you need to use your details. The other hard part of arbitraging initially, is I recommend you have $3-5k to deposit to multiple sites, so that you can make multiple bets before having to withdrawal and redeposit.

You would get limited if caught arbitraging. But you can withdrawal. There are other risks associated with arbitraging which is also explained.

But I wouldn't work with anyone who is outside the US or in a state that doesn't allow sportsbetting like TX.

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How accurate are the tools they sell for $999 and are they going to help players to look for the matches that are suitable to bet?

This service offers a huge opportunity for sports bettors. The downside is that most gamblers in crypto are not very open to submitting KYC to every sports betting platform that possitivebetting will recommend. And there's also a chance that their account going to be banned as well.

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Quote from: AbuBhakar on November 27, 2023, 11:39:14 AM

Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on November 27, 2023, 10:29:32 AM

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If you're interested, check out https://positivebetting.com/ where we can teach you everything you need to know about arbitraging. You can watch tutorial videos, and join live webinars where we can all hit games together live.

What are your experiences with arbitraging?

It’s very hard to do this using crypto sportsbook since most of them is using same odds provider that will surely caught you before you can even have a withdrawal. Worst scenario is they freeze your account including your bankroll and wait for many months before you can get your capital.

Probably you are using fiat sportsbook or something that is not trusted here in the forum. Besides, Arbitrage betting is already not allowed on most of the sportsbook so I doubt someone will be interested to this method here.

In the US we have regulated sportsbooks so if they were to catch you. You account would be limited but you could withdrawal without any issues. Im not advocating for someone outside of the US to use a book in the US. I am saying if you live in a state that has books, you should use them.

I understand your point since US regulator is very strict when it comes to consumer protection. The problem is most of the casino here is not under the jurisdiction of US since their license is from Curaçao. Your suggestion only applicable to US based casino and not globally since some casino with Curacao license is very strict when comes to arbitrage betting.

You can check the scam accusation board to see that most of the complaints involved arbitrage betting which is considered as abuse by sportsbook.

Correct.

This is ONLY for US books. Anything to do with crypto or offshore books, is for another thread not this one. Thanks

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Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on November 27, 2023, 10:29:32 AM

Quote from: AbuBhakar on November 27, 2023, 10:08:35 AM

Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on November 26, 2023, 02:20:43 PM

If you're interested, check out https://positivebetting.com/ where we can teach you everything you need to know about arbitraging. You can watch tutorial videos, and join live webinars where we can all hit games together live.

What are your experiences with arbitraging?

It’s very hard to do this using crypto sportsbook since most of them is using same odds provider that will surely caught you before you can even have a withdrawal. Worst scenario is they freeze your account including your bankroll and wait for many months before you can get your capital.

Probably you are using fiat sportsbook or something that is not trusted here in the forum. Besides, Arbitrage betting is already not allowed on most of the sportsbook so I doubt someone will be interested to this method here.

In the US we have regulated sportsbooks so if they were to catch you. You account would be limited but you could withdrawal without any issues. Im not advocating for someone outside of the US to use a book in the US. I am saying if you live in a state that has books, you should use them.

I understand your point since US regulator is very strict when it comes to consumer protection. The problem is most of the casino here is not under the jurisdiction of US since their license is from Curaçao. Your suggestion only applicable to US based casino and not globally since some casino with Curacao license is very strict when comes to arbitrage betting.

You can check the scam accusation board to see that most of the complaints involved arbitrage betting which is considered as abuse by sportsbook.

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Quote from: AbuBhakar on November 27, 2023, 10:08:35 AM

Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on November 26, 2023, 02:20:43 PM

If you're interested, check out https://positivebetting.com/ where we can teach you everything you need to know about arbitraging. You can watch tutorial videos, and join live webinars where we can all hit games together live.

What are your experiences with arbitraging?

It’s very hard to do this using crypto sportsbook since most of them is using same odds provider that will surely caught you before you can even have a withdrawal. Worst scenario is they freeze your account including your bankroll and wait for many months before you can get your capital.

Probably you are using fiat sportsbook or something that is not trusted here in the forum. Besides, Arbitrage betting is already not allowed on most of the sportsbook so I doubt someone will be interested to this method here.

In the US we have regulated sportsbooks so if they were to catch you. You account would be limited but you could withdrawal without any issues. Im not advocating for someone outside of the US to use a book in the US. I am saying if you live in a state that has books, you should use them.

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Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on November 26, 2023, 02:20:43 PM

If you're interested, check out https://positivebetting.com/ where we can teach you everything you need to know about arbitraging. You can watch tutorial videos, and join live webinars where we can all hit games together live.

What are your experiences with arbitraging?

It’s very hard to do this using crypto sportsbook since most of them is using same odds provider that will surely caught you before you can even have a withdrawal. Worst scenario is they freeze your account including your bankroll and wait for many months before you can get your capital.

Probably you are using fiat sportsbook or something that is not trusted here in the forum. Besides, Arbitrage betting is already not allowed on most of the sportsbook so I doubt someone will be interested to this method here.

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Quote from: pinggoki on November 27, 2023, 04:35:13 AM

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It is as risky as betting a single side. Like arbitrage betting in soccer is not also a guarantee. I have seen some gamblers who bet a match with different options with the hope to win one of the options but it never happens. If arbitrage betting was a sure road to winning then it is just as easy as money in the bank. . For example in soccer you can bet the option of 1,2 or 12 in a particular game but at FT, the score result in X (that is draw), it means you have lost from all the options. It is no guarantee for winning.

Not really as long as the odds are high enough that no matter who wins, you will still be getting a profit and the money that you've betted on the losing side is also won from your bet then it's not so bad at all. That's why you should choose the odds that will bring you back your other bet and arbitrage requires that you're paying attention to the odds I am sure that's already a common sense, if you know that you won't get a profit doing an arbitrage bet then don't do it in that match, there's always a time or a match for you to do arbitrage anyways. The only problem that is present here is that there's a potential that the sportsbetting or bookmaking site will not approve of this strategy as there are past actions like this that lead to people being banned.

Well my contention here is that sometimes in different options, the games end up being lose. You can bet for example Barcelona in different options usually direct win, win either half, over 2.5. So in such instance, the match can end up as Barcelona losing the match to the opponent. What such means is that the gamblers options ended as losing, it is as simple as that. Usually this is to the dismay of the gambler and you keep wondering what hardluck that came to you.

Arbitrage can also be profitable and you win lots of money from it.

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Quote from: EKoston on November 27, 2023, 03:28:10 AM

in the past few years ago it was really a good option to stick with arb betting (we called it surebetting)

but there are a few problems here

first you need bookmakers where you can handle such big amounts, and they are safe there
other thing is, to find the gab in for examples - handicap and + handicap

cause the solid bookies are quite sharp when it comes to lines and odds

if you find such a game like OP mentioned, than its ok and you can try it, but as i said, you need trustfull bookie here to handle such amounts. and you have to be fast before odds/line changes (means you should use markets with much liquidity to handle such amounts and have lines which still exists after a 10K bet)

If you're in the US, then you can use any regulated book. If they're licensed they can handle the bets, and I wouldn't recommend betting more than 2k for your first bet so you shouldn't run into trouble. You're correct though, arbitraging you need to move fast, if the lines move in a negative direction then you would need to take a loss. You'll get more bets in than the sites changing odds on you though, so its still profitable.

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Quote from: Gozie51 on November 26, 2023, 02:58:46 PM

It is as risky as betting a single side. Like arbitrage betting in soccer is not also a guarantee. I have seen some gamblers who bet a match with different options with the hope to win one of the options but it never happens. If arbitrage betting was a sure road to winning then it is just as easy as money in the bank. . For example in soccer you can bet the option of 1,2 or 12 in a particular game but at FT, the score result in X (that is draw), it means you have lost from all the options. It is no guarantee for winning.

Not really as long as the odds are high enough that no matter who wins, you will still be getting a profit and the money that you've betted on the losing side is also won from your bet then it's not so bad at all. That's why you should choose the odds that will bring you back your other bet and arbitrage requires that you're paying attention to the odds I am sure that's already a common sense, if you know that you won't get a profit doing an arbitrage bet then don't do it in that match, there's always a time or a match for you to do arbitrage anyways. The only problem that is present here is that there's a potential that the sportsbetting or bookmaking site will not approve of this strategy as there are past actions like this that lead to people being banned.

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in the past few years ago it was really a good option to stick with arb betting (we called it surebetting)

but there are a few problems here

first you need bookmakers where you can handle such big amounts, and they are safe there
other thing is, to find the gab in for examples - handicap and + handicap

cause the solid bookies are quite sharp when it comes to lines and odds

if you find such a game like OP mentioned, than its ok and you can try it, but as i said, you need trustfull bookie here to handle such amounts. and you have to be fast before odds/line changes (means you should use markets with much liquidity to handle such amounts and have lines which still exists after a 10K bet)

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Although it's an almost guaranteed profit, there are few problems with arbitrage betting (aka arbing)!
Usually, it's hard to find an opportunity like the one you mentioned in OP because of the difference between the odds.
Second, supposing you find one, you will need a huge bankroll to make a good profit not to mention that most casinos will limit your account after few wins.
Then and most importantly, many casinos consider arbing illegal and may ban your account if they find out about it.

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Quote from: Gozie51 on November 26, 2023, 02:58:46 PM

I have seen some gamblers who bet a match with different options with the hope to win one of the options but it never happens.

I have not only seen someone who has been on this before, but I have also done this more than three times, and it was on sport betting, where I have predicted about 5–10 games that I wager with a small amount.

Later, after looking at the script for the second time, I still went ahead and edited the game, up to three different options with the hope that if one did not enter, the other would enter, and there was no way that the three slips would all be cut at the same time, but I was wrong; it was the very game I was so sure about that ended the entire slip in the middle of the game.

No matter how certain a game might appear to be, I can never risk more than I usually use to wager, and if you try to share the game on a different casino or bet slip, you will end up spending more than you have budgeted, and even when one of the games enters, if you do the math very well, you might later be on the losing side, deducting the other amount lost on your other bet slip.

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All forms of betting is risky, of which arbitrage is not an exception to it, considering the fact that mostly in sport betting (i.e soccer) it involves 3 major options (Home, Away or Draw), of which if you bet on either Home to win, you still have 2 other options (i.e Away or Draw), likely to make you lose your bet if the prediction doesn't go as played, and same goes to when you bet on either "Away" or "Draw", unless only when you bet on Over & Under (i.e Ov2.5 & Un2.5), that the options are likely to be only 2, but yet it's odds are always very small.

But yet, if there is anyway you could teach those who will be interested in learning arbitrage betting here on this forum, it will be a pleasure, rather than referring us to a third party website.

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Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on November 26, 2023, 03:11:50 PM

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Arbitraging is far from risk free, and even if you bet both sides of the game you can run into issues like the sites going bankrupt

It is as risky as betting a single side. Like arbitrage betting in soccer is not also a guarantee. I have seen some gamblers who bet a match with different options with the hope to win one of the options but it never happens. If arbitrage betting was a sure road to winning then it is just as easy as money in the bank. . For example in soccer you can bet the option of 1,2 or 12 in a particular game but at FT, the score result in X (that is draw), it means you have lost from all the options. It is no guarantee for winning.

If there can be different outcomes then it's not an arbitrage. You can't arbitrage soccer unless you bet over under on goals, which I have rarely seen off.

Apart from goals, you can bet on direct win for different sides just like the example I gave for soccer. Some gamblers do that out of desperation or may their way of ensuring winning. They also target goals at some point.

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Quote from: Gozie51 on November 26, 2023, 02:58:46 PM

Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on November 26, 2023, 02:20:43 PM

Arbitraging is far from risk free, and even if you bet both sides of the game you can run into issues like the sites going bankrupt

It is as risky as betting a single side. Like arbitrage betting in soccer is not also a guarantee. I have seen some gamblers who bet a match with different options with the hope to win one of the options but it never happens. If arbitrage betting was a sure road to winning then it is just as easy as money in the bank. . For example in soccer you can bet the option of 1,2 or 12 in a particular game but at FT, the score result in X (that is draw), it means you have lost from all the options. It is no guarantee for winning.

If there can be different outcomes then it's not an arbitrage. You can't arbitrage soccer unless you bet over under on goals, which I have rarely seen off.

There are some risks associated with the bets though like you mentioned. If you bet over/under on points scored in a baseball game, different sites have rules if the game doesn't finish. SO in this case, you could potentially have a loss and a void on a bet depending on the sites rules.

If you're betting a ML then its like a 99.99% chance that you make money with American sports outside of soccer where you can have a draw. (assuming you're not using a book that goes bankrupt before you withdrawal)

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Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on November 26, 2023, 02:20:43 PM

Arbitraging is far from risk free, and even if you bet both sides of the game you can run into issues like the sites going bankrupt

It is as risky as betting a single side. Like arbitrage betting in soccer is not also a guarantee. I have seen some gamblers who bet a match with different options with the hope to win one of the options but it never happens. If arbitrage betting was a sure road to winning then it is just as easy as money in the bank. . For example in soccer you can bet the option of 1,2 or 12 in a particular game but at FT, the score result in X (that is draw), it means you have lost from all the options. It is no guarantee for winning.

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Example of a profitable bet- Over $200 profit and a $3795 total bet between the 2, making it a 5%+ ROI bet.

PM me if you have any questions and I would love to help.

If you had a 20k bankroll you could make $1054 in a day betting these games. Then you would have to withdrawal all the money, wait for it to deposit in your bank and then re add to the sites. (or if you're lucky, half the bets will win on each site so you don't need to reconcile on each)

If you like sports betting, try arbitraging games live. You make a small RIO per bet 3-5% but that can be hundreds if not thousands per day with good schedules. I'd recommend having a bankroll of $20k to start because you shouldn't be betting less than a few hundred per game, otherwise the profit per bet will be too small. [Must be in the US and be in a state that allows sports betting with some good options]

I personally arbitrage and have made $100k this year. Arbitraging is far from risk free, and even if you bet both sides of the game you can run into issues like the sites going bankrupt, or grading differently if the game doesn't finish. (This happens with baseball alot)

What are your experiences with arbitraging?

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