Hi Arbers,
I hope you’re all good. Let me introduce myself briefly, since I’m new to this forum. I work as a product designer at a tech company in Stockholm. I’m in my mid 30s and live a family life in one of the suburbs
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I stumbled upon arbitrage betting quite recently. So my knowledge contribution to this forum will not be great. At least not for now.
A couple of months ago I knew nothing about arbitrage betting. To be honest I had very little experience of betting in general. A friend of mine has been doing som high stake betting over the years though. And every time he talked about it I would listen carefully. He introduced the concept of value betting which stuck on me.
In the beginning of this year I wanted to try it out and started to collect odds from different site to compare them. My idea was to look for odds that was better than the average and bet on those. I compared all the odds and realised that if I took the best odds from different sites and placed them on opposing outcomes I would always win. This is of course the very basic of a arbitrage , but I had never heard of it and got quite excited to be honest .
Now a couple of months later my enthusiasm has calmed downed a bit . After some extensive research in the subject I signed up to 8 different site and got a 2 week trial at Rebelbetting. Except the bonuses I’ve been making around 50€ because of a couple of mistakes. But most discouraging is the limitation my accounts been enforced with on almost all of the sites. I’ve tried to be cautious and followed the general rules on how to not to be limited. But I guess I became greedy and placed one to many bets on some minor league in Japanese baseball .
The feeling I’m having now is that it’s not possible to make any money on this. But the whole idea of arbitrage betting is to appealing for me to let go of. My guess is that some of you have been in where I’m at. Any great tips to share with me?
I have som ideas or thoughts that I want to discuss separately in a new topic. But this it it for now
I hope you’re all good. Let me introduce myself briefly, since I’m new to this forum. I work as a product designer at a tech company in Stockholm. I’m in my mid 30s and live a family life in one of the suburbs
I stumbled upon arbitrage betting quite recently. So my knowledge contribution to this forum will not be great. At least not for now.
A couple of months ago I knew nothing about arbitrage betting. To be honest I had very little experience of betting in general. A friend of mine has been doing som high stake betting over the years though. And every time he talked about it I would listen carefully. He introduced the concept of value betting which stuck on me.
In the beginning of this year I wanted to try it out and started to collect odds from different site to compare them. My idea was to look for odds that was better than the average and bet on those. I compared all the odds and realised that if I took the best odds from different sites and placed them on opposing outcomes I would always win. This is of course the very basic of a arbitrage , but I had never heard of it and got quite excited to be honest .
Now a couple of months later my enthusiasm has calmed downed a bit . After some extensive research in the subject I signed up to 8 different site and got a 2 week trial at Rebelbetting. Except the bonuses I’ve been making around 50€ because of a couple of mistakes. But most discouraging is the limitation my accounts been enforced with on almost all of the sites. I’ve tried to be cautious and followed the general rules on how to not to be limited. But I guess I became greedy and placed one to many bets on some minor league in Japanese baseball .
The feeling I’m having now is that it’s not possible to make any money on this. But the whole idea of arbitrage betting is to appealing for me to let go of. My guess is that some of you have been in where I’m at. Any great tips to share with me?
I have som ideas or thoughts that I want to discuss separately in a new topic. But this it it for now