Matched Betting

[twmike]

Does anyone else on here do it and care to share tips?

Bet365, Paddy Power and Coral have been the best earners for me so far through out the Euro's.

[twmike]

If anyone wants to try this, you can just copy the example 3 bets below to make money on this weekend's Euro matches. You basically bet £25 on Germany vs Italy on Saturday. Bet £10 on Germany with one bookie, £5 on the draw with another bookie and £10 on Italy with a third bookie.

You'll win 1 of the 3 bets plus get about £15 cashback and £60 worth of free bets that you can then use in the same way on the France vs Iceland match on Sunday. The end result is that you'll turn your £25 into anywhere between £45 to £140+ depending on what happens:

http://www.onlinebettingschool.com/how- ... g-example/

[Miltonmaniac54]

I've been doing matched betting for years and now help people out for free.

If anyone wants to make a guaranteed £20 on the Euro 2016 final, check out 888's price boost on France to win:

https://teamprofit.com/euro-2016-boost

If you're new to matched betting and want to find out more, check out these video guides:

https://teamprofit.com/matched-betting-guide/

Easy way to make £600 by taking advantage of bookmaker welcome offers

Any questions give me a shout, everything on the site is completely free.

[This Time Next Year]

All be aware, if you're not a paying customer, you're probably the product.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-36580678

[The Cincinnati Kid]

All be aware, if you're not a paying customer, you're probably the product.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-36580678

Obviously yer a bit paranoid there TTNY.....I mean fer starters the bbc story says: The accounts are often fronted by a matey charismatic figure who appears to give their tips away for free along with light-hearted sports banter and a community feel.....and that guy is just a nob

[Miltonmaniac54]

All be aware, if you're not a paying customer, you're probably the product.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-36580678

Agree with this in that any 'free tips' website/social media profile are making money by people losing money by signing up people using their referral link.

I've done quite a lot of research into paid tipsters where you usually pay £10-£50/month for tips but I haven't been won over by any yet, I think for a tipster to know more than the bookmaker traders will be very hard to find.

Fwiw, matched betting is completely different from tipping/free tips websites. It is simply taking advantage of the free bets on offer from the bookmakers. It's far from a bottomless pit of money but you can easily make £500+ by just signing up to each of the bookmakers, take advantage of their sign up offer and move on to the next