Risk free matched betting using bookie offers
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g4ry13 said:
951TSE said:
Not wishing to take anything away from Richard's efforts but I use this service:
http://bonusbagging.co.uk/welcome.html
Useful if you don't want the hassle of working out all the lay bet details, and is quite a helpful chap with near instant response to query e-mails.
Also has some offers on casino bonuses, and won't bombard you with loads of affiliate links to various tipster sites like some will.
So you pay the guy £32 for information which is free on the internet? Sounds like a great plan!http://bonusbagging.co.uk/welcome.html
Useful if you don't want the hassle of working out all the lay bet details, and is quite a helpful chap with near instant response to query e-mails.
Also has some offers on casino bonuses, and won't bombard you with loads of affiliate links to various tipster sites like some will.
You can just go to this site for free and ask questions too. More offers here i'm almost tempted to have a go again with it, only thing is it's time consuming and annoying waiting for money to move back and forth between accounts especially when they start doing compliance stuff and asking for copies of ID.
Edited by g4ry13 on Friday 11th November 00:14
I just keep a scan of my driving licence on file on my PC which has satisfied all that have asked so far. Quick transfers can be effected through moneybookers which most bookies accept but you will pay a commission on some of your transactions.
TVR MAN said:
Very nice Richard.
I've read about this a few times but never got round to doing anything about it. I think I must start soon.
In your above post - once you have qualified for your free bet, could you decide to remove the riskless element and just place a £50 bet that has only really cost you 84p? Would you be able to cash out the winnings if you bet your £50 free bet at say 10/1 and won?
Removing the riskless element would make it a gamble. No thanks I've read about this a few times but never got round to doing anything about it. I think I must start soon.
In your above post - once you have qualified for your free bet, could you decide to remove the riskless element and just place a £50 bet that has only really cost you 84p? Would you be able to cash out the winnings if you bet your £50 free bet at say 10/1 and won?
But to answer the bit in bold: yes, for most offers. BUT with some more obscure bookies you may have to wager through a certain amount before withdrawing: treat these as stake returned bets for a minimal loss each time just like a quali. This is all detailed in the MSE guide and is a reminder to always check a particular offer's T+Cs England U21's won by a rather convincing 5-0. My lay-side winnings were credited back to my betfair account before the whistle had blown
WRT paid sites like the one above. What I really like about my new part time job is that I'm engaging my brain and learning stuff completely new to me.
An easy £100+ a week for a couple hours works is nice too. Especially if you know how you've earned it. No overheads, no tax.
A thought too about ethics. There is speculation about whether bookies like us sort signing up just for their free offers - yet they keep placing the ads.
In my Laddies example, both bets (qual and free) lost at the bookie side and won on the lay side.
Laddies are up by my £50 quali stake, I'm up £64ish, Betfair made it's commission. The punter who's back bet at BF I took got better odds than he would have got at most bookies. So everyone's happy, yes. Except the Icelandics
Waiting for a coupon to appear in the Sun tomorrow which means Will Hill's £60 free bet for £30 staked is on (instead of their internet published £25) I should be able to make £50 out of that.
Edited by richardxjr on Friday 11th November 09:06
Edited by richardxjr on Friday 11th November 09:15
In my first week, most lost @ bookies and won @ Betfair, which helped. I also received £57.50 of BF referral and cashback in that first week, direct to my BF balance. My bookie debit card withdrawals have taken 2 working days.
I have got a Neteller ewallet now to make things faster, but you have to check bookie T+C's as sometimes their sign up bonuses aren't available when depositing using ewallets. Another way round is to start with a bigger float of course.
I'm awaiting 2 small payouts from bookies from the weekend. (Low odds qualis which won). Should be in my account by tomorrow/weds, well in time for next weekends fun
I have got a Neteller ewallet now to make things faster, but you have to check bookie T+C's as sometimes their sign up bonuses aren't available when depositing using ewallets. Another way round is to start with a bigger float of course.
I'm awaiting 2 small payouts from bookies from the weekend. (Low odds qualis which won). Should be in my account by tomorrow/weds, well in time for next weekends fun
Edited by richardxjr on Monday 14th November 09:25
I clicked a few buttons and got £17.50 cash in a week. Not bad I'd say!
For anyone thinking of diving in, now's a very good time. Betfair have another fantastic offer valid until End Nov. 25% refund on back stake or lay liability the first time you place a bet using their mobile app, max £100.
So make sure you only use their website for your first few lay bets.
After a week or two you should be ready for, say, Laddies free £50 bet. With odds of 9/1 (10.0) your lay liability will be around the £400 mark. So do this on their app and for a very easy extra £100 on top of the £40 or so you'll get from the laddies offer
I've added this to my 'get started' data sheet.
For anyone thinking of diving in, now's a very good time. Betfair have another fantastic offer valid until End Nov. 25% refund on back stake or lay liability the first time you place a bet using their mobile app, max £100.
So make sure you only use their website for your first few lay bets.
After a week or two you should be ready for, say, Laddies free £50 bet. With odds of 9/1 (10.0) your lay liability will be around the £400 mark. So do this on their app and for a very easy extra £100 on top of the £40 or so you'll get from the laddies offer
I've added this to my 'get started' data sheet.
richardxjr said:
I clicked a few buttons and got £17.50 cash in a week. Not bad I'd say!
For anyone thinking of diving in, now's a very good time. Betfair have another fantastic offer valid until End Nov. 25% refund on back stake or lay liability the first time you place a bet using their mobile app, max £100.
So make sure you only use their website for your first few lay bets.
After a week or two you should be ready for, say, Laddies free £50 bet. With odds of 9/1 (10.0) your lay liability will be around the £400 mark. So do this on their app and for a very easy extra £100 on top of the £40 or so you'll get from the laddies offer
I've added this to my 'get started' data sheet.
Would you mind sending me a copy of your data sheet, i really need to start looking into this kind of thing and this seems like as good an opportunity as i am likely to get For anyone thinking of diving in, now's a very good time. Betfair have another fantastic offer valid until End Nov. 25% refund on back stake or lay liability the first time you place a bet using their mobile app, max £100.
So make sure you only use their website for your first few lay bets.
After a week or two you should be ready for, say, Laddies free £50 bet. With odds of 9/1 (10.0) your lay liability will be around the £400 mark. So do this on their app and for a very easy extra £100 on top of the £40 or so you'll get from the laddies offer
I've added this to my 'get started' data sheet.
I think i am failing the initiative test at step one..
I have signed up with the betting warehouse but can't find the link from them to betfair
"If you subscribe to Betfair using the above banner you will be eligible to make a claim for £15 cash back. Simply complete the claim form and"
What banner???..
Maybe I am not cut out for this internet thing...
I have signed up with the betting warehouse but can't find the link from them to betfair
"If you subscribe to Betfair using the above banner you will be eligible to make a claim for £15 cash back. Simply complete the claim form and"
What banner???..
Maybe I am not cut out for this internet thing...
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