Can one lose at matched betting, the way you see it? i.e. back on one site and lay on another site, if I understood the gist of the concept? Would a draw lead to a loss? Question from a newbie. Cheers.
Hi mate, no you cannot lose 👍 if you backed a team to win and layed that same team to lose, the draw would result in the lay bet winning because the team you bet on didn't win. On some bets, you can even bet on the draw. Or a correct score (depends on the odds of course). You could back a 2-1 result for Aston Villa (hypothetical) and lay the 2-1 result at the exchange, and if any result other than that 2-1 for Villa occurs, your lay bet will win. Hope that helps mate, and I quite often check in on Profit Pineapples vids because they are extremely helpful! I've only been matched betting for 3 months myself
@@bigbailey98 Thanks for your answer. But supposing the lay bet loses (on the exchange) and wins (on the back bet on the bookie), you would lose money as you would lose your liability. In this case, winning that game would make me lose money. There's definitely something I plainly don't get if you mean we can win (earn?) every time.
@@JV-dc7om assuming that you've never done matched betting before, I could do my best to explain why you win every time here in these comments but it's much easier for you to learn from the professional training on oddsmonkey or profit accumulator. Just sign up to a free 7 day trial, learn to do the free offers and I bet you'll make more money than the monthly subscription before you've even paid.
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Can one lose at matched betting, the way you see it? i.e. back on one site and lay on another site, if I understood the gist of the concept? Would a draw lead to a loss? Question from a newbie. Cheers.
Hi mate, no you cannot lose 👍 if you backed a team to win and layed that same team to lose, the draw would result in the lay bet winning because the team you bet on didn't win. On some bets, you can even bet on the draw. Or a correct score (depends on the odds of course). You could back a 2-1 result for Aston Villa (hypothetical) and lay the 2-1 result at the exchange, and if any result other than that 2-1 for Villa occurs, your lay bet will win. Hope that helps mate, and I quite often check in on Profit Pineapples vids because they are extremely helpful! I've only been matched betting for 3 months myself
@@bigbailey98 Thanks for your answer. But supposing the lay bet loses (on the exchange) and wins (on the back bet on the bookie), you would lose money as you would lose your liability. In this case, winning that game would make me lose money. There's definitely something I plainly don't get if you mean we can win (earn?) every time.
@@JV-dc7om assuming that you've never done matched betting before, I could do my best to explain why you win every time here in these comments but it's much easier for you to learn from the professional training on oddsmonkey or profit accumulator. Just sign up to a free 7 day trial, learn to do the free offers and I bet you'll make more money than the monthly subscription before you've even paid.
@@JV-dc7om The back bet profit will be greater then the lay bet profit.
@@jaisalahmadullah9735 How do you avoid the lay bet liability then when this is a loss?