I'm happy that I had something to watch while drinking some coffee even though I know what way matched betting works. A little refresher never hurt any one, nice one my man.👍🏻
Thanks. That's the aim! Please do us a favour and share the link with anyone that doesn't get it. I'd like to think they will fully understand after watching.
Woud you recommend first signing with smaller bookies before learning how to properly do matched betting? This could potentially save getting gubbed at the beghinig with major bookies?
Hello mate, what happens when we are at the stage of not being able to register as new customers? Most places now verify your details via debit card so you need multiple cards to open multiple accounts or will there always be offers somewhere ?
Great straightforward vid. May i ask where can i get the profit tracer program you use to keep track of things. I started about three months ago and slowly going through the process, and it does work, I wish i had found this years ago. But i find a lot of the accounts programs either too basic or too complicated, the one you used does what it says.
I’ve always been a bit skeptic about Matched Betting and for good reason I imagine. I’ve been looking through the sign up offers and the bookies are clamping down in this, big time. Many are splitting the bonus into £5 bets, others will only qualify if you place a acca bet, in others you will have to stake your bonus several times which you will surely lose it the process. With the process and the time it takes, I recon you will be lucky to average £5 per hour. What do you think Caan?
Sorry, was it a question or you just wanted to try and put others off it? :D competitors seem to do this a lot lately. What do I think? I think it's not a life-long vocation to aim for, and there is a limit to sustainability without the use of multiple accounts, which is a questionable practice in itself (legally speaking). However, Matched Betting will always be about so long as bonuses and free bets are. It'd be foolish to pass it over unless you are earning above the national average salary... MB isn't taxable either. There are plenty of signups that don't have the requirements you mention so the normal user just signed up can rattle through all those and make a fair return quite quickly... but if you're only in it for big proffit, you're better off learning to trade :)
@@CaanBerryProTrader Been matched betting about 4 years and been gubbed by approx 70 bookmakers out of over 150. Whenever offers come in I make at least £10 an hour which is more than I make at my minimum wage dead end job. The difference between being skeptical and cynical is subtle, but there is a difference.
@@CaanBerryProTrader it's good for newbies to matched betting ,but it does lack a price matcher,profit rush has everything I need for matched betting,be good if you could add a few more bookies on there.but it is free so I'm not complaining like 🤣
I am interested in learning the basics, I have a couple of questions though; a) How long roughly do you reckon I would be able to profit from this method before I burnout all the introductory offers? b) Is this something I could teach my wife once I have "dried the well"?
Nice simple video, thank you! Quick question - once you go through the sign up offers, how do I keep on profiting through matched betting? Are the day to day offers bookmakers profitable / able to be used as part of matched betting? Thanks!
2Ups is the popular way currently. Some bigger returns there... the signups are the lower hanging fruit, and the calendar that lists lots or reloads is worth a look.
I understand each step and how you earn profit off the free bet. But after the sign-up free bet has been used, where do you go next? Do you have to continue making accounts on different bookmakers? I've read that customers get reload offers, but how many of these do you get and how often? I'm struggling to see how you could make 'decent' profit from this daily, because it seems unlikely you'll get a free bet every day. Could anyone explain please!
You must have been doing something wrong. One of the team just checked the error logs and its been working fine, including the time this comment was posted. Have a look in the tutorials section of the site :)
Thanks! This ones designed to help anyone and everyone who wants to learn about matches betting, please share it about with anyone that doesn’t understand.
You need to have the balance to cover the loss on the exchange side. It's not that much though, for example £20 @ 2.5 on the back side means you only need £30 to cover it on the lay side!
Good video, but what I don't understand completely... is when you say: "The calculator will tell you how much money you need in your betfair account, to cover the lay bets liability" ... so does this mean you need to put money on the betfair account & also on the betfred account?... But why would we need £16 on the betfair account, if the bet is a £10 bet...? I don't get it. Help please?
Because on Betfair you will lay off the bet (take someones bet). At the price, the liability will be the £16 you mention. So we bet it to win on Bookie, and bet it to lose on the Exchange. They cancel eachother out (with the calculations) then we have lost a minimal amount (a few pence) but we now have a healthy bonus for extremely limited risk (like acts of god, mid-process). Make more sense?
@@CaanBerryProTrader Thank you for replying. It makes a bit more sense... but if we're spending £16 on the liability and 10 on the bookies... then one of them is going to win whilst the other one loses... so either way it's losing money? It really doesn't make sense to me where the profit comes in? Sorry if I sound stupid, but I've not done this before & last night was the first time hearing about the process... all I can imagine is that altogether we're putting in £26 and losing 50/60p ... how does this then become profit? The help is appreciated greatly. Thank you.
@@Zed...Himself Have a look at the potential outcomes and it becomes clear. Basically you are doing two rounds of bets. One to qualify for a bonus, the other to turn it into money. First round you bet a selection to win whilst using an exchange to bet it to lose - the result a minimal loss (because of the numbers). Second round, you repeat the process and retain most of the bonus (because of the numbers) . profitrush.com is more likely to help you out. Have a peek.
I come from Kenya, Africa where bookies offer good bonuses. However, net winnings are taxed at 20%. In the matched betting calculator back commission box, do I need to enter 20% to determine the amount of lay bet i should places? Regards
No, its called Matched Betting... there are similarities. With arbitrage you are clipping the price, with this you don't need a price difference in your favour as the edge comes from the bonus offer.
If it's a draw all angles are covered. Have a look at the selections and choices again. Its not pitting one team against another. Its pitting a win against 'not a win' to cancel it out...
Not really, you can use any exchange as mentioned. There are 4 to choose from right now... obviously Betfair is the most preferable because it has the lionshare of the marketplace providing more liqudity :)
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I'm happy that I had something to watch while drinking some coffee even though I know what way matched betting works.
A little refresher never hurt any one, nice one my man.👍🏻
Thanks. That's the aim! Please do us a favour and share the link with anyone that doesn't get it. I'd like to think they will fully understand after watching.
Woud you recommend first signing with smaller bookies before learning how to properly do matched betting? This could potentially save getting gubbed at the beghinig with major bookies?
Profit rush work for aussie users ?
The profitrush price matcher no longer has the dropdown to select the specific bookmaker, so which price matcher would be best to use now?
oddsmonkey.
@@CaanBerryProTrader thank you very much!
Hello mate, what happens when we are at the stage of not being able to register as new customers? Most places now verify your details via debit card so you need multiple cards to open multiple accounts or will there always be offers somewhere ?
Would the bookies not know that I had come from the website you explain in the video when I click through?
No, its traffic is redirected through anonymous networks
can you only do this strategy with free bet offers? or are there other ways with none?
Great straightforward vid. May i ask where can i get the profit tracer program you use to keep track of things. I started about three months ago and slowly going through the process, and it does work, I wish i had found this years ago. But i find a lot of the accounts programs either too basic or too complicated, the one you used does what it says.
Its all on profit rush site.
I’ve always been a bit skeptic about Matched Betting and for good reason I imagine. I’ve been looking through the sign up offers and the bookies are clamping down in this, big time. Many are splitting the bonus into £5 bets, others will only qualify if you place a acca bet, in others you will have to stake your bonus several times which you will surely lose it the process. With the process and the time it takes, I recon you will be lucky to average £5 per hour.
What do you think Caan?
Sorry, was it a question or you just wanted to try and put others off it? :D competitors seem to do this a lot lately. What do I think? I think it's not a life-long vocation to aim for, and there is a limit to sustainability without the use of multiple accounts, which is a questionable practice in itself (legally speaking). However, Matched Betting will always be about so long as bonuses and free bets are. It'd be foolish to pass it over unless you are earning above the national average salary... MB isn't taxable either. There are plenty of signups that don't have the requirements you mention so the normal user just signed up can rattle through all those and make a fair return quite quickly... but if you're only in it for big proffit, you're better off learning to trade :)
@@CaanBerryProTrader Been matched betting about 4 years and been gubbed by approx 70 bookmakers out of over 150. Whenever offers come in I make at least £10 an hour which is more than I make at my minimum wage dead end job. The difference between being skeptical and cynical is subtle, but there is a difference.
@@DavidSmith-oy4of could I do this on betfred and get the maximum 100£ free and then just make a new account once done and repeat it ?
Hi, i am from country that cant to use betfred, if i fake, that i am from UK i cant withdraw money?
How do I find out what commission I need to put in?
The exchange you are registered with will have it listed on your account. Some offer variable options.
Hi Caan,what do you think of team profits site for match betting
I haven't seen it in truth, all I know is that it started as an advisory group and doesn't have software tools.
@@CaanBerryProTrader it's good for newbies to matched betting ,but it does lack a price matcher,profit rush has everything I need for matched betting,be good if you could add a few more bookies on there.but it is free so I'm not complaining like 🤣
I am interested in learning the basics, I have a couple of questions though;
a) How long roughly do you reckon I would be able to profit from this method before I burnout all the introductory offers?
b) Is this something I could teach my wife once I have "dried the well"?
Am from Kenya and am unable to open Betfair account they are notifying me its restricted in Kenya what should i do?
Buy a vpn? Not overly sure if it would work
How did you know to bet £25 on the exchange?
There's a new upload just now if you check out the channel page, it will explain all mate.
Love this !!
Cheers, Joe. Will endeavour to do more!
Nice simple video, thank you! Quick question - once you go through the sign up offers, how do I keep on profiting through matched betting? Are the day to day offers bookmakers profitable / able to be used as part of matched betting? Thanks!
There are numerous bookmakers out there and the ones you join often offer reload/supplementary offers after the initial welcome offer.
2Ups is the popular way currently. Some bigger returns there... the signups are the lower hanging fruit, and the calendar that lists lots or reloads is worth a look.
Featured races, 2Up's, DDHH all spring to mind...
how do I find price matcher
Tab on the header bar named features.
I understand each step and how you earn profit off the free bet. But after the sign-up free bet has been used, where do you go next? Do you have to continue making accounts on different bookmakers?
I've read that customers get reload offers, but how many of these do you get and how often?
I'm struggling to see how you could make 'decent' profit from this daily, because it seems unlikely you'll get a free bet every day.
Could anyone explain please!
There's a new upload just now that answers this!
say u had 100 pounds in your bookmakers account what size bet would u do to avoid having to keep depositing more?
100 isnt a lot to start with matched betting although it can be done. I wouldn't use more than 20 in one hit if that were the case.
I’m not getting any matched results on the price matcher
You must have been doing something wrong. One of the team just checked the error logs and its been working fine, including the time this comment was posted. Have a look in the tutorials section of the site :)
Good video
Thanks! This ones designed to help anyone and everyone who wants to learn about matches betting, please share it about with anyone that doesn’t understand.
Why are the robben rainbow winnings £180? If you're putting down £30 on a 7.00 win should you not get £210?
7.0 is decimal odds format. 30 x 7 = 210, minus your original stake (included in the decimal odds format) so 210 - 30 = 180... 180 is the profit. :)
@@CaanBerryProTrader 🤦🏻♂️lol ofc, thanks!
I get what your doing but your also saying you need large amounts in one account to cover loses but the money won’t be there ,,please explain this ,,
You need to have the balance to cover the loss on the exchange side. It's not that much though, for example £20 @ 2.5 on the back side means you only need £30 to cover it on the lay side!
Hello mate, is the profit rush website 100% free?
Yes.
Good video, but what I don't understand completely... is when you say: "The calculator will tell you how much money you need in your betfair account, to cover the lay bets liability" ... so does this mean you need to put money on the betfair account & also on the betfred account?... But why would we need £16 on the betfair account, if the bet is a £10 bet...? I don't get it. Help please?
Because on Betfair you will lay off the bet (take someones bet). At the price, the liability will be the £16 you mention.
So we bet it to win on Bookie, and bet it to lose on the Exchange. They cancel eachother out (with the calculations) then we have lost a minimal amount (a few pence) but we now have a healthy bonus for extremely limited risk (like acts of god, mid-process). Make more sense?
@@CaanBerryProTrader Thank you for replying. It makes a bit more sense... but if we're spending £16 on the liability and 10 on the bookies... then one of them is going to win whilst the other one loses... so either way it's losing money?
It really doesn't make sense to me where the profit comes in? Sorry if I sound stupid, but I've not done this before & last night was the first time hearing about the process... all I can imagine is that altogether we're putting in £26 and losing 50/60p ... how does this then become profit? The help is appreciated greatly. Thank you.
@@Zed...Himself No because the bet with the bookies wasn't at even money. The payout was higher, the stake was 10, the payout was more.
@@CaanBerryProTrader Still don't really understand. Guess I'll pick it up as I go along, but thanks again for replying though. Appreciated. 🙂
@@Zed...Himself Have a look at the potential outcomes and it becomes clear.
Basically you are doing two rounds of bets. One to qualify for a bonus, the other to turn it into money.
First round you bet a selection to win whilst using an exchange to bet it to lose - the result a minimal loss (because of the numbers).
Second round, you repeat the process and retain most of the bonus (because of the numbers) .
profitrush.com is more likely to help you out. Have a peek.
I come from Kenya, Africa where bookies offer good bonuses. However, net winnings are taxed at 20%. In the matched betting calculator back commission box, do I need to enter 20% to determine the amount of lay bet i should places? Regards
No if the 20% is on net winnings you'd just have to deduct it from your overall profits at the end of the month or whenever they are due.
Isnt this just arbitrage betting?
No, its called Matched Betting... there are similarities. With arbitrage you are clipping the price, with this you don't need a price difference in your favour as the edge comes from the bonus offer.
@@CaanBerryProTrader oh i get it thanks👍
What if it was a draw ?
If it's a draw all angles are covered. Have a look at the selections and choices again. Its not pitting one team against another. Its pitting a win against 'not a win' to cancel it out...
Hello Cann, is it possible to Place Bets On Horses To Lose Where All We Can Lose Is The Amount We Stake?
If the odds are 2.0 yes.
@@CaanBerryProTrader pls can u give a simple illustration on that? Want to try it out?
i wish you could show how someone makes money without bonuses
There's plenty at caanberry.com
The thing is you dont get that much free bets right?
Hundreds of firms to choose from, pretty much all have sign ups, then once you are signed up they have reloads.
sir thank u so much love u
No problem, glad to help!!
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What our all these words 🤦🏽♂️
Which words? Will happily explain.
looks like an advertising for BETFAIR
Not really, you can use any exchange as mentioned. There are 4 to choose from right now... obviously Betfair is the most preferable because it has the lionshare of the marketplace providing more liqudity :)
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Hi, you could do... but you wouldnt be able to qualify for the bonuses easily. 50-100 should be minimum float.
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