SPORTS BETTING PRO - CAN YOU BEAT THE SHARP BOOKS?
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- In this video, Sports Betting Pro - Can you beat the Sharp books, I will share the methods which professionals use to profit.
For the record, the Sportsbooks mentioned are:
Pinnacle
Bet Cris
Betfair & Other Exchanges
Asian Betting Platforms (Amalgamated odds from Asia)
The five methods used are:
OPENING ODDS
Not as sharp as many believe
Will need own odds (opinion)
Liquidity tends to be low
IN-PLAY BETTING
Algorithm generated (data based xG)
Watching Games
Loads of juice
High limits
ARBITRAGE
Need to be quick.
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Dynamic odds are not universal!
Early markets & in-play are advantageous.
TRACKING LINE MOVEMENT
The bull & the bear (chasing steam)
Trading software
Certain times
SOURCING
We all pay for services
Use proven tipsters
Software/data
TAKING ADVANTAGE
Bet when you want!
Learn to iceberg!
Benchmark CLV
Grade A odds/Lowest commission
Accounts direct
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Another great video. Do you have any information on which country someone should be moving to when using Asian Brokers? I am referring to the point that some Asians don't accept customers from certain countries. For example UK or Greek customers don't seem to be welcomed by brokers. Then again bettors who reside in Austria or Germany are accepted. The downside of those countries is that they are not betting friendly thinking of taxation. 🤔I remember your video about the top 10 countries...But is there THE PLACE TO BE when only using brokers and when trying to avoid high taxes?
Thanks - Take it from me, Germany is not necessarily a good place for such!. Austria has different gaming laws, but they seem to be accepted. Sweden, Norway, Finland, Malta, and Mexico would seem a natural fit! However, taxes are a different issue, and it depends on the size of your operation! For those winning 100-200K a year, it shouldn't be an issue. However, after that it's about structuring and taking advice on individual needs!
@@BettingAnalyst Thank you for evaluating the situation. I agree with all you are saying. 100-200k may not be worth it to leave many things behind. Especially if you need to be around for your family etc. Again, really appreciate your valuable advice!
Hi, what is the best betting exchange for horses and football in terms of low commission and not banning punters who win a lot
The obvious one is Betfair - especially if you are in the UK and can easily claim the 2% commission. In short, they have higher liquidity than the other exchanges, albeit you can have more than one and give yourself options. Exchanges don't ban for winning, it's not there money!
@@BettingAnalystThanks for your great advice
you got an email to get in touch?
In the description - Over the site.
@@BettingAnalyst ok i have sent you an email