Matched betting - who's done it and who's good at it? (No Referrals)

Diddums · 17 Feb 2017 at 16:24

Yes, but I think in the two years I've done this I've had a whopping two letters and that's with 40 odd accounts. I use a separate email for that very reason however, as you will get spammed to death.

pingu666 · 18 Feb 2017 at 01:44

pondering doing this, whats the time investment like, is it more do abit each day, or a twice a week session sort of thing?

HEADRAT · 18 Feb 2017 at 06:20

Phate said:
Cool thanks. I'll give it a go over the weekend. See how I get on

I'm going to have a go as well for £14.99 a month, I will be a complete newb at this so please expect lots of stupid questions

Camalot · 18 Feb 2017 at 08:27

pingu666 said:
pondering doing this, whats the time investment like, is it more do abit each day, or a twice a week session sort of thing?

Hey,

It only requires a few hours a day at first to get started and learn how it all works.

I find myself doing a few hours a weekend currently and still able to pull in a couple hundred this month.

Usually an hr or so a day at the most for best returns.

antijoke · 18 Feb 2017 at 13:44

Yesbets claim you can make £1,200 in 30 days and then keep that up?

Is that correct? What sort of up front money do I need to get that level of return?

Deleted member 66701 · 18 Feb 2017 at 14:08

antijoke said:
Yesbets claim you can make £1,200 in 30 days and then keep that up?

Is that correct? What sort of up front money do I need to get that level of return?

£500 should be enough.

antijoke · 18 Feb 2017 at 14:11

Interesting.

danlightbulb · 18 Feb 2017 at 15:21

antijoke said:
Yesbets claim you can make £1,200 in 30 days and then keep that up?

Is that correct? What sort of up front money do I need to get that level of return?

In my experience that is very top end requiring daily hours of effort.

Ahleckz · 18 Feb 2017 at 15:27

Just started on the Yesbet thing. I don't think I'll pursue it past the free offers. It's just a bit boring but if I make £12 then that's good going for a lazy day at home for 30 minutes effort I guess.

Begbie · 18 Feb 2017 at 15:32

Ahleckz said:
Just started on the Yesbet thing. I don't think I'll pursue it past the free offers. It's just a bit boring but if I make £12 then that's good going for a lazy day at home for 30 minutes effort I guess.

I made £37 with the free offers...

BigT · 18 Feb 2017 at 17:52

I think on average you can make £20 per hour of effort you put in with reloads, but unless you multi account and have a big bank behind you then it tops out at about £400 a month for 20 hours effort.

pingu666 · 18 Feb 2017 at 18:41

thats still reasonable really

, thought if i did do it id do £50-100 intial money in, they try to just withdraw about half the profits, and reinvest the other half so i build up to bigger bets

BigT · 18 Feb 2017 at 19:16

I think it's great if you've got time on your hands. With real work, family, dog, other commitments and life in general I don't really get 20 hours a month to myself so probably only do half the time and get half the rewards. I tell you what though, I wish this had be around when I was a student. It could certainly put a dent in that student debt.

Diddums · 18 Feb 2017 at 19:22

antijoke said:
Yesbets claim you can make £1,200 in 30 days and then keep that up?

Is that correct? What sort of up front money do I need to get that level of return?

No. Yes. Maybe. Depends, but mainly no. You could technically maintain this, but but it'll become your main job and you'll need multiple identities from family members and stuff, and juggle VPNs, differing devices, etc. So yes, it's technically possible, but no. Not for you.

bobbyspangles · 18 Feb 2017 at 19:58

antijoke said:
Yesbets claim you can make £1,200 in 30 days and then keep that up?

Is that correct? What sort of up front money do I need to get that level of return?

I have been making at least £1000 a month since November off an initial £100 investment, and that was without the benefit of any sign up offers as I had accounts for most already.

You do need to dedicate a few hours a day to it though and if you don't work from home you're going to struggle with the horses which are the most productive.

Raymond Lin · 18 Feb 2017 at 20:03

bobbyspangles said:
I have been making at least £1000 a month since November off an initial £100 investment, and that was without the benefit of any sign up offers as I had accounts for most already.

You do need to dedicate a few hours a day to it though and if you don't work from home you're going to struggle with the horses which are the most productive.

That's not possible for most of us being at work during the day.

I mean it all sounds great to make thousands sitting at home but when it takes lots of time, attention and concentration it just becomes a job.

Diddums · 18 Feb 2017 at 20:08

Raymond Lin said:
That's not possible for most of us being at work during the day.

I mean it all sounds great to make thousands sitting at home but when it takes lots of time, attention and concentration it just becomes a job.

This. Don't get me wrong, I'm the first to sing matched betting's praises but the reality is that it's time consuming. If you have an hour a day spare, sure you can make a few bob, but anyone coming in to this expecting to make £kkkk is going to have a hard wake up.

Raymond Lin · 18 Feb 2017 at 20:14

Diddums said:
This. Don't get me wrong, I'm the first to sing matched betting's praises but the reality is that it's time consuming. If you have an hour a day spare, sure you can make a few bob, but anyone coming in to this expecting to make £kkkk is going to have a hard wake up.

I read amigafan made £36k in 20 months but then i realise he is retired, has a massive pension and a big pot of cash from his time in HP so that's why he can make that much. In my own circumstances, my time would be better spent going out shooting a wedding and sit at home editing.

Diddums · 18 Feb 2017 at 20:18

Raymond Lin said:
I read amigafan made £360 in 20 months but then i realise he is retired, has a massive pension and a big pot of cash from his time in HP so that's why he can make that much. In my own circumstances, my time would be better spent going out shooting a wedding and sit at home editing.

Anyone going by what Amiga says is an idiot tbh. Amiga is a nice guy but is very keen on rubbing his situation in everyone's faces regardless of the luck he's had and the time he's put in to get where he is.

pingu666 · 19 Feb 2017 at 01:02

probably the best balance is a couple of hours a week, spread across doing bits most days, im ok with that

Matched betting - who's done it and who's good at it? (No Referrals)

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