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Matched Betting Discussion [OT] Discussion about Matched Betting II {Beginners Guide in 1st Post}
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Are there any free matched betting calculators?
The reason I ask is because I have cancelled my membership with the MB company I was using due to lack of time on my part.
If I do however receive a nice free bet offer I would hopefully be able to use a free calculator if anyone knows of one?
The reason I ask is because I have cancelled my membership with the MB company I was using due to lack of time on my part.
If I do however receive a nice free bet offer I would hopefully be able to use a free calculator if anyone knows of one?
I have one on my phone called Match Betting with an icon that looks a bit like a calculator. However, some of the MB spreadsheets do have calculators built in. Not as slick as an easy calculator but just as correct
I always place my betfair horsey bets in the morning on a Saturday and just go for horses around 4.5-6.5 (sometimes higher) to give me a bit of leeway incase odds drop before the race goes off
If the requirement for them to be above 4.0 then yes they need to be 4.0 or above at the off
I only do b365 offer if I am actually going to be at home in the afternoon when the racing is happening anyway
You can access the Profit Accumulator calculator without being a member https://www.profitaccumulator.co.uk/calculator/
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No, B365 take the odds at the time you make the bet. So as long as they are above 5.0 at the time it doesn't matter if they drop below before the start of the race. That's different to Betfair though. Betfair is starting price so best to wait to near the off before making those bets.
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@Mark Davies here is my armoury of free matched betting resources I used before joining odds minky.
blogs and offers
http://matchedbettingblog.com/
https://matchedbetting.com/
Odds checkers
https://www.oddschecker.com/
http://winningstrategy.co.uk/home/freeoddsmatchingsoftware/
Calculators
https://www.trickybet.net/
blogs and offers
http://matchedbettingblog.com/
https://matchedbetting.com/
Odds checkers
https://www.oddschecker.com/
http://winningstrategy.co.uk/home/freeoddsmatchingsoftware/
Calculators
https://www.trickybet.net/
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I do, I prefer the oddsmatcher and they always seem to have all the offers. The new betfair integration is good too. Others prefer PA. It really is down to personal preference. Both OM and PA do the job very well and I think I would always choose one of those two rather than any others. I think the one thing most people agree on is PA is a little bit better geared up for beginners.
Thanks @homie thats helpful. Had no luck today unfortunately. Will try again tomo, though I should maybe learn the lock in method, or whatever it's called!!!
@Jon im going to stop banging on about this now but I have one last question. How do you manage to do your refunds in the morning? Do you not need to be monitoring in case you need to spend a free bet??
I dabbled yesterday to no avail.
Got gubbed from betsafe.
But did get a £20 refund from skybet from the day before, so made my daily target!