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So...gubbing. At what stage of a matched betting adventure would you start to seriously think about doing some mug bets? I am currently doing sign-ups so want to make sure I don't fall down before I even begin! Thoughts?

Was just about to write it all down when I saw the last bit - half the trouble with sign-ups I find is figuring out how to change the odds format!

An example would be: Standard You could lay 7.84 Liability will be 64.30 Bookmaker Bet wins 7.45 Exchange Lay wins 7.45 or Underlay You could lay 7.53 Liability will be 61.75 Bookmaker Bet wins 10.00 Exchange Lay wins 7.15 So if you wanted to risk the extra pence then you could get a full...

It seems like a great way of increasing profits and worth the extra for a PA subscription (among all of the other benefits!).

Getting the hang of things...

On the Profit Accumulator (PA) Advanced Calculator I came across the 'Underlay'...I have started to underlay bets as for a few pence off a guaranteed profit it could provide a chance of winning bigger money. Is there anything to know or worry about doing it this way?

On the Coral website there is no reference to it and when I search externally in google for 'free £20 bet coral' and follow the obvious link it says that the "bonus is not available at the moment". Have you got a link I can use? Thanks

@Jon I think the Coral £5 free bet offer has finished - just started going through the tutorials on PA but cautious as to it being active. Could you confirm? Thanks

I'm new to this...seems the best thing to do is read the forums for a week before jumping in!

Jon, That seems pretty steep! I tend to go for the annual offers but it hits you usually in the 10th month with an increase so it is all about working out the average cost. What I did find frustrating with Virgin is that because they are so good, after the initial offer you feel a bit boxed in...