Matched Betting - How much £££ do you make per month on average?

[Cas]

So... I do change it a bit depending on how lazy I am feeling... but I look after my Bet365 account very well which has led to some really great offers.

Basically I just bet on football with the odd Saturday bit of horse racing if I can be bothered/have the time (want a profile showing I do some horse racing so I can pick the good offers ). I got lots out of the last Bet365 horse racing deal.. that was an easy £80.

So generally I do:
- Football boosting on William Hill (you can bet every day if you want up to £200 for the key weekend/mid-week matches - I don't normally bet more than £100, but got worried as I keep winning and I don't want them to gub me!). I also got additional profit a few times from the score 4 goals deal (although wasn't on purpose and it took me a while to figure out why I had got it!)
- I snap up any Bet365 football offers which are intermittent but very lucrative.
- A few of the bet and get clubs (2-4 of those a week) - Sky bet (not anymore though as gubbed), Paddy, Coral
- Any other good 4+ star football deals - e.g. those from SportPesa come up quite often and the double winnings if you hit the crossbar ones from Boyle (although that's 3 star). I also do all the Betway and Paddy bet on their own odds deals to get a free bet - doing well out of those.
- Any other bet and get free bet deals - these are ad hoc, but I keep getting deals from some of the bookies who don't think I bet enough and I used to do the Sky Bet ones before they gubbed me.
- Sometimes I spend time jumping on the price boosts.. they are excellent value for a few minutes work. Sky bet usually have good football ones you can find yourself as well
- If I have time (only once so far!) I use the in play bet deals for Unibet and 10bet (Dabblebet always seem to have terrible odds so never bother with them)
- Casino: All free spins going, any of the free spins from goals offers, at least 3 casino offers a week (so bet anything up to £20 to get free spins or bonuses)

Generally I end up doing the bet and get clubs in the week with the odd other deal that might come up and a bit of casino in the evening. Then on a Saturday I end up doing about up to 50 different bets. Sunday I don't tend to do as much (less than half that).

thanks for the info.

I still haven't opened my Bet365 account , but it seems like it ones of the main ones that i am missing.

Thank you

 

[Queen Jess]

thanks for the info.

I still haven't opened my Bet365 account , but it seems like it ones of the main ones that i am missing.

Thank you

Their deals aren't too often (maybe once a month), but when they come they are excellent. The football ones tend to be bet £50 and get a £50 free in play bet (or sometimes less than £50 as they vary per person). Easy £40 or so profit. They also sometimes have some good free spins which you have to use whilst a big football match is on.

They also have a really good horse racing deal you can use any day (but advise Sat). Downside is you have to be watching the race as you have to put a bet on the next race fast if you get a free bet. I don't do these very often, but it is easy money.

 

[Karonher]

How many hours per month do you put in on average to attain your winnings?[/QUOTE]

Not long - it depend on the offers - weekends are busiest and I still check regularly for new offers. Say half an hour a night and then more if I have offers.

 

[Mark Davies]

In regards to the William Hill price boost, do you mean they do a promotion on the main games in the week/weekend?

Or do you mean you apply a manual price boost (I see they have this option open each day).

Thanks.

 

[Jamke]

In regards to the William Hill price boost, do you mean they do a promotion on the main games in the week/weekend?

Or do you mean you apply a manual price boost (I see they have this option open each day).

Thanks.

They have the Daily Boost that you can do. On PA's 'How to make £1000 a month' they have the daily profit from this as £5 due to them choosing bets that are 'less likely' to get you gubbed. Saying that some people do high odds get £12 a day from it and have so far escaped a gubbing.

Even at £5 a day that's still around £150 a month. I personally aim for around the £8 a day mark.

Recently they've also been giving you an extra boost per day to use towards premier league matches

 

[Mark Davies]

Thanks for your reply, I am no longer a member of any matched betting websites.

I presume you try to find a boost that will then provide a guaranteed profit when laying it off.

 

[Hezzy]

I’m also say 45 mins probably 3 weeknights, then a couple of hours on Saturday and an hour Sunday just checking through where I’m at.

 

[homie]

I spend longer than I need to because I like to watch the ITV races on a saturday as I do the bets. Its become a bit of a hobby in that sense.

 

[Christine2]

I’m impressed with the winnings. It seems you can almost win an annual salary...I do wonder how long matched betting will be around, does anyone Think that?

I have a follow up question to everyone @Jon @Cas @Hezzy @homie @Karonher @Queen Jess @somnabulus @disneygirl @Christine2 @ascaniovaz

How many hours per month do you put in on average to attain your winnings?

I put in as much time as i can, i work 2 days a week in my job so i create alot of time for online stuff. As long as bookies keep attracting punters matched betting will be here, they can gub me all they want but im not going anywhere anytime soon haha