If you want to make £500 a month and work one hour a week [member=2431]Uhhhhh[/member] there is only ONE profession I can think of HAHAAHAHA
Uhhhhh said:[member=920]katykicker[/member] Ooer...is that tomorrow's bootcamp post??? ;D
Uhhhhh said:Is it still worth doing? Yes, why not - it's tax-free money and if your target is £100-£200 a month then that should be fairly straightforward if you have an hour or two on a Saturday morning. Also it's very very easy in the beginning to earn about £800-£1000 because the new account sign-up offers are basically mostly straightforward and are very profitable.
That being said....it is certainly not like it was this time a year ago. The sports offers are almost non-existent now, and there has been a noticeable shift from the standard 'bet x get x' to 'get a free bet if this very unlikely event decided by very intelligent traders happens'. Speaking of which, I was sent a tweet last weekend from a betting tipster that showed all of the specials/price boosts offered by Skybet that day...3 or 4 of the 80+ offers had actually come off. Traders are smart cookies. Maybe it's something that will change next season - there's a lot of talk of bookies having to be conservative this year to scrape back some of those big losses from Leicester winning the league last season. We can only hope for better offers coming soon!
I think the promises of "spend an hour at the weekend and easily earn £500" is absolute BS. The only way to do that now is from a combination of:
- Doing very risky slot offers (fine if you don't mind risking your money - sometimes it pays off)
- More sophisticated MBing (accas, horse racing refunds, however nothing has restricted or gubbed my accounts like horse racing )
- Multi-accounting (illegal, many people obviously do it and then claim their monthly earnings are just from one account)
- Putting more time into it
So yeah you probably will earn £500 a month easy for the first couple of months whilst your sign-up free bets are rolling in, but long term it's not that easy anymore.
[member=920]katykicker[/member] is right - it's a good little source for a bit of extra cash, maybe to save up for a holiday or to help boost your savings, but you cannot live on it or use it as a source of income unless you put a shitload of time and effort into it.
If someone disagrees with me and can tell me how to 'put an hour a week into it and make £500 a month easy peasy' then genuinely please do a blogpost because I'd be genuinely interested to read it. Something with a breakdown of time/offers/profit would be an interesting read.
Uhhhhh said:Is it still worth doing? Yes, why not - it's tax-free money and if your target is £100-£200 a month then that should be fairly straightforward if you have an hour or two on a Saturday morning. Also it's very very easy in the beginning to earn about £800-£1000 because the new account sign-up offers are basically mostly straightforward and are very profitable.
That being said....it is certainly not like it was this time a year ago. The sports offers are almost non-existent now, and there has been a noticeable shift from the standard 'bet x get x' to 'get a free bet if this very unlikely event decided by very intelligent traders happens'. Speaking of which, I was sent a tweet last weekend from a betting tipster that showed all of the specials/price boosts offered by Skybet that day...3 or 4 of the 80+ offers had actually come off. Traders are smart cookies. Maybe it's something that will change next season - there's a lot of talk of bookies having to be conservative this year to scrape back some of those big losses from Leicester winning the league last season. We can only hope for better offers coming soon!
I think the promises of "spend an hour at the weekend and easily earn £500" is absolute BS. The only way to do that now is from a combination of:
- Doing very risky slot offers (fine if you don't mind risking your money - sometimes it pays off)
- More sophisticated MBing (accas, horse racing refunds, however nothing has restricted or gubbed my accounts like horse racing )
- Multi-accounting (illegal, many people obviously do it and then claim their monthly earnings are just from one account)
- Putting more time into it
So yeah you probably will earn £500 a month easy for the first couple of months whilst your sign-up free bets are rolling in, but long term it's not that easy anymore.
[member=920]katykicker[/member] is right - it's a good little source for a bit of extra cash, maybe to save up for a holiday or to help boost your savings, but you cannot live on it or use it as a source of income unless you put a shitload of time and effort into it.
If someone disagrees with me and can tell me how to 'put an hour a week into it and make £500 a month easy peasy' then genuinely please do a blogpost because I'd be genuinely interested to read it. Something with a breakdown of time/offers/profit would be an interesting read.
Jon said:It updates everyday and if you do the offers in there and follow the advice you will cover £1000*
homie said:Jon said:It updates everyday and if you do the offers in there and follow the advice you will cover £1000*
*until your main accounts get gubbed.
I feel like I am constantly treading on eggshells at the moment for fear of losing accounts, having lost 3 since Christmas.
katykicker said:Personally I've found my earnings have decreased. I'm still able to make £500 (ish) a month which I'm happy with.
I don't have multiple accounts and I don't want to spend hours as tbh it's a bit boring to me.
I think it is fair to say that starting out it is amazing and long term it is a nice amount of pocket money for a couple of holidays or towards a car. I doubt anyone will be able to live long term just on matched betting money.
How are you down though [member=1280]Stims[/member] ?!
Julesfh2012 said:katykicker said:Personally I've found my earnings have decreased. I'm still able to make £500 (ish) a month which I'm happy with.
I don't have multiple accounts and I don't want to spend hours as tbh it's a bit boring to me.
I think it is fair to say that starting out it is amazing and long term it is a nice amount of pocket money for a couple of holidays or towards a car. I doubt anyone will be able to live long term just on matched betting money.
How are you down though [member=1280]Stims[/member] ?!
[member=920]katykicker[/member] what do you concentrate on?
And yes I agree [member=1280]Stims[/member] how are you down???
Uhhhhh said:Is it still worth doing? Yes, why not - it's tax-free money and if your target is £100-£200 a month then that should be fairly straightforward if you have an hour or two on a Saturday morning. Also it's very very easy in the beginning to earn about £800-£1000 because the new account sign-up offers are basically mostly straightforward and are very profitable.
That being said....it is certainly not like it was this time a year ago. The sports offers are almost non-existent now, and there has been a noticeable shift from the standard 'bet x get x' to 'get a free bet if this very unlikely event decided by very intelligent traders happens'. Speaking of which, I was sent a tweet last weekend from a betting tipster that showed all of the specials/price boosts offered by Skybet that day...3 or 4 of the 80+ offers had actually come off. Traders are smart cookies. Maybe it's something that will change next season - there's a lot of talk of bookies having to be conservative this year to scrape back some of those big losses from Leicester winning the league last season. We can only hope for better offers coming soon!
I think the promises of "spend an hour at the weekend and easily earn £500" is absolute BS. The only way to do that now is from a combination of:
- Doing very risky slot offers (fine if you don't mind risking your money - sometimes it pays off)
- More sophisticated MBing (accas, horse racing refunds, however nothing has restricted or gubbed my accounts like horse racing )
- Multi-accounting (illegal, many people obviously do it and then claim their monthly earnings are just from one account)
- Putting more time into it
So yeah you probably will earn £500 a month easy for the first couple of months whilst your sign-up free bets are rolling in, but long term it's not that easy anymore.
[member=920]katykicker[/member] is right - it's a good little source for a bit of extra cash, maybe to save up for a holiday or to help boost your savings, but you cannot live on it or use it as a source of income unless you put a shitload of time and effort into it.
If someone disagrees with me and can tell me how to 'put an hour a week into it and make £500 a month easy peasy' then genuinely please do a blogpost because I'd be genuinely interested to read it. Something with a breakdown of time/offers/profit would be an interesting read.
Romell said:Thank you for this detailed review, will it be fair to say that I could easily earn an extra £200 a month with PA from a few minutes a day even after the new sign up offers? Also one thing I haven't seen much of is the recommended bank balance to get started with, lastly does this work well for mobile use only.