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We've gathered together the most frequently asked sports arbitrage questions
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General Questions
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How much money do I need to invest?
There is no minimum amount of money necessary to take avantage of sports arbitrage, but we recommend to create a rolling capital of over 2000 Euro to show a decent return on your money. Obviously, the more you invest, the more you'll make in return!
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How much money can I make from sports arbitrage?
This really depends on the time you wish to spend investing in surebets and the amount of capital you have available at any given time. With an investment of 2000 Euro you could win, at a moderate estimate, 200 Euro to 500 Euro per month.
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How much time do I need to invest?
Actual process of arbing will not take more than a few minutes. Since we supply you thousands of available arbs in any given time, you can, within 2 or 3 hours of attention at your computer, take advantage of 5 to 10 arbs with a high enough percentage.
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Are there any commissions involved?
In most cases your net profit will be the full amount of the arbitrage profit. Most betting exchanges charge a small commission if their bet is sucessful, and some bookmakers charge a fixed withdrawal fee (such as a bank transfer). When calculating arbs, you can add commissions and fees to find the actual net profit.
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How much does it cost to use your arbs?
It costs absolutely nothing to use our arbs. Yes it's FREE. Joining us and customizing your arbs is also FREE.
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How many accounts would I need to open?
To begin with you should open 20 to 30 accounts with different bookmakers and major exchanges. We find arbs from more then 120 bookmakers, however it is wise to begin small. Our recommended bookmakers list is a good place to start.
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Do I need a bank account to carry out arbitrage transactions?
No, you don't. Most online bookmakers accept credit and debit cards, Western Union transfers and e-currency systems such as Neteller and Moneybookers.
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Sports Arbitrage Questions
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What is a sports arbtrage (sure bet)?
An Arbitrage is a situation where bookmakers odds differ so much that by betting on all outcomes of the event or backing and laying the same outcome at different bookmakers you are guaranteed a RISK FREE profit.
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Can you give an arb example?
Of course we can. We give you an example for a 3 way event (like soccer): | Home | Draw | Visitor | Total | | Odds | 2.50 | 3.33 | 4.00 | - | | Stake | 1/2.50 = 0.40 Euro | 1/3.33= 0.30 Euro | 1/4.00= 0.25 Euro | 0.40 + 0.30 + 0.25 = 0.95 Euro |
You will need to stake 0.95 Euro to win 1 Euro. Or, said in another way, for each 1 Euro you bet, you will receive 1 / 0.95 = 1.05 Euro back for any event outcome.
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How many arbitrage situations available each day?
We normally find 10 to 50 different events arbs per day, but it depends on the total sporting events. The higher the number, the more arbs you will find.
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What is a Back-Lay arbitrage?
A Back-Lay Arbitrage occurs when a back odd is higher then the equivalent lay (bet against) odd, so you can back the odd and lay it using lower ratio.
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How big are the arbs you find?
Our arbs range from 1% arbs up to much bigger ones (certain events could result in a 20% profit). The average arb is around 2-3%. The current average arb can be found on our 'Current Stats' bar.
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How long do arbs last for?
It all depends on the sporting event as to how much betting activity the odds can withstand before they change, so an arb on a large tournament or event may last a longer time then a small event arb.
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How long it takes to place an arb?
Once you're used to placing bets it should take 5 minutes or less to complete from the time you find the arb.
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What do I need to be aware of?
1. While we make every effort is to ensure odds accuracy, it is your responsibility to check actual odds before placing a bet. 2. Different bookmakers have different betting rules. Please check rules before placing a bet. 3. Before placing a bet with an unknown bookmaker, we recommend you review selected bookmaker safety and quality.
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Bonus Arbitrage Questions
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What is a bonus arbitrage?
A Bonus Arbitrage is a result of added sign up or deposit bonuses to your actual stake, so the total actual stake (without the bonuses) is substantially lower than your winnings for any outcome.
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What do I need to be aware of?
1. While we make every effort is to ensure odds accuracy, it is your responsibility to check actual odds before placing a bet. 2. Different bookmakers have different betting rules. Please check rules before placing a bet. 3. Before placing a bet with an unknown bookmaker, we recommend you review selected bookmaker safety and quality. 4. All bonuses are subject to bookmaker's terms and conditions, including rollover requirements. 5. Some bonuses may only be credited to your account after bet placed or event settled.
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Our Services Questions
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How do I sign up?
Signing up is easy and FREE: 1. Click the Sign Up link at the left menu. 2. Follow the signup process. 3. Enter your mailbox and confirm signup.
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What services do you offer when signing in?
1. Select only the bookmakers you like. 2. Adjust time to your own Time Zone. 3. Change exchanges commission rates to fit your own. 4. Use your preferred display currency when calculating stakes and payout.
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How much it costs?
It costs absolutely nothing to join. Yes it's FREE.
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Bookmakers Questions
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Does it cost anything to open accounts with bookmakers?
No, they do not charge any fee to open an account, although some bookmakers may require a minimum deposit when you join.
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How much can I invest in arbitrage opportunities?
The maximum stakes are usually between 1000 Euro and 5,000 Euro but this varies from each bookmaker and evens. On some bets you may be allowed to place higher stakes but on others you can only place small stakes.
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How quickly do bookmakers return my winnings?
This depends on the bookmaker. Once the bet has been settled (within hours of the event finishing), the money goes into your online bookmakers account. When you request a payout, the bookmaker may do this within a few hours up to a couple of days depending your withdrawal method.
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