Arbitrage Betting
Exploit price differences across bookmakers to lock a theoretical profit on all outcomes. Learn tools, limits, and how to avoid account flagging.
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Exploit price differences across bookmakers to lock a theoretical profit on all outcomes. Learn tools, limits, and how to avoid account flagging.
Read guideCover two results (Home/Draw or Away/Draw) to reduce variance. See when DC beats DNB and how to combine it with form ratings.
Read guideAdd a high-confidence “banker” to accumulators with strict odds limits and risk caps.
Read guideThe professional default: one selection, value-priced, with consistent staking.
Read guideA progressive staking approach using ~2.00 price points with strict stop-loss rules. We cover risk, bankroll impact, and alternatives.
Read guidePrice the game yourself, compare to the market, and bet only when you have an edge (EV+). Includes fair-odds math and edge tracking.
Read guideLock in partial returns when one leg fails (e.g., Trixie, Yankee). Learn combos, cost, and optimal use cases.
Read guideSize stakes proportionally to your edge. See full, half, and quarter-Kelly with drawdown expectations.
Read guideRemove the draw and use quarter-lines (±0.25/0.75) to fine-tune risk. Includes push scenarios and modelling tips.
Read guideBet on goals rather than winners. Use xG trends, pace, and game state to price totals.
Read guideBack a side with draw protection. See when DNB dominates DC or Asian +0.
Read guideBuild small, high-quality multiples and hedge late legs to lock profit or reduce risk.
Read guideReact to in-game events, tempo, and tactical shifts. Pre-model scenarios to act faster than the market.
Read guideIncrease ROI simply by taking the best price. Track closing line value (CLV) to validate edge.
Read guideSet a dedicated bankroll and keep stakes small (1–3% per play). Never chase losses.
Convert probabilities to fair odds (1 / p) and bet only when market price is higher than your fair price (EV+).
Start with flat staking; consider fractional Kelly once your edge model is consistent.
Flat staking simplifies variance and review; % stakes scale with bankroll but can amplify swings. Beginners: flat or tiny %.
Keep it small (2–3 legs), avoid weak legs, hedge the last leg only if hedge price is better than book cash-out.
Record opening vs. closing price. Positive CLV over time signals a real edge, even through variance.
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