2 July 2025

81 thoughts on “Is Arbitrage Worthwhile Pursuing? Is Arbitrage Betting Legal?

  1. Hello Soccerwidow!
    First of all I would like to give you my congratulations for the good job you are doing. You have really good and applicable information in your site.
    I´ve tryed Arbing with good sucess, but after 5 months, all my accounts were either, limited or closed, by the bookmakers. I dont believe anyone can be a professional of arbitrage.

    Regards
    Nuno

  2. Hey Nuno ,

    i would like to exchange some with arbitrage betting as i ve done it myself for some months. If you are interested get back to me: screecy[at]web[dot]de

    regards

  3. This website was… how do you say it? Relevant! Finally I have found something that helped me. Appreciate it!

  4. I’ve been using rebelbetting for a year. starting with £300 i made all deposit bonuses and now spin £7000 making increasingly £1000ish a month

    Sure i got limited and/or my accounts got closed, but there’s many, and the best ones are actually arb friendly, and the allow to be in tousands, not under 100.

    RebelBetting also does all the math for me and its so easy i make more out of arbitrage then off my day job now.

    1. hi Mike, it sounds good. i bought rebelbetting for week and i would like to ask you about some good practices. thanks
      monika

      1. I think spending 100’s of pounds to check sports arbitrage is not worth, certainly at one time our accounts will get limited. I tried some free sure bets website like bmbets.com
        myarbets.com betbrain or more popular website 1% arbitrage.

  5. What a one sided retarded post ! Discipline and consistency are far too unsocial ? Lots of math ? How boring ? 5000 per month not enough for you ?

  6. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, Hunters, and yours is valued just as much as the next man. The point we were making is that you need five times the starting capital i.e. 25,000 to make 5,000 per month – never said we would not be satisfied with this level of outcome! Yes, arbitrage success demands a lot of accurate, sometimes complex math, especially when performing cross-market arbitrage. Get it wrong once and you undo the good work of many, many correct arbitrage transactions. I am also sure you will agree that unending repetition in any line of work can be extremely boring… 🙂

  7. Also, look at Mike above – he confesses to needing seven times starting capital to make 1,000 per month. This job guarantees that you will have to tie up a large chunk of money as investment in order to make the required returns.

  8. You do need a large starting bank before really good profits can be made. Personally I would want loads for practice first before I go risking all that cash. We’ve written about this subject and done arbitrage trading. It does take practice and experience.

    There are some simple and straight forward processes to follow that will limit problems like not being about to get both sides of the trade down and getting accounts closed by bookmakers.

    Cross market arbitrage are where the biggest spreads are. I believe the most experienced traders don’t only use arbitrage services now and then.

  9. Arbing is a great way to make money if you are fast enough to spot the odds wanting to be matched on a betting exchange….this requires always having funds in each account — which obviously mounts up to a lot of capital investment/considering you will be dealing with at least 10 fixed odds bookmakers, but usually just relying on the hardcore 5 or 6. Rarely do u see arbs just there for the taking. 90% of them are judgement. judging a betting pattern. say, if at fixed odds best price is 11/4; yet someone wants £400 on at 3.65, this is a guarateed sign. usually the ppl wanting this hypothetical 400 on have had their own fixed odds accounts closed…therfore, wanting so much on early. and most probably these go off at race time at lower odds of say 3.2 or so. But where the arber gets stung, is if he greedily tries to arb to short, to enhance his profits. a number of things could happen in the interim period befre the horse race, such a ground changing. if the arb is not matched and the arber has already invested his fixed odds investment, the arber then has to make a decision; which is usually take a loss….or let it ride and hope it gets matched in-running….which many times they do, but if not its frustrating!!! but overall, over the year still profitable if your accounts are not closed down. the only way forward is using multiple ID….a good way for this is to accrue many ‘girlfriends’ lol

  10. That’s a great blog. In my aspect many people find “Sport Arbitrage” helpful. I am also using the site myarbets.com, just for entertainment purpose.

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