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What are the odds?
Just failed to pickpocket someone 5 times, it was a 65% chance of success i have bad luck with everything like failing to pickpocket someone when theres an 80% chance of me succeeding, only getting weapons from chests that i dont use and just bad luck all around in videogames. i googled odds calculators and it was all just horse betting calculators.
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TightAsF_ck's Matched Betting Calculator & Automatic Bet Logger/Balance Tracker Spreadsheet
Matched betting (noun)
the activity of using free bets from bookmakers (= people who accept and pay out money risked on the results of races, matches, etc.) in order to make a profit
Cambridge Dictionary
TightAsF_ck's Matched Betting Spreadsheet
For the uninitiated, I have written an introduction to matched betting below. But the main point in this post is to make my matched betting calculator and bet logger spreadsheet available for general use and scrutiny. People who want to calculate and record their matched bets may find it useful. It has the following features:
- Matched betting calculator
- Automatically log bets from the calculator
- Automatically track bookie/betting exchange balances.
It's pretty self-explanatory. So I will provide no instructions unless explicitly asked. But please scrutinise and make suggestions for improvement!
Click here to access the Matched Betting spreadsheet Disclaimer: I've used Google Sheets to create it, as it lives on the web and can be updated from mobiles, tablets, laptops and dekstops. *You will need a google account if you want to access and edit your own copy.** If you don't know how to use Google Drive and Google Sheets, Google it! As there is a script that allows bets in the calculator to be logged automatically, you will receive a warning when copying this spreadsheet and first clicking the "log beermoney" button. You need to be happy ignoring the warnings if you want to use this spreadheet (you can inspect the script, it only copies information from one sheet to another, but I am not a fancy google developer and I do not know how to get it officially approved for distribution).*
The rest of the post is for anyone interested in learning about matched betting.
Matched betting overview
What is matched betting?
Matched betting is the technique of using betting exchanges (platforms where you can act as the bookie) to capitalise on bookmaker promotions and earn money. There are many, many bookmaker promotions available from over 100 UK bookmakers.
But due to the use of bookmaker promotions, matched betting is a controversial beermoney technique. We all agree on beermoneyuk that bookmakers are one of the worlds evils. So matched betting should be avoided by anyone with a history of gambling problems or any propensity towards addiction. Everyone should be careful. And everybody should be aware that without a strict transactional outlook, matched betting can lead to gambling. Gambling is for mugs.
How do you earn with matched betting?
This is best explained with the simple example of a free bet given to you by your favourite bookie for being one of their "favorite customers":
- You rub your hands with glee as you place that free bet on your favourite team to win at the weekend.
- At the same time, you bet on that event not to happen at a betting exchange.
- By adjusting how much you lay, you guarantee some profit.
In reality, many free bets require you to first place a "qualifying bet". With matched betting techniques, you place this bet and lay it at the same time to gain the free bet for a small cost. For example: a "free" £10 bet earned from a £10 qualifying bet will cost around £0.50. You can then "guarantee" that you walk away with around 75% of the free bet - or £7 profit in total.
In addition to "free bets" from sign up offers, there are also more advanced ways to profit from matched betting (bet clubs, extra places, 2ups).
How much money is needed to start earning with matched betting?
To start with you need to deposit money into:
- A bookmaker (to place a bet and qualify for a free bet).
- A betting exchange (to lay the bets placed at the bookmaker).
Many bookmaker offers require a £10 first bet. £20 in your exchange should allow you to cover this £10 qualifying bet optimally for a qualifying loss of about £0.50.
When this bet has settled, you will now have a free bet to place. Again, £20 in your exchange account will allow you to extract ~70% of the value of a £10 free bet (£7, for a total £6.50 profit on the bookmaker offer).
If your back bets at the bookie all win, all of your cash will end up in your bookmaker account. This is not ideal as you may have to withdraw cash from the bookie to feed the betting exchange account. Instead, we hope that all bookmaker bets lose. This means all of your cash ends up in the exchange.
If you take it slow, you can start with £30 (or even less). However, the amount of cash deposited into the exchange influences the odds you are able to lay with your free bet. Higher odds can give higher potential profits on your free bet.
I tend to have ~£100 in my betting exchange account.
Matched Betting TightAsF_ck Style
Over the past 6 months or so, I've been taking advantage of matched betting (mostly using Oddsmonkey, but also Outplayed) to earn between £100 and £200 each month. On days when I do a little matched betting, I spend around 10 minutes a day on it. Some people make a lot more, but most will be spending a lot of time on it using advanced techniques. They will also have a large balance in their betting exchange accounts (think £1000 and up) that enables these advanced strategies.
Here's my strategy for the past couple of months:
- Pick a nice looking sign up promotion.
- Have a hunt on Google to see if I can find a better deal.
- Have a hunt on FreeCash/Gaintplay too.
- Sign up via the best deal.
- Use the OddsMonkey/Outplayed oddsmatcher software to find a match I want to bet on to rinse the bookie sign up offer.
I stick to football, for reasons involving a friend that liked the races too much.
- Repeat the above with any free bets the bookies sends my way.
I'm only a casual matched bettor, but I really couldn't give a monkey's about sport. This is solely a hobby that earns me a bit of beermoney. And you really do need a transactional outlook. If you don't have this, don't bother.
Learn to earn with matched betting
Where can I learn how to earn with matched betting?
There are "beginner how to" threads that are frequently reposted on the sub. But all of these really just point you towards two sites that provide extensive guides teach and tools to make the most of matched betting. These sites require paid memberships (£25-£30/month). These can be cancelled at any time.
Many on beermoneyuk find the quality of resources and convenience afforded by these sites are worth their subscription fees, but there are also free options that make their money by other means.
Paid Options
- OddsMonkey (link with free trial) is cheaper (£24.99/month), and has all you need to learn and earn with matched betting. This subscription also comes with casino offers that cost extra with Outplayed.
- Outplayed (link with free trial) is more expensive (£29.99/month), but also more polished (excepting the recent issues).
- Both have free trials as standard, and both will offer a substantial discount (usually a month half price) at the end of this free trial.
Free Options
These free options are really just funnels that will eventually recommend that you sign up to Oddsmonkey or Outplayed. You can use these to learn the basics, but I'd recommend just cutting them out and going for the main sites to begin with. But that's just my opinion, many people stick with the free sites and do well with matched betting.
Why does every recommend joining a matched betting service?
Short answer: you use the tools, place the bets you are told, and you earn beermoney.
Long answer: You might think its because they provide a list of bookie sign up offers. But this is not why these sites are valuable. The value comes from the following tools/features of the sites:
- oddsmatcher software
This scours the bookes/exchanges to identify matches/races that can be bet on for maximal profit.
- matched betting calculators
these automatically calculate the optimal stakes to place to maximise your matched betting earnings.
- active community forums
these forums are the beermoneyuk of matched betting. People share tips and tricks for finding and making the most of bookie offers.
- advanced tools for continuing with matched betting after sign up offers have been exhausted, and tools for tracking profits and bookies/exchange balances.
Glossary
I figured I would add this brief dictionary of key matched betting terms. To help explain things, I use the following imaginary football game:
Man Utd vs Chelsea | Potential Outcomes: Man Utd win, Man Utd do not win (draw or lose)
Bookmaker (Bookie) Glossary
1. Back bet
The back bet is the bet you place at the bookie for an event to happen (e.g. Man Utd to win).
2. Bet Stake
This is the amount you bet at the bookie for an event to happen (e.g. a stake of £10 on Man Utd to win).
3. Bookmaker (Bookie)
The bookie (or bookmaker) is the company that takes your bet (e.g. Man Utd to win). In taking your bet, they are effectively betting on the event to NOT happen (Man Utd to NOT win). To back an event NOT to happen is to "lay a bet" (see below).
Usually, bookies are the scourge of the earth. They run hefty promotions to convince people to begin betting with them. With matched betting, we turn the tables on the bookie to earn money from these promotions.
4. Odds
The "odds" is the ratio of the amount of profit the bookies are willing to offer a customer in return for their back bet. The ratio represents the chance that the bookmaker thinks your selection has of winning. Odds are usually expressed in fractional form.
Fractional odds represent the ratio of profit to stake offered. Fractional odds of 2/1 means you will get £2 profit back for every £1 staked (£3 back in total; 2 profit).
Decimal odds represent the total amount given back by the bookies. Fractional odds of 3.0 means you will get £3 back in total for every £1 stakes (£2 profit), When accepting a bet, the bookie offers to pay the customer an amount they are willing to lay. The odds offered by the bookie is ratio between the amount they are willing to lay is specific in specifies the odds, and pays out your winnings.
5. Potential Profit
The potential profit is amount you can expect to earn from a free bet promotion offered by the bookie. Usually, it is around 70% of the promotional bet value.
Bookmaker (Bookie) Glossary
1. Qualifying (trigger) bet
A qualifying bet is a bet that must be placed in order to gain access to a free bet offer. For example, a bookie might offer a free £5 bet after you have first bet £10. The first £10 bet is the qualifying bet. In matched betting, we play both sides of the free bet to "buy" the promotional bet for a small qualifying loss (see below)
2. Qualifying loss
The qualifying loss is the amount lost or spent in qualifying for the free bet. Usually it is around 5% of the free bet amount (e.g., £0.25 on £5 qualifying bet).
3. Stake returned (SR) free bet
A stake returned is a promotional bet where the stake is included in the returns. These are very rare.
3. Stake not returned (SNR) free bet
A stake returned is a promotional bet where the stake is not included in the returns. These are the most common type of free bet offered.
4. Mug bet
This is a back bet placed at the bookies to convince them that you are a regular gambler. If you only use your betting account to take advantage of promotional offers, it is likely that your account will get restricted and you will lose access to the promotions.
Betting Exchange Glossary
1. Lay bet
A lay bet is the opposite of a traditional bet. When you a lay a bet, you are acting as the bookie. Think of it as: you are the bookie; somebody places a bet with you that Man Utd will win. You accept the punters bet and, in doing so, essentially bet on the opposite: Man Utd to NOT WIN (Man Utd draw or lose).
2. Lay bet stake
The lay bet stake is the amount you will win if your lay bet comes through (Man Utd DO NOT win). If our punter placed a £10 bet on Man Utd to win, then you will win the £10 stake if Man Utd DO NOT WIN
3. Liability
When you are "acting the bookie" by laying bets, your liability is the amount you stand to lose if your lay bet loses (if Man Utd win). This is the amount you have to pay the punter who placed a bet backing Man Utd to win.
4. Liquidity
The liquidity of a market is the amount of money available for you to lay at the betting exchange. It is the total value of back bets that have been placed at a specified odds. Essentially the amount you can lay.
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Umamusume: Pretty Derby OVA referenced the infamous "12 billion yen incident" in Japan's horse racing scene involving Gold Ship (the racehorse) causing betting 'losses' of ~12 billion yen.
Betting Calculator
I know Blackjack Apprenticeship has some kind of betting software where you can enter how much you are playing with and what your bet spreads should be based off that. Is there another online calculator (or even a pen and paper way of figuring this out)?
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Youngkin made a calculated bet in nixing a Ford plant that was looking at Pittsylvania County out of concern that the technology would be owned by a Chinese company. (Opinion)
My wife said that she would take the kids and leave me if I didn't stop betting on horse racing.
"And they are Offffff!!!!!!!!"
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I made a calculator to check if the horse betting is in your favour to improve your chance of winning!
[Keefer] One layer to the Colts’ coaching search, since no candidate is perfect — what a lot of NFL teams have done in recent years is akin to what they’d do with a draft pick: bet on traits. They take a calculated risk that the coach will grow into the job. More:
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TIL of the 1975 Yellow Sam betting coup in Ireland, where a horse was trained for an obscure race, was given starting odds of 20-1, the trainer then had a friend block the only phonebox near the racecourse pretending to talk to a dying aunt, so the bookmakers couldn't communicate. He made €1.7(afi)
Horse Betting Giant PMU Opens Whitelist For NFT Game Stables
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Horse Betting Giant PMU Opens Whitelist For NFT Game Stables
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Gamestop is the trojan horse betting on Cryptos mainstream adoption and has been waiting on the merge to make moves.
I realize this is as tinfoily as it gets but there are some coincidences stacking up that make me think this is at least a possibility. Cohen is obsessed with long term share holder value and delighting customers to achieve that end and he is about have a huge new base of customers participating in their marketplace. IMX is beginning to launch games in coming days/ weeks with at least 2 triple AAA studios coming on bears and 1 of those being playable in the next 6 months. These games will all have their own micro economies where users will generate and trade real value assets in the form of LRC and IMX (so far) both operating on ETH.
Gaming is a growing industry and it is very likely crypto will be in some form in the medium and long term. They have a symbiotic relationship where as one increases it brings more value to the other. Cohens vision for transforming the company has made the very intentional decision pioneer into the crypto space with gaming to an existing userbase of more than 50 million. Using LRC and IMX (so far) both operate on Ethereum and incentivizes holding either ETH or tokenized securities and economies operating on ETH.
If participating in these ecosystems creates more value, more people are going to flow into both overtime. Users will be financially rewarded for participation in the system as they play and create (power to the players, power to the creators). Gaming and GME may be the trojan horse to crypto going mainstream and taking a larger and larger slice of the pie from traditional finance over time. Getting actually paid for
fucking gaming (what a time to be alive, am I right). On top of that Loopring has a patent on a de-fi exchange that:
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relates to the use of stable value digital assets and/or fiat-backed digital assets as cryptocurrencies that can be linked to other digital assets using blockchain technology ".
Oh, and they just partnered with FTX a crypto derivatives exchange. Does this not jack your tits!
The most pressing hurdles facing cryptos widespread adoption imo have been:
- Cost to environment (Solved with merge - ETH went from causing 2% of the worlds global electricity to less than 0.001 percent as of today)
- Difficulty to use (Solved with the ongoing launch of GME marketplace/ crypto as they handle everything on the backend and incorporate to mere clicks away from their traditional web 2 digital stores.
- Utility (Gamestop and partners not only bringing digital ownership of assets to the masses through gaming economies and securities in the near future, but all operating on t+0 with real price discovery).
If GME is betting on crypto and especially Ethereum they have placed themselves in as one of a few unique companies at the spear head of cryptos rise and mass adoption.
As an added coincidence Matt Finestone, now former head of GME blockchain said just days ago as he exited the company :
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I will always care deeply about this project, and will cherish watching it advance. I plan to continue working within the Ethereum ecosystem, and return closer to the protocol/infrastructure level. There's never been a more exciting time to be an Etherean." Now, just after the merge, he tweets out
"Ethereum is the most exciting phenomenon on the planet, and is just getting started." Matt has been instrumental in the development of Loopring and Gamestop's NFT marketplace, and I doubt he intends to his prior creations and contributions go to waste. It is incredibly bullish that he has left right as both the merge and GME begin to rollout the gaming side of their launch.
Gaming is cryptos trojan horse to traditional finance and GME is bringing it in on a silver platter.
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This poor horse, probably ridden once every 2 weeks, is out of shape and I bet she treats him like he’s conditioned. He probably gets so sore
Horse racing betting psychology - keeping your head right
Horse Betting Giant PMU Opens Whitelist For NFT Game Stables
EV betting on horse and greyhounds? AUS
Another EV bettor has bit the dust... having been restricted from all bookies in AU for EV betting, I have been looking into greyhound and horse racing in Australia, which is forbidden from being limited by AU law (until 2k winnings). Pinnacle does not offer these (AFAIK), any one care to share how to proceed with this - or is this the end of the journey for EV betting?
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Horse Betting Giant PMU Opens Whitelist For NFT Game Stables
Horse Betting Giant PMU Opens Whitelist For NFT Game Stables
TIL in 2015 an Australian woman put a bet on a horse at 100-1 and won $825, she then took a selfie with the winning bet slip, posted it to Facebook, somebody saw it and put the barcode into an automated betting machine and stole her winnings.
Horse Simulator 3D is a fantastic 3D simulation game in which you can feel what it is like to be a horse on a beautiful island! Perform various tasks, start an adorable family, win various competitions, make your horse stronger and more beautiful, decorate your home, fight forest predators, help other good guys, and do much more! Francis the horse seemed to know exactly what she was doing. But on Friday morning, at the City Park stables, the newish Orleans Parish Sheriff was still getting used to sitting high in the saddle By buying a horse in the $1,500-and-up range, you are probably buying a horse that has had the time and money put into it that makes it a nice horse to own. It may have a good show record and probably is easy to clip, bathe, load on a trailer, stand for the farrier and veterinarian, and has all the good manners that make a horse fun and easy to handle. Horse is an Express inspired web framework for Delphi and Lazarus. Designed to ease things up for fast development in a minimalist way and with high performance . horse, (Equus caballus), a hoofed herbivorous mammal of the family Equidae. It comprises a single species, Equus caballus, whose numerous varieties are called breeds. Before the advent of mechanized vehicles, the horse was widely used as a draft animal, and riding on horseback was one of the chief means of transportation.
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