Results after 2000 Bets

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#1

Hi all,

Below is my result after 2001 bets. I’ve turned over £45,000 which is over 20 times my starting bankroll. Results are the same after the first 1000 bets - e.g. profit stagnated so far.

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This is not what my concern is as the system works, I have no doubt in that.
The issue is the amount of bookies I’ve lost due course. (less than a month!)

From the gubbed ones, the longest withstanding one was Bet365 (2,5 weeks). Funny thing about bet365 is that they limited me the day after I decided to play some blackjack and slots (lost £30 there) to try and stay under the radar a bit longer, go figure!

888/Unibet, Bwin/Sportingbet , William Hill gubbed me within a week or so. I’ve used a friend of mines accounts on 888 , Sportingbet, Bwin - but they lasted no more than 3 days. I’m using another friends Bet365 account.

I’m using Residential VPN as the well known ones (Nord for example) are caught by Bet365 and the site won’t load (spinning wheel).

I’m also testing the waters with Asian Broker (BetInAsia), never used one before.
My observations so far:

Only couple of games from all placed fully matched and It wasn’t the liquidity that’s the problem a (probably a question for their support).

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Workaround I found is I place £1-£2 more than what RB’s software’s advising, this way I get close to the actual figure.

Although there is no limit of how much your stake will be, the liquidity is not high enough on odds that represent value. I don’t really see how a single stake of £100 will get matched. Just thinking long term, if I somehow manage to build a large bankroll to move on the Asian markets (10-15k), I don’t think I’ll be able to find value with high amounts and that being matched.

Don’t see myself being able to continue once bet365 limit me once more, unless I come across a more advanced system / trader that can prove me otherwise.

(or I find another friend who’s willing to lend me their account)

#2

Is the answer not just to make sure you “loose”? Meaning match bet it with an exchange and never withdraw any funds apart from the exchanges. I don’t know whether that changes anything?

I was thinking whether the right strategy for opening any account is just to get a cheap phone subscription with a nice clean ip and then start of making bets on popular shit but make sure to loose. I believe that all the bookies have all the vpn ips on a “watch list” and I also think they like people who opens accounts on their phones.

So my approach to opening new accounts would be.

  1. Take the bonus and loose it on popular bets matched with an exchange.

  2. Try and keep the types of sports you bet to a max of 2-3. Bet basket, football with one bookie and then e-sport with another bookie.

  3. Betting patterns. Here I would make sure to bet heavily on weekends and place bets in the evenings so the bookie dies not see that I am online 24/7. I want the bookies to think that I have a job but have a midsize “gambling problem”:joy:

Do you guys think that is the right approach or am I barking up the wrong tree?

#3

Some valid points here.

  1. Take the bonus and loose it on popular bets matched with an exchange. - If I do this, I’ll have to remove not popular league games too (U21s , Japan etc). My goal is to place as many bets as possible in shortest time. (averaging 70 bets per day). So this approach might be good for someone who’s taking their time and not putting much volume / not having time etc.

  2. Try and keep the types of sports you bet to a max of 2-3. Bet basket, football with one bookie and then e-sport with another bookie. - Same as above

  3. Betting patterns. Here I would make sure to bet heavily on weekends and place bets in the evenings so the bookie dies not see that I am online 24/7. I want the bookies to think that I have a job but have a midsize “gambling problem”:joy: - this is interesting, those once per hour reminders that pops up on bet365 for instance, if you hit log out, you’re prevented to log back in for 5 minutes - wonder if this is something that will fool the bookies if practiced, who knows.

Bottom line is - I like to put as much volume as possible, this is why i get limited that often, but being picky for the sake of account health, might not be ideal as you’d sacrificing number of bets / value and might not be able to justify the subscription fee.

I’m running quite far (even further than when I posted this) from EV at the moment, If I bet less games per day it will take me really long time to bounce back in my opinion.