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Yes! YOU CAN make easy sports arbitrage profits by backing, for example, both tennis players in a match - PROVIDED you follow these simple but powerful insider rules.

And it’s perfectly possible to pick-up these guaranteed arbitrage sports betting profits using arbitrage betting techniques, because thousands of different bookmakers on the Internet offer you a variety of odds. Simply back both players at the best available prices, and if the maths add-up you’re certain to win.

This highly desirable sports arbitrage situation, or ‘arb’ for short, can be calculated effortlessly if you follow this simple and easy-to-use guide.

1. Find the very best sports arbitrage odds available using a bet-checking Web site such as www.betbrain.com

2. Convert the odds into percentages. Divide the right-hand side of the odds by the sum of both sides, and multiply by 100. So the percentage for odds of 5/4, for instance, is: 4 ? (4 + 5) x 100 = 44.44%

3. Repeat this simple calculation for the other player too.

4. Now add up both percentages. If the total comes to less than 100, you can profit by backing both players. For example, imagine player A is best-priced at 5/4 (or 44.44%) and player B at 6/4 (40.00%). The total of both percentage amounts here is 84.44%, well under the 100 threshold. You’ve found your sports arbitrage, and easy money beckons.

The Key Reason Some Sports Arbitrage Bettors Lose Money!

If you’re looking to take free money off the bookmakers by seeking out sports arbitrage opportunities, don’t fall into the trap of placing equal stakes on each part of the overall bet. Instead, use this secret staking strategy to ensure your success.

To grab your risk-free profit, simply match each bet’s percentage odds with your stake. For example, if one side of your two-sided sports arbitrage bet is at 5/4, that’s a 44.44% chance of winning. Put ?44.44 on it to win. If the other side is 6/4 that’s a 40.00% chance of winning, so put ?40 on it to win. Then whichever side wins you get a return of ?100. And because in this example your total outlay was just ?84.44, you’ve made a nice risk-free profit of 18%.

Now that’s arbitrage sports betting!

But it can be made even safer… read on!

Sports Arbitrage Hunters! Are You Making These Amateur’s Mistakes?

Make sure your sports arbitrage profits stay in your pocket. Avoid bookies with hidden charges. To place sports arbitrage bets you will need to open on-line accounts with several different bookmakers. Then all you need do is to deposit some money in each of your accounts to cover your stakes and away you go.

That’s straightforward enough with familiar name bookmakers such as, in the UK, Ladbrokes or William Hill. But some overseas online bookmakers could charge you for credit/debit card deposits, or even make currency conversion charges. So if, to complete your sports arbitrage bet, you need to use a bookmaker who applies such charges make sure you pay for your stakes by cheque or money order to minimise your costs and maximise your returns.

And here’s another little strategy that will pay you handsomely when it comes to placing your sports arbitrage bets. Don’t make the beginner’s error of staking amounts other than whole currency values. For instance, you saw earlier an example sports arbitrage bet consisting of two wagers - one of ?44.44 and the other of ?40.00. That is a mathematically correct arb, but some bookmakers avoid sports arbitrage bets like the plague because they know there’s a significantly greater chance they’ll lose. And when you try to place a bet with a stake like ?44.44 bookies instantly know you’re trying to hook them onto one end of an arb, and could well refuse to take your bet.

But why would a stake like ?44.44 make them suspicious?

Because regular bets are ALWAYS made in whole units of currency and generally in amounts equally divisible by 5. So a regular bet would be either ?40.00 or ?45.00. Never would it be ?44.44 and rarely, if ever, would it even be ?44.00.

But be very, very, careful. Simply rounding your stake - either up or down - can totally destroy your arb without your realising it and as a result you could easily end-up losing, and walking away empty handed. The only safe way to do the job is to use dedicated arbitrage software.

How To Find Dead-Cert Arbitrage Sports Betting Profits At The Click Of A Mouse…

Searching dozens of online bookmakers for best prices can be time-consuming and tedious, but you don’t have to put up with that. Odds comparison Web sites check and compare the odds from scores of bookmakers and display the best prices on offer - FREE OF CHARGE.

Both www.oddschecker.co.uk and www.tip-ex.com offer a good service…

But for sports arbitrage betting the daddy of them all is undoubtedly www.betbrain.com This service lists and compares odds for dozens of sports and events, from football to boxing, motor racing to golf. And it even displays current sports arbitrage opportunities and lists them neatly and conveniently, together with clickable links to the bookmakers concerned. All you have to do is to click on Odds in the menu at the top of the Bet Brain page and then select SureBets from the drop down menu.

Follow these simple but vital steps and you’ll enjoy the thrill of claiming FREE MONEY by placing RISK-FREE sports arbitrage bets that NEVER lose!

About the Author

Donald Hunting is a recognised authority in spreadsheet development and to date has created eight specialised commercial spreadsheet programs. Four are specifically to do with betting and gaming. His Web site http://www.info4u2succeed.com/ecommerce/arbitrage provides a wealth of information about his Arbitrage Professional Calculator which does all the work for you and delivers accurate bookmaker-safe sports arbitrage bets in a split-second.
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