BETTING SECRETS REVEALED - GET MORE OUT OF WINNING ACCOUNTS (PROFESSIONAL GAMBLER SERIES)

[@mykindofgaming7345]

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[@BettingAnalyst]

Keep the women happy - and life is peaceful!

[@mangojones3707]

Thanks for this very comprehensive guide on what the traders look for when rating accounts. This is the most detailed video I've seen on the subject.

[@BettingAnalyst]

Thanks!

[@Dagoth_Ur_1]

Great advice, thanks for making the video, you clearly know your stuff. I'm looking to use rebelbetting (beginner) it sounds like the best approach in summary is to use the big sport leagues or Asian bookies? And start off with a few normal bets that may lose (tenner here and there, take their offers). Then after 5-10 natural bets you may be off their radar for a while?

[@happytimes88]

Thank you for this video I do matched betting so like to always expand my knowledge

[@davidpowell1243]

Your videos are absolutely great and of all the ones I have watched (I am a real beginner here but there have been many) yours are probably the only ones I actually trust. Great content . One question given that its important to fly under the radar with the bookies is there any mileage in periodically betting at poor value and laying this at the exchange so as not to stand out as a winner. This is probably a pretty naive question TBH but would be interested to hear your thoughts .

[@BettingAnalyst]

Thanks David - You are going to be judged on the bets you make, and that starts from day one. When you get a new account, some of those daft bets need to go in early! Depending on your stake level, try and be less regimented. Stick on the in-play, and make a few bets. Do a few multiple bets, and take their stupid free spins in the casino etc! Unfortunately, there is no blueprint! Every bookie is different, every risk manager will interpret different, and so on! However, depending on your style of extracting the bookies money, playing the long game is better. Maybe use shops / terminals /Asians / agents - Have you had accounts restricted? ps - that video you commented on is also available in written format - feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.

[@davidpowell1243]

Thanks for responding so quickly, and really appreciate the offer of more advice you are most helpful. have a good evening

[@amoswabwala7689]

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[@retoschmidig8118]

Great and Eye opening Video! Thx for the work...i had no idea that the bookies operate like the MI6... At the moment im definitly a chaser by my bookie...now i will start serious...so maybe they didnt take notice of my change?

[@BettingAnalyst]

Well MI6 have some honour, so let's call them the KGB/FSK! On a positive note, they don't have intelligence sharing with each other! In fact, they hate the competition more than we hate them!! They will notice if you start winning - so play the game and get the most out of the bar stewards!!

[@TheSenry10]

Really nice video sir 👍

[@mudadevida]

Hello boss. First of all, thanks for the videos posted here. Always good to learn. I have one question, how many bets/predictions a tipster must simulate to check if a strategy if profitable or not! I'm doing a test and reached the 200 and until now I'm profitable, my goal is to reach the 300. Do you think is enough?! Thanks. Nelson M.

[@BettingAnalyst]

It will depend on a number of factors: Type of bets The odds Which bookmakers Timing of bet Odds taken vs Closing line. All the above and more could affect winning longevity. Gut instinct.

[@mudadevida]

@@BettingAnalyst thanks for the answer! cheers.

[@smartcharles8168]

What would you recommend to someone in Nigeria

[@BettingAnalyst]

Look for betting odds that are high EV (expected value). You can use the 100% Betfair odds. Converted (to 100%) Pinnacle odds, or a Software like mentioned. From my understanding, you will find plenty of value in Nigeria (Africa as a whole) because it's a leisure market and bookmakers are not overly concerned about having wrong odds. In this situation, they are easy to pick off.

[@brendangoodbrand2597]

What is good ROI 2 percent I would be happy with

[@BettingAnalyst]

Depends on what you are betting, and stake size. If you are sticking with top leagues/sports and betting big, 1% is fine. If you have accounts that allow you to bet anything but small stakes, 5% would be a target. No blueprint, just apply logic according to what you have at hand!

[@brendangoodbrand2597]

@@BettingAnalyst understood so Bank of 20 k betting 5% on 25 bets or 10 k bank betting 1% on 1,000 game's monthly and I place them in the terminals in Different shops

[@BettingAnalyst]

@@brendangoodbrand2597 I like terminals in shops because it's partly hidden. However, if you haven't exploited online, you can take advantage and mix with shops at the same time. Most of my ''in shop'' bets are racing (using runners), but it works for other sport if you have a good overview of what's going on (latest odds)! Yes, it's about the numbers you are betting because you have to consider not just the risk, but also cash in hand.

[@brendangoodbrand2597]

In your opinion for example in football would you use full season for finding value or last 5 game's played

[@BettingAnalyst]

You are trying to establish the overall ability of a team, which means looking at the bigger picture. Figuring out each team's starting XI is one of the most important factors. Also, the proximity of matches could force a manager into making changes, thus it's not just injuries/suspensions.

[@brendangoodbrand2597]

@@BettingAnalyst I Go with percentages I see what your saying say the price is 4/5 for something to happen but I have worked out it has a 60 percent chance of happening meaning betting this 1000s a time's over should see u in profit and bet 1 percent if higher volume of singles placed

[@ChingPong-t7e]

Hi Sir like you too run my business on betting to help me thank you

[@BettingAnalyst]

Sorry - it's not clear what you are asking! If you have any questions outside of the video, they should be sent through our website.