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Yep, I find it hard to believe, but with some big wins, his may be possible. There's better sites to do it on than he recommends. But to be fair, he took action and reaped some rewards! I don't do the casino and bingo offers as much as Mike's group does. Mine is more an entry into it. You'll make around £500 from my system that gives you enough to upgrade to Mike's club and have money left to keep investing. Pre Cheltenham offers have actually already started coming out today, so I would say to get started now, as they offer both reload and sign up offers. Some matched bettors that I know start building their bank now and book a week off work to allow them to fully concentrate on cheltenham and make as much as possible from it. You aim to make £1k in the week of Cheltenham without any sign up offers. It's one off (If not the) biggest matched betting event of the year. Lots of fun, get involved!

Hi SpanishVilla, Are you from the UK? I have to ask because if you are based in Spain, then I don't think you can make nearly as much as in the UK unfortunately. If you are from the UK, then you are good to go! The amounts vary quite a lot. The most I've seen someone earn in a month is £4,069. A guy called Tom in Mike's group made this. You can visit that link and scroll down to see his spreadsheet earnings per month for 2 years. He managed over £50k in that time. This is exceptional I'd say and full time. So, maybe £500 a month is easier to first aim for... Something like this. See it as an extra side income at first.

Update: There's now a video on www.matchedbettingblog.info that Briony has done after her first month's experience with matched betting. If you are still on the fence because you are sceptical, this might be the push you need. There's still time to get on this weekend's bets and make some easy money! www.freebetchallenge.co.uk

It's fine if you already have several accounts, I would definitely say to still give it a go. Remember the sign up bonuses are just the tip of the iceberg. If you had 20+ online bookmaker accounts, it would still be very much worth doing. If you ended up joining the 10k club thing, you will see other people in the Facebook group who have paid for their wedding with this. Well done on taking some action and watching the videos. Yep, it's exactly that... It's takes some effort but it works. I personally enjoy it. So it's a hobby that I get paid for. Great stuff. Yep, it's up to you really! You can make about £190 off of the Bet365 opening account offer. We just start with the smaller sign up offers and work up to the bigger ones, so you can build your confidence and your bankroll. Absolutely! Yep, if you think you are going to get addicted to gambling, then don't do it. Some people get quite fanatical about the matched betting (As you've seen from myself), but that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Arbing with free bets. So it's easier and more profitable. However long it takes to open up 15 online bookmaker accounts and do 2 bets with each of them. Need £25 to get started. Cheers, limpid! I didn't want to keep repeating myself, but didn't really know how else to deal with it.

They learn a skill, how to do matched betting right from the start. They make £250+ from it regardless of the outcomes of the events that we bet on. Then they have the option of going on to Mike's club to earn a heck of lost more than this.

My system is free to sign up to. You can see the weekly bet that I update each week on Tuesday's on the homepage at www.freebetchallenge.co.uk. You make about £50 profit from this initial offer from free bets and cashback (If you do not have accounts with these online bookmakers). Then you can sign up as a free club member. This gives you all the basics of placing your first bet online and teaches you how to make money from free bets without risk. You will learn how to exchange your first 5 bookmaker free bet sign up offers into money at this level. After this, you can upgrade to VIP Club level, where you get 30 days for free and then it costs £4.95/month if you want to continue (Cancel anytime with 1 click). The VIP Club level gives you a bit more training plus access to about 10 more bookmaker sign up offers. Once you have completed them, you will be around £250 up. You then upgrade to Mike's service that you mentioned for £97+VAT (Just a bit less than £120). This is not my system. I purely recommend it for 2 reasons. 1 is that I get a commission if you buy it via my website. 2 is that it is genuinely great and you will make much more than this if you take action on it. This isn't 30 days free. You pay upfront for this and if you are not happy for any reason, you can get a refund for it within 30 days. At the level you are at, it sounds like you should jump straight to this level. Other people who are new to it, should start at my level. I hope this helps explains it all. Neither, mine nor Mike's service are tipping services of any kind.

Thanks, but I simply don't offer tips. This is not the service that I offer. I've never been much of a risk taker. My service is an introduction into matched betting. Not a tipping service. If you want to provide a tipping service, my company can proof your tips for you and if it's profitable then we can sell your tipping service if you like.

Apologies, I honestly didn't mean to offend anyone with this comment. I should have said "Non matched betting" bets. I don't gamble, so I'll have to pass. I genuinely wish you the best of luck with your bets though!

It does get quicker and easier, but it's more down to you whether you want to continue doing or not. Either way, thanks for at least giving it a go!

Sorry - I didn't mean it to come across that way. If people are searching online, they will come across the term and this is what they call it.

Yes absolutely. Lots of offers. There will be lots coming up for cheltenham horse racing festival and the grand national in March/April. There's a lot more to be made than from the initial sign up bonuses. This is the tip of the iceberg. Yes, matched betting is not gambling, as we cover every possibility to convert free bets and bonuses into money. As Kingsman, is simply gambling or "Mug betting" as we call it in our industry. I personally do not do this and therefore would not personally recommend it. Yes - it can be done on horse racing or football matches... or golf or anything really, it doesn't matter. I just do football betting to get people started, as it's something most men in England are familiar with. So it makes it a bit easier to get started with. It's irrelevant what you actually bet on to be honest. You just need to bet on something to convert your free bets into money. You have to use your money from day 1 to get free bets. You place bets with your money, make a small loss to get access to free bets. Then you place the free bets to convert them into money... Thus making you an overall profit each time that you do this. Yes - I have always been open about the fact that I make £4.95/month if you sign up to my service and stick with it after your initial 30 free days of VIP club access. You can also buy Mike's system through my link, which I will receive a commission for, but you do not pay any more money than you would do otherwise and I also give a bonus to people who purchase through my link as a way of saying thank you. £120 for 1 year's access to Mike's service is amazing value. If you can't make more than £10 a month profit from all the advice and offers that are shared on his website and in their 5,000+ Facebook group, then you can get your money back within 30 days of purchasing. If you took action after purchasing, then it's basically impossible to not make at least this. To be clear, it's not really gambling though. We aren't guessing who is going to win a football match or horse race. It doesn't matter who wins, it's irrelevant. We just use things to bet on to get free bets and convert free bets into money. Just like if Amazon gave you a free £10 voucher each week... would you take it? If the answer is yes, then you should be doing matched betting. You can get alot more than £10 worth of free bets each week, which are exactly the same thing as money to us.

Great work and thanks for being the guinea pig of the forum and giving it a go. Stick with it and go through all your sign up offers. Once you have done them, you can reinvest about £120 of your profits if you like to join the 10k club thing. They have the guy off the lad bible in their 5,000+ Facebook group in that club and it will take you to a whole other level. My system is mainly to let you prove to yourself that it's a genuine opportunity and give you enough profits to upgrade to this, so you can start making some real money. Thanks again and if you need any help, please do, just ask!

Do you guys use Smarkets for your big bets? If not, why not? I'll try to bring the thread back around to the OP, matched betting. Although £10k a year now doesn't now seem that much compared these big bets you guys are doing. I don't really do gambling myself, just the matched betting stuff. I've just never been a risk taker I guess. Still time to do this weekend's bets if anyone is new to matched betting and up for giving it a crack! www.freebetchallenge.co.uk

It's actually a bit more complicated than this. They is a lot of research on it online. They are just as interested as to what you are betting on as to how much money you are making and whether you are making a lot of "Value" bets. Value bets are when a bookmaker wrongly prices the odds on a certain selection, in favour of us, the punter. If you are constantly betting on these, then it's a red flag on your account that will make it get looked at. If you are betting on favourites and football accumulators, then you could probably win as much as you like as you generally do not get good value on this type of bets. This is just the basics of it and you can read more about it. But it's a good starting point.