Rob182 Posted October 25, 2016 Share Posted October 25, 2016 4 hours ago, AvfcTheObsession said: I've been doing this at my leisure over the past 2-3 months, sticking mainly to football, horses and occasionally greyhound offers. It's pretty easy to make a couple of hundred pounds a month, even if you only spend a little bit of time and do the weekend sport offers. How many mug bets are some of you placing? I read somewhere a ratio of 3 mug bets for every 1 promotion is advisable with each bookie, but I've been nowhere near sticking to that to be honest! I probably don't do enough. I tend to do a £50 mug bet roughly once every fortnight. If I have a big win then I'll do one after that too. I've only been gubbed by Boylesports so far, and that was from getting about 5 £25 freebets in the space of a fortnight. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kingman Posted October 26, 2016 Share Posted October 26, 2016 22 hours ago, Rob182 said: It depends how many accounts you currently have open. Before I joined, I already had accounts with Bet365, Skybet, Coral, Paddypower, Marathonbet, Netbet, Ladbrokes and Betfair. But there are many, many more bookies which you can open accounts with. There's probably another 20-30 on top of the usual big ones. It's definitely worth doing Kingman. The support given by the Profit Squad community is great. The only real critique I would give (which is something that can't really be helped), is that the biggest money maker is the horses, but if you work 9-5 Mom-Fri and don't have access to a laptop you can bet with at work, then you're basically restricted to just attempting the weekend races. So that can be a little frustrating, when everyone's making hundreds and you're not able to join in! Im willing to give it a shot, @ProfitSquad is the joining offer still available? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
foreveryoung Posted October 27, 2016 Share Posted October 27, 2016 On 10/25/2016 at 11:54, Genie said: My biggest frustration is missing out on the horse racing 'dutching' and extra place offers. I work Monday to Friday and then on weekends I like to enjoy family time so miss out on the big stuff. Totally agree with this. I work 5 days and really need to have family time the weekend, but ive been nearly all day Saturday and Sunday matched betting, although I have made around 2k in 4 months which I think the misses appreciates.....................a tint bit:) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genie Posted October 27, 2016 Share Posted October 27, 2016 On 26/10/2016 at 07:19, Kingman said: Im willing to give it a shot, @ProfitSquad is the joining offer still available? Ben and Joe have been away the last few days on some kind of business, hopefully get back to you soon. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Midfielder Posted October 27, 2016 Share Posted October 27, 2016 (edited) I've never seen this thread before. Am interested. I have accounts already with Sky Bet, Paddy Power. They have zero balances, I usually place a couple of bets on Gold Cup and Grand National that's it. Know nothing about betting. I have time spare, sure. I'm going to go away and google this. I see names in this thread I trust. But I'm sceptical... It involves repeated opening of betting accounts? This doesn't adversely affect credit ratings etc? Another q is, say once you've opened accounts with Betfair, Coral etc... all the big ones done, does the scheme begin to lessen in terms of options? Or is the potential to earn continual? edit- so ok I watched their vid. I see, so you're placing introductory offer bets, across two new accounts that way, youre guaranteed to win, and these Profitsquad guys show the best odds returning the highest amounts available on free bet offers. Right? One final q, so this means installing software on my PC or is it web based? Sorry one final q- so what do Profitsquad get out of this, do they get a cut of the winnings? Sorry for being such a newb but handing over £50 , you don't realise how tight I am 2nd edit found some answers to questions I've deleted from this post Edited October 27, 2016 by Midfielder Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Morley_crosses_to_Withe Posted October 27, 2016 Share Posted October 27, 2016 Question to the people who have made a couple of thousand + so far....how? What have the been your big money makers? The bookie sign up offers don't seem to yield that much: on some you only make about £7-12 from. I made about £200 from twelve new customer sign ups. I had a **** up, and an account suspended, which lowered my profits, but I got no where near the thousand/s mark. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genie Posted October 28, 2016 Share Posted October 28, 2016 (edited) 11 hours ago, Morley_crosses_to_Withe said: Question to the people who have made a couple of thousand + so far....how? What have the been your big money makers? The bookie sign up offers don't seem to yield that much: on some you only make about £7-12 from. I made about £200 from twelve new customer sign ups. I had a **** up, and an account suspended, which lowered my profits, but I got no where near the thousand/s mark. Hi Mate, I've done all the sign ups that I want to do now, I guess I made £400-£500 ish from doing them all. Now I concentrate on the 'calendar' offers that get posted each day (PS scour all the sites and post the main deals each day) plus once you're signed up with all the bookies and bingo sites they regularly send deals and offers out to you personally which keep the bank balance ticking over. The other night for the Manchester derby pretty much all the bookies had offers on, like place a pre-match bet and get an inplay bet free. Or get £1 or £5 per goal scored or double winnings or refunds. All good, there's plenty to do. I'm not sure if the old offer is still going, but if it is then i'd snap the hands off for £5 for 30 days. No risk at all. I did that, then I paid monthly for 2 or 3 months then I decided to pay for a full year. I'll easily get it back 10x over even being very much a part timer at it. I mentioned it before, if you're free during the day or Saturdays you can make really good money, even a full time salary mainly doing the techniques they teach on horse racing (and risk free!). I did one offer the other night for redbet, the signup deal was a free €50 bet if you deposited €100. I backed and layed a game (in Serie A) for the full €150 which lost at the bookie and won at the exchange. This meant that the €100 of my money plus the €50 of the bookies money had effectivley gone into my exchange balance as I covered the eventuality of it losing at the bookie by laying at the exchange. Total profit for me from that 1 bet was about £35. It might sound complicated or risky but its not, the PS website has training videos and calculators to show exactly how much to bet and how much you'll make. Edited October 28, 2016 by Genie Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genie Posted October 28, 2016 Share Posted October 28, 2016 12 hours ago, Midfielder said: I've never seen this thread before. Am interested. I have accounts already with Sky Bet, Paddy Power. They have zero balances, I usually place a couple of bets on Gold Cup and Grand National that's it. Know nothing about betting. I have time spare, sure. I'm going to go away and google this. I see names in this thread I trust. But I'm sceptical... It involves repeated opening of betting accounts? This doesn't adversely affect credit ratings etc? Another q is, say once you've opened accounts with Betfair, Coral etc... all the big ones done, does the scheme begin to lessen in terms of options? Or is the potential to earn continual? edit- so ok I watched their vid. I see, so you're placing introductory offer bets, across two new accounts that way, youre guaranteed to win, and these Profitsquad guys show the best odds returning the highest amounts available on free bet offers. Right? One final q, so this means installing software on my PC or is it web based? Sorry one final q- so what do Profitsquad get out of this, do they get a cut of the winnings? Sorry for being such a newb but handing over £50 , you don't realise how tight I am 2nd edit found some answers to questions I've deleted from this post It involves repeated opening of betting accounts? - No, you only open 1 account at each bookie. This doesn't adversely affect credit ratings etc? - No effect on your credit rating gamling, however, lots of betting activity on your bank statement might put off a lender of a mortgage if they saw it. I've just opened a first direct bank account just to use it for this to keep my regular account clean. say once you've opened accounts with Betfair, Coral etc... all the big ones done, does the scheme begin to lessen in terms of options? Or is the potential to earn continual? - Not really, there's lots of regular offers on the calendar plus the accounts you have open will send you offers. so this means installing software on my PC or is it web based? - No, its all web based. do they get a cut of the winnings? - No, its entirely your money. They get the subscription fee. Its about £10 a month or £90 a year I think. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
foreveryoung Posted October 28, 2016 Share Posted October 28, 2016 Just to give you an idea incase your worried it's only about the sign ups. I started with £200 and have only done 6 sign ups so far, so I live off the calender offers and regular emails the betting sites send you. The 2k I have made includes no casino, bingo deals or complicated betting either, so there is regular money to be made. Oh, I only really have time to do weekends too. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Midfielder Posted October 28, 2016 Share Posted October 28, 2016 1 hour ago, Genie said: It involves repeated opening of betting accounts? - No, you only open 1 account at each bookie. This doesn't adversely affect credit ratings etc? - No effect on your credit rating gamling, however, lots of betting activity on your bank statement might put off a lender of a mortgage if they saw it. I've just opened a first direct bank account just to use it for this to keep my regular account clean. say once you've opened accounts with Betfair, Coral etc... all the big ones done, does the scheme begin to lessen in terms of options? Or is the potential to earn continual? - Not really, there's lots of regular offers on the calendar plus the accounts you have open will send you offers. so this means installing software on my PC or is it web based? - No, its all web based. do they get a cut of the winnings? - No, its entirely your money. They get the subscription fee. Its about £10 a month or £90 a year I think. @Genie big thanks above cheers for the time and @foreveryoung thanks both, it looks like they "train" as in take people like me who are total beginners and explain it once youre signed up. I'm interested sure. So this costs a monthly membership does it then, and that's why people were posting to these PRofitqsuad guys to see if there were genuine offers on subscription costs. @Joe Hawes ok, i'm interested so if you return to this thread add me to the list please of interested VillA talk members whoa re interested in signing up, thanks in advance. I dont expect to get rich but a little occasional sideline cant hurt anyone Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Midfielder Posted October 28, 2016 Share Posted October 28, 2016 also Genie, you're actually right there mate, about the mortgage side of things. ive gone through this very scrutiny in the last few weeks, three months of bank statements and they didnt give a crap i was overdrawn which i was concerned about... now i see what that purpose was about then, what youve said makes sense. as in he might be overdrawn a bit but thats ok, whereas if he has constant betting activity that makes him risky... so indirectly, another thanks there, as that makes sense. and yes i have another current account already, which has a zero balance and ready to start Profitsquadding, cheers BUd 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
foreveryoung Posted October 28, 2016 Share Posted October 28, 2016 2 hours ago, Midfielder said: also Genie, you're actually right there mate, about the mortgage side of things. ive gone through this very scrutiny in the last few weeks, three months of bank statements and they didnt give a crap i was overdrawn which i was concerned about... now i see what that purpose was about then, what youve said makes sense. as in he might be overdrawn a bit but thats ok, whereas if he has constant betting activity that makes him risky... so indirectly, another thanks there, as that makes sense. and yes i have another current account already, which has a zero balance and ready to start Profitsquadding, cheers BUd If your just starting off, using PayPal is ideal too. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genie Posted October 28, 2016 Share Posted October 28, 2016 23 minutes ago, foreveryoung said: If your just starting off, using PayPal is ideal too. I agree, I always use Paypal where possible but a few places don't take it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rob182 Posted October 28, 2016 Share Posted October 28, 2016 Midfielder, if you haven't already, then skim read this full thread, as there were many other sceptical people. It's only natural to be sceptical of something that sounds like a relatively easy way to make lots of money! As others have mentioned, the new customer offers are not the end of the profit - far from it, in fact! After I did all the 'beginner' new customer offers (the one without slightly more complex terms), I reckon I had made about £300. After that I took advantage of the 'daily calendar' offers for probably a month or so. Then after that and going through some 'advanced' new customer offers, I had easily made between £1200-1500. I'm 6 months and £2000+ up currently, and I actually still have a handful of new customer offers to do, have barely touched any bingo/casino offers and am only JUST getting up the courage to start 'dutching' the horse races (which is the long term big money maker! This week, I know that some members made between £100-£350 on one race. I wish I had started last week and did that race!) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Midfielder Posted October 28, 2016 Share Posted October 28, 2016 thanks Rob, there are worse things in life I have taken a punt on , will read back more Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kingman Posted October 29, 2016 Share Posted October 29, 2016 (edited) 12 hours ago, Rob182 said: Midfielder, if you haven't already, then skim read this full thread, as there were many other sceptical people. It's only natural to be sceptical of something that sounds like a relatively easy way to make lots of money! As others have mentioned, the new customer offers are not the end of the profit - far from it, in fact! After I did all the 'beginner' new customer offers (the one without slightly more complex terms), I reckon I had made about £300. After that I took advantage of the 'daily calendar' offers for probably a month or so. Then after that and going through some 'advanced' new customer offers, I had easily made between £1200-1500. I'm 6 months and £2000+ up currently, and I actually still have a handful of new customer offers to do, have barely touched any bingo/casino offers and am only JUST getting up the courage to start 'dutching' the horse races (which is the long term big money maker! This week, I know that some members made between £100-£350 on one race. I wish I had started last week and did that race!) Do they tell you what horses to dutch or just a specific race for example? Edited October 29, 2016 by Kingman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ProfitSquad Posted October 29, 2016 Share Posted October 29, 2016 On 10/25/2016 at 10:49, AvfcTheObsession said: I've been doing this at my leisure over the past 2-3 months, sticking mainly to football, horses and occasionally greyhound offers. It's pretty easy to make a couple of hundred pounds a month, even if you only spend a little bit of time and do the weekend sport offers. How many mug bets are some of you placing? I read somewhere a ratio of 3 mug bets for every 1 promotion is advisable with each bookie, but I've been nowhere near sticking to that to be honest! I don't think 3-to-1 is really necessary, that would be giving back a decent chunk of your profits for little reason. I do more like 1:2 or generally if i've had a good week and made £500 I will resign around 5% of it towards mug bets, so i'll do some accas and big stake low odds bets etc. On 10/26/2016 at 07:19, Kingman said: Im willing to give it a shot, @ProfitSquad is the joining offer still available? Yes of course - please feel free to use the signup links in the OP Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ProfitSquad Posted October 29, 2016 Share Posted October 29, 2016 On 10/27/2016 at 21:53, Midfielder said: I've never seen this thread before. Am interested. I have accounts already with Sky Bet, Paddy Power. They have zero balances, I usually place a couple of bets on Gold Cup and Grand National that's it. Know nothing about betting. I have time spare, sure. I'm going to go away and google this. I see names in this thread I trust. But I'm sceptical... 1) It involves repeated opening of betting accounts? 2) This doesn't adversely affect credit ratings etc? 3) Another q is, say once you've opened accounts with Betfair, Coral etc... all the big ones done, does the scheme begin to lessen in terms of options? Or is the potential to earn continual? 4) edit- so ok I watched their vid. I see, so you're placing introductory offer bets, across two new accounts that way, youre guaranteed to win, and these Profitsquad guys show the best odds returning the highest amounts available on free bet offers. Right? One final q, so this means installing software on my PC or is it web based? 5) Sorry one final q- so what do Profitsquad get out of this, do they get a cut of the winnings? Sorry for being such a newb but handing over £50 , you don't realise how tight I am 2nd edit found some answers to questions I've deleted from this post Lots of questions, so i've numbered them: 1) It does yes, but that's not the main source of income. Running through all the new account offers is something everyone starts with to show them the basics and also to build up a £1000+ pot so that when they transition to the other stuff (see 3 below) they have a nice big bank to get started with, and already have some valuable experience. 2) No not at all. If you do decide to do it for the long term, eg. if you made £300 and realised how easy it is, and how you'd like to keep doing this - then we recommend you use a 2nd bank account to keep everything away from your normal spending. This is just in case you are applying for a mortgage or something in the future that someone may need to see your bank statements for, and may not like seeing bookmakers! But it's also nice just to keep it all separate anyways, and watch your money grow instead of spending it. 3) Once you finish the new customer offers as mentioned above, you move on to the long term profit offers which we post in a helpful calendar format, so for every day of the year you can see a nice big list of all the offers you can do that day. There's always loads to do! 4) Yes we find the offers, tell you exactly what you need to do to create a guaranteed profit, then our oddsmatcher tool will find the most profitable selections to place your bets on. It's all web based so you can use the service on any device 5) Firstly it's not £50, you can start with just £1 for your first 14 days on our homepage or you can go for 30 days trial for £5. From there, our best value membership is the Annual which works out at £7.50/month - you can usually make this back with 1 offer, so even if you only had 30 minutes a month you can still make a profit using our service that is more than our fees. This is all we 'get out of it' we provide all the training, the offers, and hold your hand as much as you need throughout your membership - working to help you make money. So our membership fees are very affordable considering the boost in your income you can expect from using us. On 10/27/2016 at 22:17, Morley_crosses_to_Withe said: Question to the people who have made a couple of thousand + so far....how? What have the been your big money makers? The bookie sign up offers don't seem to yield that much: on some you only make about £7-12 from. I made about £200 from twelve new customer sign ups. I had a **** up, and an account suspended, which lowered my profits, but I got no where near the thousand/s mark. The advanced list has some bigger new account offers, but you need more money to do them, so we list them in a good order so that by the time you reach the big earners you have built up enough money from the smaller ones, to be able to do them. From there you want to be checking the calendar any time you have 10 minutes spare. We post plenty of offers most of them you can do in the day or evening. Don't forget it's just as much about quantity as it is quality. Someone making £50 in 30 minutes on 1 offer is worth the same as someone making £50 in 30 minutes from 5 smaller offers. The people who make the big bucks on our site would do as many of the offers as possible each day even if they only have an EV of £2 or so, and soon enough they see that this results in far more profit than they thought. Even making £20 per day is £600/month more than not doing any of the daily offers. So once this mentality sinks in and they've been doing all the offers they can for 1-2 months they will have amassed a couple of thousand in profit and then be doing things like the Dutching which can be any day of the week, or accumulators and other such earners. The average accumulator can make you £5 profit even if you have losing legs in your acca, so doing 2 of those at 10 different bookies can be another £100 profit. Do that once per week and there's another £430/month! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ProfitSquad Posted October 29, 2016 Share Posted October 29, 2016 (edited) On 10/28/2016 at 11:34, Midfielder said: @Joe Hawes ok, i'm interested so if you return to this thread add me to the list please of interested VillA talk members whoa re interested in signing up, thanks in advance. I dont expect to get rich but a little occasional sideline cant hurt anyone Please proceed to sign up via the homepage or the link in the OP for the 30 day membership 1 hour ago, Kingman said: Do they tell you what horses to dutch or just a specific race for example? Dutching is when you bet on all outcomes of an event. So when we notify you of a race that is profitable you will then have to bet on all of them. There's usually 5-9 horses but if you follow our advice it should only take 10 minutes to do. And the average race has an EV of around £30 so that would mean if you did 6 of these you may have spent a total of 1 hour and made on average £180 profit...! Not to be sniffed at! We had a member post a September review of how she made over £4k and she said that 2.2k of that was from dutching. It's a great way to make money especially after you have run out of new account offers Edited October 29, 2016 by ProfitSquad Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Midfielder Posted October 29, 2016 Share Posted October 29, 2016 (edited) @Joe Hawes thanks for the information, does OP mean original post, if so I can't see any joining link in there edit , if you mean direct messaging you I'll do that now. Thanks Edited October 29, 2016 by Midfielder Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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