u/cmitch680

Hey peeps, I've been doing matched betting through odds monkey and have recently moved onto doing the casino sign up offers. I've done 3 low risk casino sign up offers so far but have actually lost money doing it.

Was just wondering if other people have had better success with casino sign up offers and if so, how long did it take to actually make money from these offers?

Would just like to know as I don't want to be putting all this time into casino sign up offers if its only going to be luck that let's me make money from doing the casino offers.

Hey, everyone, doing matched betting and want to start moving onto utilising the 2Up offers.

I've tried 2ups a few times just to test the waters with £10-£20 bets, but only won one of those bets and made a tiny profit of something like 58p.

I'm using odds monkey and theres guides on their but was wondering if anyone else had any other tips to be profitable doing 2Ups when matched betting.

Hey, everyone, doing matched betting and want to start moving onto utilising the 2Up offers.

I've tried 2ups a few times just to test the waters with £10-£20 bets, but only won one of those bets and made a tiny profit of something like 58p.

I'm using odds monkey and theres guides on their but was wondering if anyone else had any other tips to be profitable doing 2Ups when matched betting.

Hey peeps, I've been doing matched betting through odds monkey and have recently moved onto doing the casino sign up offers. I've done 3 low risk casino sign up offers so far but have actually lost money doing it.

Was just wondering if other people have had better success with casino sign up offers and if so, how long did it take to actually make money off from these offers?

Would just like to know as I don't want to be putting all this time into casino sign up offers if its only going to be luck that let's me make money from doing the casino offers.

Hey peeps, I have been a project manager for just about 4 years now and I feel like im fairly underpaid as a PM at £31k, which is actually £1k less than my last place and I was a associate PM there.

So just wanted to get your opinions on either:

1. Industries where you are paid a decent amount as a PM

2. Jobs roles you can transition to as PM which pay better