I feel like I’m constantly trying different sports apps. Sometimes one just gets annoying to use, or I find something I like better somewhere else. The only app I haven’t really switched away from is Novig. Just trying to get an idea of when you guys decide it’s time to switch. What usually does it for you?
I am looking for someone to create a custom arbitrage program for me; I can pay 800 euros per month. My Telegram handle is @oxygen72.
Been limited on just about every book and I’m thinking of getting into prediction markets but I’m not sure if its even worth it. Why is it that with all the banning and limiting none of the massive companies dive into them? I think maybe because there isn’t as much activity as the centralized sportsbooks but the risk to reward seems way higher in my opinion, maybe I’m missing something. Maybe because they’re central limit order so the odds changing is based on users buying? Would be out of the company’s control but then again so are the lines changing on a sportsbook. Has anyone here tapped into the decentralized books? Would love to get opinions before putting money into the apps especially since a lot of them if not all of them deal in crypto which is pretty volatile.
Based in Canada. I’m looking for other arbers in the U.S./Europe/Australia who want to coordinate cross-market opportunities.
I use OddsJam and I’m happy to cover the software fees. I use my Ontario books, you use your own books, and if an arb appears between markets we each place our own side and split the profit.
No account sharing, passwords, VPNs, or sending bankrolls. Ideally looking for someone familiar with live arbing who wants to start small and build trust.
Based in Canada. I’m looking for other arbers in the U.S./Europe/Australia who want to coordinate cross-market opportunities.
I use OddsJam and I’m happy to cover the software fees. I use my Ontario books, you use your own books, and if an arb appears between markets we each place our own side and split the profit.
No account sharing, passwords, VPNs, or sending bankrolls. Ideally looking for someone familiar with live arbing who wants to start small and build trust.
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I’ve had success arbing over the past few years to the point I got affiliated with a start up software that pretty much fixed the things I didn’t love about the big guys and public companies. I won’t plug it because I don’t want my thread to get removed and I genuinely would love to have my questions answered (but if you want a free alternative without the unnecessary fluff feel free to dm me i’ll put you on)
I’ve been limited on just about every sportsbook multiple times. The company set up account health metrics to help get ahead of being limited, which actually works way better than I expected, but it’d be sick if they could take it to the next level because limiting is honestly what I find to be the biggest bottleneck in arbing and they’re obviously looking to dial in on it too.
Thinking about pitching prediction markets because I find they limit less, but I haven’t really done volume on the prediction markets. Less books, etc. Has anyone actually had any serious success arbing on the predictions markets? Is it worth it?
Also I wish there was a world we could arb with whole numbers like $30 or $40 rather than $38.52 even if the profit margins aren’t as aggressive. Also a huge tell. If anyone has any ideas on that front that would be unreaall
Hey i want to start with arbitrage but dont know how to find it in my country we have betano bet365 winbet efbet 8888 inbet is there any app or website
What are the best books to arb on with limits? Have been live arbing since March and by now virtually all of my accounts are limited. Drsftkings I can still get down good mainlines on nfl, nba,mlb.
I decided I want to focus on arbitrage and see what the results bring. I have a solid bankroll of ~$25k, but I live in a non-legalized state. Thus far, I have signed up for Kalshi, NoVig, Polymarket, Prophet X, and Onyx. After doing some research, I also created accounts at several offshores (Bet 105, Bookmaker, Bet Online, and Bovada). I’ve yet to deposit funds anywhere because I’m confused as hell about how to allocate my bankroll. How are you all approaching this? Has anyone figured out how to optimize the process with the aim of reducing deposit and withdrawal delays/friction, staying as under the radar as possible for books that might limit (in my case, just a few of the offshores), and just generally keeping the arb machine chugging along? It seems like a full-time job in its own right, and I have a fear that I’m going to screw up and not capitalize on a decent bankroll.
Fala, pessoal.
Estou procurando alguém interessado em entrar como sócio/parceiro em uma operação de arbitragem esportiva (surebets).
Já trabalho com esse modelo e tenho experiência prática com gestão de banca, identificação de oportunidades, distribuição das entradas entre diferentes casas e controle de risco.
A ideia não é vender curso, grupo de sinais ou captar dinheiro de terceiros. Estou procurando uma pessoa para construir a operação junto, com divisão clara de responsabilidades e participação nos resultados.
Procuro alguém que tenha interesse real pelo mercado e, de preferência, experiência com apostas, trading, programação/automação ou gestão financeira. Não precisa necessariamente ter experiência em todas essas áreas.
Posso apresentar em particular:
como funciona a operação;
histórico e resultados que consigo comprovar;
estrutura atual;
capital necessário;
como seria a divisão entre os sócios;
riscos e limitações do modelo.
Não existe retorno garantido e não estou prometendo rentabilidade fixa. A ideia é conversar com quem realmente entende o modelo e avaliar se existe compatibilidade para uma sociedade.
Se o tema fizer sentido para alguém, pode comentar aqui ou me chamar no privado.
Genuine question for anyone who's spent real time in this space: is there an actual best crypto casino, or does every site just say that about itself?
I've gone down the rabbit hole of "top crypto casino" lists and they all recommend the same five sites with the same copy-paste pros and cons. Feels less like reviews and more like ads wearing a review costume.
What I'm trying to figure out before I deposit anything:
If you've been playing on crypto casinos for a while, what's actually worked for you? Not asking for the "top 10" list everyone already has memorized, just curious what real people landed on after trying a few.
Appreciate any honest input, good or bad.
i swear the latency on some of these software scanners is getting worse. you see a nice 2% arb pop up, you rush to lock in the first leg, and by the time you switch tabs to hedge, the other book has already nuked the odds.
now you’re just stuck holding a naked bet you never actually wanted. i was manually tracking some live feeds across pinnacle and sportbet one yesterday, and the scanners are sometimes a full 10-15 seconds behind the actual bookie APIs. by the time the alert hits, the value is already gone.
do u guys just take the small loss and hedge at the worse prive when you get legged, or do u just let the single bet ride and pray it hist?
I’m thinking about making a small personal bot that reads live betting odds from a couple of bookmakers through the same public APIs/WebSockets their websites use, and compares them in real time. No login, no exploiting vulnerabilities, no injection/CAPTCHA bypass, no betting or commercial use.
My main concern is IP blocking. If they block my IP because of the bot, would it be legal to use normal browser cookies/headers or rotate IPs (e.g. mobile data) to keep accessing the same publicly available odds?
I’m mainly wondering whether this could become a criminal issue in the EU, or whether it’s generally a T&C/civil/database-rights issue.
Hi there,
I’ve spent the last 6 months building an arbitrage bot and somehow it actually turned out pretty decent lol.
The biggest pain is placing arbs on non-decentralized sportsbooks, so I’m considering just making a Telegram channel where the bot posts the opportunities in real time instead.
Not really trying to promote anything here(yet xD) I mostly want to see if there would actually be any interest before I bother setting everything up.
I’ve seen some arb groups charging like $50month for pretty basic screenshot alerts. Mine gives direct links to both events, calculates the stakes for each side automatically and posts the arbs as they appear.
I was thinking something around $10-month, basically just to cover servers, APIs and other running costs.
What I’m actually curious about is: which sportsbooks/providers do you guys use?
Would be useful to see how much my current provider coverage overlaps with what people here are actually using, are you mostly US based or EU? Thank you for your answers.
Afternoon! I recently moved to TN where there are tons more sportsbooks options compared to FL. Been doing tons of research into Arbitrage Betting, but I am a classic deep researcher so haven't jumped in yet. Wanting to start right as NFL/CFB starts! Handful of things I wanted some advice on...
TN has access to like 12 US sportsbooks (FanDuel, DraftKings, MGM, Caesars, bet365, Fanatics, Hard Rock, theScore, Bally Bet, Action 24/7, Betly, and VIP Play). My hope is to start with 4-5 of these at about $500 bankroll each, then as I get limited I'd dive into another 4-5.
Are there any of these books that people would recommend starting to Arb with? Any that limit quicker than others?
Is it true that to avoid getting limiting faster I should try more live arbing rather than pre-game arbs? I've heard live arbing is tough, so I'd probably need to start with pre-game. Still curious.
Should I avoid player props altogether? I've seen people say that player props are THE fastest way to get limited (unless live arbing perhaps.)
Is it worth throwing in parlays or other non-arb bets to look like a degenerate gambler?
A guy I follow on Twitter also recommended getting into exchanges (Novig, BetOpenly), prediction markets (Kalshi, ProphetX, Polymarket, etc.) and global sportsbooks (bet105, BookMaker, BetOnline, etc.) after getting limited by American sportsbooks.
Has anybody seen success from the exchange/prediction/global books?
Would it be smart to just include those types of books right off the bat alongside some of the American sportsbooks? Or wait to get limited at the US books first?
Those are some of my initial questions and thought rumblings as I've done research. Appreciate any feedback from the community, and no need to answer all 6 if you don't want!
Tengo una curiosidad , soy de habla hispana de latinoamerica , tengo curiosidad en esto de arbitraje , obvio soy nuevo nose mucho , pero en mi pais existen casas de apuestas online , pero nose si funcionen o no arbitrajes en los partidos , quien estaria dispuesto a chequear las casas y ver si es factible hacer arb en mi pais , y yo tratar de aprender y podamos ver si se le puede sacar provecho o dinero a la casa ? Espero sus mensajes
Wondering what everyone’s setup is for arbing with P2 accounts. Already used my laptop, so would it be worth getting another one or should I just stick to burner phones/iPads? What are you guys using?
Have been happily using DHodds for a couple years but over the past 3 months or so, their lines have become ultra-stale (particularly on my main book) and they've not fixed the problem.
Was a great value at $40. Wondering now what else is out there that's comparable/better. I know OddsJam is popular but it's crazy pricey.
love this website :')