Value Betting Strategy – Results After Over 6000 Bets (Soft Books And Exchange)

Value Betting Strategy – Results After Over 6000 Bets (Soft Books And Exchange)

Does value betting really work? Let’s take a look at my results on both (3000+ bets) soft bookmakers and (3000+ bets) betting exchanges.

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31 Comments

  1. Tiny ROI compared to the average of 8% of rebel betting and that’s after i checked 3 members results

  2. Hi Ryan, thanks for the information ive followed you for a while and appreciate your videos. Obviously after many years of matched betting / arbing ive lost a a few accounts is trademate and rebels sharps and exchanges worth looking at i know they are expensive but do they provide value on the exchanges and asian markets? Cheers

  3. i get finding the % but i cant wrap my head around how this is favourible for us. your just getting better odds. they still need to win the game and if they lose, you lose

  4. ArbAdviser has been my go-to software for profitable betting, and I’ve seen impressive results. The upcoming software update has me eagerly waiting to see what enhancements will be introduced.

  5. This is the type of betting volume we all need to make sure variance is not an issue anymore. Losing and winning streaks come and go. But after placing 6000 bets, there are only two scenarios: 1. you are losing because of a bad approach/strategy 2. your strategy is good, you place bets with +EV and you make long-term profits

  6. Do you can explain little bit more on exchange value betting? I never heard of value bets on exchange as exchange supposed to be the true odds.

  7. Good video, I switched from trading to value betting about 3 years ago, I found I was giving up too much value by trading instead of value betting (laying actually).

  8. I’m looking to have a go at value betting.
    I’m considering betting on odds of around 3 or less to get a higher win rate, or is it better to sometimes go for higher odds?
    How close to the event start do you place the bet to avoid a drift on the odds?
    How many bets does it take to start noticing profit?
    Is it more profitable to straight bet rather than to lay the bet also?
    Thanks.

  9. fellas.. if im spending a month overseas as a tourist or as part of work.. would the bookmakers or exchanges still allow me to bet? i.e. betfair 365 ladbrokes and etc..

  10. Great video, I have certainly found more value (pun intended) in value betting than matched betting these days.

  11. "Value Betting" means different things to different people. For me, all this example is doing is backing selections that are priced bigger than elsewhere. That could be value or it could be a coincidence. imo It’s more like Arbitrage Betting than "value". ie If Pinnacle have it at 3.1 and betfair are offering 3.5, it does not matter if there is a 6.5% difference in the odds if I believe it has less than a 29% chance it is still not a good value bet @ 3.5… My own definition of "Value Betting" is by backing selections that I personally make Value. Usually done by studying the event, making a 100% book and then adding a small margin for error to create my Prices To Beat. Then backing the best available price open to me above my "Prices To beat". This way a selection may well be available to others @ 4.0 but that price may not be available to me. However. if my price to beat is 3.25 then it’ is still a good Value bet at the biggest price open to me of 3.75 .

    Am not saying the method of betting shown here is unsuccessful, just that it does not seem to be what I personally recognise as "Value Betting".

  12. whats your best bank roll amount to start with from your experience? Considering money is not a problem but at the same time you don’t want to raise too many red flags by betting too big.. what would you recommend? 5k/10k/20k?

  13. how do you identify what is a value price and when to back it? – if you look at pinnacle for example on top level football there are dozens of opportunities to back bigger on the exchanges, even allowing for their commission.

  14. Just started out using my gubbed accounts. Hoping to make a few grand off them before opening some new accounts for the girlfriend.
    The goal is Β£15k for a solar panel and battery set up.

  15. Is there a good method to deliberately lose bets on a good bookmaker to use for value betting? I have been using bet365 for a while now and im up about Β£400 – I wondered whether I can deliberately lose some bets on bet365 and lay them at an exchange in order to reduce my profit. The issue is I would only be at a negative edge by about 5% when trying to lose money so im not sure the best way to do this.

  16. can this be scaled up, for example, could you make around 5k a week doing this if you had a large enough bank?

  17. Does value betting on exchanges or asian bookies with a tool work? I would say they should about be the correct odds. Some people would even use pinnacle to compare bets to… But then on other hand, betting exchanges and asian bookies are probably only accurate for high profible events. Not some random games nobody is betting on. And when liquidity is low on exchanges odds can change. So maybe it’s just being at the right time in a low liquid market?

  18. Long time no see πŸ‘€ welcome back and thanks for your effort and insight into the results of your Value betting.

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