No-lose bet on Live Betting

**Bongo** · 01-30-11, 03:48 PM

Just use a scalp calculator: Bet 1: $78.33 @ +200 Bet 2: $135.00 @ -135 Total Investment: $213.33 Total Return: $235.00 Total Profit: $21.67 ROI: 10.16%

**wrongturn** · 01-30-11, 05:14 PM

When you see that much difference in lines, the risk of one being cancelled later is increased. So you need to keep that in mind.

**AmpleGamble** · 01-30-11, 05:26 PM

i always do that

**suicidekings** · 01-31-11, 12:22 AM

I routinely watch for the dog to get off to a fast start in a game, looking for opportunity in live betting. It happens every day pretty much, but the window you have to operate is usually VERY small.

**mminkovski** · 01-31-11, 02:49 AM

You should hit the "soft" line and not do any arbing. Obviously one of them is way off-market and there's a great chance to have your bet cancelled later.

**YorkHunt** · 01-31-11, 05:10 AM

Doubt they would have canceled that

**Toples** · 01-31-11, 08:11 AM

the worst thing is if valuable bet (off market bet) wins - they cancel it, as it was "wrong" (u can fin this usually in most bookies T&C)

BUT !!!
if it loses - they won cancel it of course

any line getting you over 2-3% arbing might be canceled

**mrfancy** · 02-03-11, 09:55 AM

Yep there always willing to accept your bet if it loses so sad

**byronbb** · 02-04-11, 12:24 AM

I have yet to have problems with live-betting settlements but I use euro/uk books and only bet basketball or NHL @ intermissions.

**horja1** · 02-04-11, 02:04 AM

happend to me a few times and never got canceled

**necro** · 02-04-11, 04:18 AM

it depends on selected bookies