Scalp/Arbitrage calculator

[Sam Odom]

JJ

you need to stay out of this thread

your comments are ridiculous

[hhsilver]

Looks like can't access betting tools if in NJ. Redirects to NJ book referral page.

Same for my state ( not NJ ) ---

[Sawyer]

I mean those players are disgrace . If you find an angle bet one side and cash on it . why halving it with the other side ? Also , when sth is 100% it is not betting it is being puss y
And 2nd most disgusting thing is those guys on exchanges posting wrong lines all the time for their advantage . this is even worse . if you cannot bet start doing sth else . this is only pissing off normal users and it can cost them money if they do sth in a rush

Well, one question for you.

How much you can bet on one side? How much risk you can take? You must stick with money management rues, right? If you have 100k, yo can't go all-in or you can't risk %30 of your bankroll on a single event, correct? Because, even if it's a valuebet, still anything can backfire.

Well, let's say you're betting %2. Your bank is 50k. If you don't cover other side, maximum you can bet is 1000$.
However, if you're able to cover the other side, the only limit is bookmaker's betting limit. You can bet 5000-6000 without risk and left the profit on value side if you like.

Many people are undecided about Value Betting and Arbitrage. Let me tell you, the best option is running both. Value betting is nice but there's a bad side: You can't maximize your profit since you have to stick with money management rules. That's where arbing comes in.

[d2bets]

Well, one question for you.

How much you can bet on one side? How much risk you can take? You must stick with money management rues, right? If you have 100k, yo can't go all-in or you can't risk %30 of your bankroll on a single event, correct? Because, even if it's a valuebet, still anything can backfire.

Well, let's say you're betting %2. Your bank is 50k. If you don't cover other side, maximum you can bet is 1000$.
However, if you're able to cover the other side, the only limit is bookmaker's betting limit. You can bet 5000-6000 without risk and left the profit on value side if you like.

Many people are undecided about Value Betting and Arbitrage. Let me tell you, the best option is running both. Value betting is nice but there's a bad side: You can't maximize your profit since you have to stick with money management rules. That's where arbing comes in.

Bingo. Most people don't understand this. Example:

So let's say money management allows you to wager $100 per play and you can bet Team A +105 and Team B +100. But Team B is market value. Team A is the real value. So you bet 100/105 on Team A only.

Great. But let's say that you limit was $1,000. You could have bet that much. Yeah, but you don't like that side so why bother? Yes, bother.

Team A 1,000/1050
Team B 900/900
You're risking the same 100
But now you are risking 100 to win to win 150.
You just turned +100 into +150.
Why would you wager it at +100 when you could wager it at +150?



You now have a net of

[newton0038]

lol
Any book worth a grain of salt welcomes them with open arms.

Yes sir Fish. Deal the numbers on volume and adjust. Walmart way of doing business. I work in one of their warehouses and its as inefficient as an open window above your baseboard heater in the winter. Busted shit everywhere from transportation to order picking. Volume purchasing allows them to absorb all the cost and still realize a profit. They are sure as shirts not buying their $7 shits for $6. More likely 60 cents or by the pound vs. by the piece.

[Sam Odom]

scalp out your SBR Betpoints -- dont put a financial burden on SBR_John