Beat the Bookies and Banish Your Blues !! (General Tipster)

Name: IainCmartin

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Product:	General Tipster
Date:	27/07/01 (138 review reads)
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Advantages: Guaranteed Wins, Free Money, No Risk !!

Disadvantages: Gambling can be expensive, Gambling can be addictive

Do you want to take the bookmakers on at their own game ?

Do you want to enjoy the ‘dead cert’ of a winning bet ?

If so, read on ….

“The bookmaker never loses.”

“You’ll never see a poor bookmaker”

We often read, hear or even speak comments such as those above, and indeed, if we look at the normal, everyday betting market we can see that the odds are always stacked so that over time the bookmaker will always win.

However, I’m not here to talk about betting over long periods of time, nor of complicated techniques where you search endlessly for bookmakers whose odds are out of synch with other – this is a short term, not quite get rich quick – but rather get some free money quickly, plan of action to remove just a few pounds from some of the bookmakers that are currently around.

So what do we need ?

The major tool we need is the ‘Special Offer’ – you’ve probably seen it before – the intro offer, the free first bet, the offer to match your first bet etc etc. These offers are designed to entice you into becoming the customer of the bookmaker – and as a customer the bookmaker is hoping , over time, to take money from you. Now, to get this straight from the start, when I said ‘dead cert’ I meant ‘dead cert’ NOT ‘Good Chance’, NOT ‘quite probably’.

So what do we have to do ?

Well, alongside the tool of the ‘Special Offer’ we need to ‘think smart’. What do I mean by think smart ? Let me explain how the process works by taking you through an example –

Mr Bookmaker offers you a free bet equal to your first bet up to the value of £50.00.

That means you get 2 X £50.00 bets for £50.00 if you take up the offer.

Now – with only 2 bets to place, how do you guarantee a winner ? Simple &
#8211; find something where there are only 2 possible outcomes eg a Tennis match where either A wins, or B wins. If you were to bet on each of A and B you would be guaranteed to pick the winner (as well as the loser). So now you are focussed a bit more clearly, what should you do next ?

Well, you need to perform a process I call ‘equalising the odds’ (just my term for it !!)

A simple case is where the 2 players are rated equally by the bookmaker – lets assume the odds offered are 4/5 on each of them. In this scenario we don’t need to do anything to equalise the odds, so the bet works like this – place your £50.00 on Player A, then place the free second bet on Player B.

If player A wins, you get back £50 you staked on him plus £40 winnings.

If player B wins, you get back £50 you staked on him plus £40 winnings.

So you now have £90 in your account – withdraw it and walk away with your guaranteed £40 profit.

Lets assume a more complicated scenario where the 2 players aren’t equally rated –

Player A is ‘priced’ at 2/5 while Player B is ‘priced’ at 3/2.

We need to maximise our returns, so –

The maximum free bet we can get is £50 – so we assume that will be used on the ‘outsider’ – if he was to win we would collect £75 winnings plus £50 staked = £125

We then look to the favourite – we want to ‘work things out’ so we can guarantee £125 if he wins – we place £89.30 on Player A to win – if he does, we win £35.72 plus £89.30 staked = £125.02

So, by staking £89.30 we guarantee a profit of £35.70 – regardless of which player wins.

The keys to it the whole ‘scam’(that’s what my mates call it) are –

1) Free money from the bookmaker that can be used as soon as you place a bet

2) Balancing the odds
to guarantee a fixed winnings regardless of who wins the event

3) Being prepared to walk away with your winnings afterwards

If you don’t believe me, then work it out for yourself – but I have done it many times now and it hasn’t failed yet !! I do seem to be running out of opportunities though as most Bookmakers only allow you to benefit once.

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