Over the many years that I have been betting for a living, I’ve learned that there is one key thing that determines your success over the long term.
But that simple thing is deliberately hidden from view when you look at the betting industry.
But worse than that, they double-bluff you by giving lots of different options to place your bets, making you pay more than you need. This means that you will almost certainly lose more money over time.
It’s the biggest deception in betting!
00:00 – Introduction
00:55 – Let’s go shopping!
05:15 – Why getting the best odds are so important
06:50 – How bookmakers actually work
08:44 – Shopping around
09:53 – How the industry is deliberately fooling you
#betting #sportsbetting #sportsbet
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hello I'm new in betting…..is Betting on Low odds good idea?
Hellow sir..please help me how to find arbitrage for bet365 and Betfair exchange.please tell
I'm very happy with a 5% commission.
Say again?! 155 mil just for oddschecker?!
It's called the illusion of choice. Same for car manufacturers, TV's, and so on.
Capitalism at its finest.
Hmmmmm…How can a bookmaker look at Betfair to get an idea of prices when Betfair don't have any liquidity in their markets the evening before racing?
I suggest taking the best price available with Best Odds Guarantee if you can.
Taking fixed prices without it can result in a shorter price than SP in the event of non-runners and rule 4 deductions.
hello betangel you are the most legit Betfair trader I have seen so far, am not saying this to make you feel good but it's just the hard truth, and also can a person automate an under 2.5 goals strategy with betangel
You know how punters will always say that if you bet at odds that are better than the price you make it, you will win longterm.
Well, thats not entirely true. Some of my best bits of business have stemmed from this way of thinking, but its also not worked out too.
If you make a horse a 9-2 shot and you can back it at 7-1 you ( I) get carried away. They still need to go and win. You can make a horse a 25-1 shot but can get 75….its still gotta go and win. Ive found it doesnt matter at all if the fav is a hot fav and a machine.
Like taking on sea the stars for example, you can back a horse at 10 because you think its a 7-1 shot but its still gotta go and beat this hot fave.
"no odds to compare " ? Are you saying they were displaying fake odds ? I'm in the US so dont follow oddschecker.
You only earn Money _____when you have no Adiction
Hi Peter absolutely 💯 brilliant betting in nut shell 👍
Sir , how can I find correct score
As someone who uses both I'd say you're better on the Sportsbook at the front of the market if you aren't too restricted as the commission wipes out any marginally better prices and you have BOG should your selection drift (again restriction permitting). The further away from the front you get, the bigger the discrepancy between sportsbook and exchange is. Just my experience anyway.
100% dead cert Peter can afford Lurpak 😂🤣🤑🤑
Well done Peter, keep up the great work 👏
make a vid how to flood money from bookie to xchange with less loss, tnx
Thanks for all your videos Peter – such a wealth of information! I did wonder about who-owns-who as I suspected it was all under a few banners – Oddschecker was a surprise!
Is there anyone who can help setup automation?
Brilliant explanation of horse prices never thought of it like that Peter 👍 I shop at Tesco when I'm trading better will shop at Waitrose 😀😀
hi Peter, thanks for your videos they are always great advisors. But I would like to ask you if you are doing a specific course on horse racing, or on sports trading ….. I would be your first customer 😇
Great video and a good insight into the whole business. I didn’t realise that these companies were so intertwined. I have to admit that I’m more often nowadays to use the Betfair Exchange. As an additional question, do you think Betdaq will grow now they are independent. The liquidity always seems low.
Just playing devils advocate , waitrose has essentials 🙂 Also you did not mention the tote – it is fairly easy to bet on the tote knowing you will get a better price than "the bookies".
"Things work out best for those who make the best of how things work out." —John Wooden
As an extension to the supermarket analogy – the same bookmaker similarly offer the same (repackaged) product in different "aisles" at different prices. For example, Southampton to beat Arsenal today (exchange currently 7.20/7.40):
* Match Odds – 6.50
* Enhanced Match Odds (no promotions) – 7.00
* Bet Builder for "Southampton + over 0.5 goals" – 6.00 (and 5.80 elsewhere)
Correct Score markets in particular being brutal for unaware punters – one site offering 11.0 (over/under), 13.0 and 17.0 for 0-0 – all with a substantial margin over the exchange price of 20.0/21.0!
Why did they pay so much for simple odds comparator "Oddschecker" ? 🙂
I remember waitrose in 1992 was the cheap supermarket.