The Ultimate Guide to Sure Betting / Sports Arbitrage

If you want to know everything about sure betting, you have come to the right place. When sports arbitrage betting, or arbing as it’s also called, you cover all outcomes of a match and win every time. This creates steady and substantial profits with no/little risk.

In this Ultimate Guide to Sure Betting, you’ll learn:

“Arbitrage” is the process of finding and taking advantage of price differentials.

In sports terms, arbitrage involves betting on all possible outcomes of a sporting event, exploiting high odds from bookmakers to guarantee a profit. The situation occurs when two or more sportsbooks have sufficiently high odds on each side of an event. You place a bet covering all outcomes of the match, which is easy when using a sports betting software, and are guaranteed a profit no matter how the match ends.

These sure betting situations happen regularly, thousands of times every day. Online sure betting has existed for more than a decade, and a lot of people have made and are still making good money from it. You can do it too!

The easiest way to explain a sure bet is with an example.

And the simplest example is an event with only two possible outcomes, such as a tennis game, a basketball game (with no draw option) or an ice hockey game that includes potential overtime and penalties. In all of these events, there will be a winner.

Let’s take an example of a 2-way hockey game. Team1 at Bookmaker1 has the odds 2.05 and Team2 at Bookmaker2 has the odds 2.05. If you bet $500 at both bookmakers, you win $25 regardless of which team wins. You have placed a total of $1000 and you will get $1025 back, no matter the outcome of the event. You´ll find a more detailed explanation of this further down in this e-book. Meanwhile, check out the short video below:

Sure betting, also known as sports arbitrage betting, means covering all outcomes in a match across different bookmakers. It makes sure that you profit regardless of the game’s result. RebelBetting is the leader on providing Sure Betting platform. Check out the video where betting pro Mikael explains the benefits of sure betting (sports arbitrage betting).

The tools that existed before 2008 were very difficult to use (and to be honest, often of poor quality). Primarily, they were ill-suited to the time-sensitive nature of a sure bet. A sports arbitrage opportunity (or just an ‘arb’ or sure bet) doesn’t exist for very long, usually between 1-10 minutes. Some sure bets are around longer, but that’s more of an exception than a rule.

This means that it’s crucial that you get as close to real-time odds as you can from the bookmakers when engaging in sports betting arbitrage betting. It’s not much worth getting “free sure bet text messages” for instance. By the time you receive the text message to your phone, the sure bet is long gone and the sportsbooks have lowered their odds.

But then, back in 2008, RebelBetting was founded and it changed everything. Suddenly, making a healthy profit on sure betting could be achieved by anyone. And since then, more than 130,000 customers in over 120 countries worldwide have tried the user-friendly, profit-making services. RebelBetting turns sports betting into investing.

You can expect to make around 10-30% per month of your total bankroll. The exact percentage stands in direct proportion to the time you invest. A goal of 15-20% per month is however realistic for anyone who puts his or her mind to it. Feel free to use the sure betting profit calculator and see for yourself what your profits could be.

The minimum starting bankroll for sure betting is about $2,000. Anything less than that and you will have trouble keeping the different bookmaker accounts funded and “ready to go”. To be able to make a decent profit on sports arbitrage trading, you’ll need a bigger starting bankroll. For instance, if you aim for a profit of 10% per month, a $2000 bankroll will make you $200/month. For some people this might be enough, but for others it’s just not worth the effort.

This is key to why everyone isn´t doing it – the ROI seems too low in relation to the effort. But think about this for a second… 10% per month?! That’s a huge interest! Compare this to any other financial savings account out there. They pay maybe 5% per year, if you’re lucky. Why should you put a few thousand dollars in your savings account with an interest of less than 0,5% per month when you could invest them (and have fun while doing it) by betting on sure bets and more than double your bankroll in a year? This is a question very few people have asked themselves.

Another reason why everyone isn’t doing it is that learning how to sure bet requires some time and dedication. The bulk of this time lies in the beginning to fully understand how it all works. It’s like everything else really; you’ll have to learn it to earn it!

There are a lot of questions about this. The short answer is “not really”.

First, look at it from the bookmaker’s point of view. Running a sportsbook today is very competitive and they are forced to compete with having the best odds on the market. If they do not compete with the other books around, they will not be around for very long. If every other bookmaker has better odds, the customers will switch to them sooner or later.

This is why sure betting will always be around, and there will always be new books entering the market, wanting to compete with the more established books out there. Sure, some books do not like “sharp bettors” (like you), and might limit your account after a time, but there are a lot of books around, and plenty of surebets on the market. There are also sharp sports books that doesn’t care about sure bettors – they always accept bets and never limit your account. Check out all sports books covered in RebelBetting products.

Yes. Betting on sure bets is the same as making regular bets. Sure betting is 100% legal and has been around for a long time. However, it’s your responsibility to verify that online sports betting is legal where you live.

As previously explained, the time you invest stands in direct proportion to your potential winnings. And it takes more time as a beginner, as you´ll have to learn the basics first. If you are dedicated to learning the basics, you´ll be up and running in a few days.

The time you’ll spend after that is simply having the sure betting service running on the browser of your device. You will not even have to monitor it, as it will notify you with audio and visual alerts when a sure bet has met your filter criterias.

When you get an alert, you simply click on the sure bet. A couple of minutes later, you’re done and can forget about it. You’ve then probably made 2-5% of your total stake for that match. Because a sure bet is only “alive” for a few minutes, the longer you can have the service running, the more sure bets you will find. It sounds easy doesn’t it? Well, it is!

At a single bookmaker, the odds of a specific event are calculated in such a way that the sportsbook always has a small edge. This edge is often known as the “juice”. The bigger the edge the bookmaker has, the more they profit from the event and the more you lose in the long run.

You can convert sportsbook odds to probability by dividing 1 with the odds. The odds 2.45, for example, means that the bookmakers odds experts give that outcome of the event a probability of 41% (40.82%) of happening. The odds 1.55 works out as (1/1.55) 65% (64.52%).

When both the probabilities combined exceed 100% (105.3% in the example above) the bookmakers edge vs. the player is 5.3% (or a -5.3% sure bet). The profit of this edge goes to the bookmakers.

A sure bet arises when the sum of the two inverted odds is below 1, for example:

This would be a 3.6% sure bet or ROI, Return On Investment

You bet on a tennis event.

• Federer to win has odds 1.80 at bookmaker William Hill.
• Nadal to win has odds 2.45 at bookmaker Gamebookers.

If you place $585 on William Hill for Federer to win and $430 on Gamebookers for Nadal to win, you have placed a total of $1015. The different outcomes of the event are:

• If Federer wins, your return will be a total of $1,053 (1.8 x $585=$1,053).
• If Nadal wins, your return will be a total of $1,053.50 (2.45 x $430=$1,053.50).

This means that you will profit $38 or $38.50 depending on who wins the match if you use RebelBetting. Pretty good for one minute of work, don’t you think? And the best thing is that you don’t need to worry about calculating the stakes – RebelBetting does this for you.

There are a lot of online bookmakers around. Sports Book Review has a list of online sports books, totaling about one thousand. However, you won’t use anywhere near this number. Most bookmakers are honest and reputable, and you’ll soon learn which ones you prefer to use. There are a lot of good bookmakers out there, and a few sportsbooks we recommend when new to sure betting.

There are a few key things to know about online sportsbooks. One thing to keep in mind is that some bookmakers might not accept customers from certain countries. But the most obvious is, of course, that they have different websites. It takes some time to get familiar with a new bookmaker, and we recommend that you get used to the different layouts, account settings, betting procedures and so on, before you start placing bets on the bookmaker.

Also the more sportsbook accounts you have, the more arbs you will be able to place.

It’s always good to be prepared if you need to make a quick deposit with a bookmaker, so you don’t have to start searching through the webpage when you’re in a hurry. The most important differences are listed below:

Different bookmakers have different bets available for various sports and leagues. The better known a sport and league is, the more bookmakers that will offer bets on it. For instance, almost every online sportsbook offers odds on the English Premier League, but not many bookies offer odds on the Korean Third Division.

Different bookmakers have a wide range of different odds types to bet on, such as 2-way, 3-way, Asian Handicap, total points, set betting, and correct score. These will be explained further later on in the guide.

About 80% of the sportsbooks out there have free deposits and withdrawals. Some books offer, for example, only one free withdrawal in a specified time frame (i.e. one withdrawal per fortnight). Also, there are some differences in deposit methods, but most of them support VISA and MasterCard, as well as E-Wallets like Neteller and Skrill.

Some books need verification documents before any withdrawals are made. These documents are often a photograph or scanned copy of your passport or driving license, a recent utility bill (such as an electric bill) on which your name and address is shown. The bookmakers have these security measures to verify that you are actually who you claim to be. Some books even require this verification to be made within a timeframe of your first deposit.

When you are in the process of placing a bet at a sportsbook, some of them show the maximum stake you can place, and some don’t.

For instance, if you hover your pointer over a bet at Pinnacle, you often see the max stake that can be placed on that event. At Gamebookers for example, you have to click on “show max” after you have placed the match on your bet slip in order to see the max stake for that event. There are also books like Bwin for instance, that don’t show the maximum amount until you confirm your bet. This means that you don’t know if you can place a certain amount until after you press confirm. Only then will you know if your bet will be accepted or not.

Different books have different betting procedures. Because there are a few different variations, it’s important to get to know all of them. The best way to do this is to practice, first without actually placing money on an event, and later on with small sums to get to know the bookmakers’ different steps.

Let’s take Pinnacle and Bwin as examples of the various betting procedures in a 3-way event (1X2).

• At Pinnacle, you enter your wager amount into the wager box under the “Money Line” column (you also see the max stake on the same page). After you have entered an amount to bet, you press “Submit Wagers” and you are directed to a confirmation page. This is the page where you can review you wager (check that you’ve chosen the right event and confirm your wager amount) and see if the odds have changed since the last step.
• If the odds haven’t changed, you click “Confirm”. This will direct you to another page, where you can see if the bet has or hasn’t been confirmed. In effect, there are two steps to place a bet at Pinnacle. The “enter amount”-step and the “confirm”-step.

• At Bwin you click on the outcome you wish to bet on. This adds the event to your bet slip. Enter your wager amount in the box on your bet slip and click “Next”. This takes you to your bet slip confirmation step. If you click “Place bet”, your wager will be processed. There is a catch here though, Bwin doesn’t show the max stake or max winnings on a specific event until after this step, which means that you may have to lower your stake and confirm the bet again if it gets refused the first time.

The two steps above (maximum stake and betting procedure) are crucial to know about when starting out with sure betting.

It means, for example, that if you are placing a sure bet between Pinnacle and Bwin, and you confirm your bet on Pinnacle before you confirm on Bwin, Bwin might have a maximum stake on the event and you´ll be forced to wager a smaller amount than you need to. Avoid this issue by confirming on Bwin before Pinnacle. Always confirm your bet on the bookmaker that you think is least willing to accept your bet first.

We recommend you carefully test the bookmakers betting procedures before you start betting with larger amounts.

There are a lot of bonus offers out there that are very valuable to you (and your bankroll) when you start your sure betting career. If you don’t have any accounts with any bookmakers, there are potentially thousands of dollars of bonuses out there for you to grab. Different bonuses have different requirements, based on the amount you deposit, the amount you wager and so on.

Read the requirements on each bookmaker thoroughly. When sure betting, your turnover will be big – making the bonuses potentially large, and relatively easy to collect. This is explained in detail in the “Taking Advantage of the Bonuses” section later on in this guide.

The bookmakers have different rules from one another on certain sports. Tennis matches are the most common sport to have different rules on. There are 4 different tennis rules on the market today, and they can be categorized as follows:

• Ball Served
• 1 Set Completed
• 2 Sets Completed
• Match Completed

Read more about these different tennis rules in our FAQ page.

It can be extremely risky mixing rules in a sure bet, and therefore we do not recommend doing it if you do not fully understand the risks of it. Mixing rules is not sure betting, it’s gambling.

This is a difficult question to answer, as there are so many variables to take into consideration. The bet size will depend on a number of factors, including how well known the match is, which bookmakers the bet is at, which market and so on. A 3-way bet on a well-known match can have big limits, while the “correct score” or “halftime/fulltime” market may have much smaller limits.

If you have no idea of the bet size however, you could bet on a sure bet with a total stake of around 5-10% of your total bankroll as a guideline (however, you should never bet more than you are comfortable with). You could be betting on up to 10-20 games/matches every day. This means that it is important you have money ready to bet on a good sure bet when the opportunity arises. Also, the match you bet on might not be for a couple of days, which means that you sometimes have funds locked up pending game completion.

One thing that may be more important than bet size however, is a basic strategy to keep your bookmaker accounts balanced. This will be addressed in the “Bankroll management” section of this Ultimate Guide to Sure Betting.

First, you should take a couple of days to place sure bets without actually placing any money. This is called paper trading. Paper trading will give you valuable experience of the steps you have to take on different bookmakers. You should keep a record of the paper transactions, such as deposits, bet amounts etc., to get familiar with the process of sure betting, and watch as your fictional investment increases (the concept of paper trading is explained in detail in the next chapter).

When you feel comfortable with paper trading, it’s time to start out with betting a total stake of around $50 per bet. This way, you become even more comfortable with surebetting, and if you make a mistake (betting on the wrong match, wrong odds, different event dates and so on, discussed in the “Risks and how to avoid them” chapter), it will not cost you too much.

You can start with as few as 5 bookmakers, but we recommend starting out with around 10. The number of bookmakers will also depend on your bankroll. For instance, if you have a total of $500 to bet with, 10 bookmakers will be too many, as you should always make sure to keep your bookmaker accounts funded for the next few potential bets.

If you’re unsure what bookmakers to start with, see our list of recommended bookmakers for sure betting. They have high odds and are very often involved in arbitrage opportunities. Some of them are also sure betting friendly and won’t limit you. Before registering, you might want to get a VPN to protect your privacy and bet without limits for longer.

Also see our list of all our supported bookmakers.

You don’t have to be an expert on every sport when sure betting, but it’s good to at least have a basic understanding of the fundamentals of the sports you’re betting on.

Generally, the closer to an event it is, the more sure bets appear. This is due to the fact that sportsbooks adjust their odds more frequently closer to a match (depending on various factors such as the weather, injuries, team/player form, last minute injuries and the like). Some bookmakers also adjust odds in order to attract more customers closer to an event.

The number of sure bets available therefore depends on the season (which events are running), day of the week and even time of the day. The busiest time is at the end of the week (Thursday-Sunday) because more matches are played at the weekend.

Football offers the most sure bets due to the almost overwhelming amounts of matches being played every week. In England alone, there are 358 teams in the first eight tiers of football. In addition to competing in their regular leagues, they also play up to five different national cups per year.

This is a year-round sport that offers a great deal of surebet opportunities, particularly due to the amount of tournaments played each year. The ATP (men’s circuit) and WTA (women’s circuit) play around 65 annual tournaments each, as well as the four Grand Slams (also referred to as the ‘Majors’): the French Open, the Australian Open, the US Open and Wimbledon.

As there can only be two outcomes of a tennis match (it can never end in a draw), tennis is simple to bet on, as it only requires two bookmakers in the sure bet.

As explained previously, tennis matches are the most common sport to have different rules for. Please read more about the different tennis rules to make sure you are aware of them.

Also, look what could happen if you mix different tennis rules in sports arbitrage.

RebelBetting only shows safe tennis sure bets between bookmakers that have the same rules. However, bookmaker rules may change without our knowledge, and it is your responsibility to know the rules of the specific bookmakers before you bet.

You do have the option to show mixed rules sure bets, but this is not recommended if you do not fully understand the risk.

Basketball is one of the four sports in the ‘Major professional sports leagues’ of the United States, as well as being popular in Europe and Asia. Consisting of four ‘quarters’, a game is played between two teams and the team with the highest number of points at the end of the game wins.

The most common difference in rules in basketball is if overtime is included or not. RebelBetting only shows safe basketball sure bets between bookmakers that have the same rules. However, bookmaker rules may change without our knowledge, and it is your responsibility to know the rules of the specific bookmakers before you bet.

Hockey consists of two teams playing each other for three periods of 20 minutes each. Naturally, as it is a winter sport, frequent sure bets appear in the winter season, but not during summer time (except for the occasional tournaments). Sure bets are often available in the ‘PuckLine’ market as well as the Over/Under market (for instance OU 5.5 goals).

As in basketball, the most common difference in rules in hockey is if overtime and penalties are included or not. RebelBetting only shows safe hockey sure bets between bookmakers that have the same rules. However, bookmaker rules may change without our knowledge, and it is your responsibility to know the rules of the specific bookmakers before you bet.

Baseball is a huge sport in North America and Japan, and is growing in popularity in Europe as well. It is played between two teams with nine players each. One game consists of nine ‘innings’. The team with the most runs wins the game.

Bookmakers can have different rules regarding baseball.

• Some offer ‘listed’ wagers, where predetermined pitchers must start the game for the bet to stand.
• Others offer ‘action’ wagers, where the bet will stand regardless of which pitchers start the game.

It is important that you never mix these rules in a sure bet, as late pitcher changes occur sometimes (especially late season). RebelBetting only shows safe baseball sure bet between bookmakers which have the same rules. However, bookmaker rules may change without our knowledge, and it is your responsibility to know the rules of the specific bookmakers before you bet.

There are often sure bets on American Football when the North American season is running (typically from September through January). In this sport you can also find a lot of AH sure bets, as well as Over/Unders and middles.

You can sometimes find sure bets in Rugby League, Rugby Union and Aussie Rules. Not many bookmakers cover these sports, but those who do sometimes have pretty different opinions about the possibility of a certain outcome, which is a recipe for high sure bets.

In this section of the ultimate sure betting guide, we will discuss the importance of proper bankroll management when sure betting.

If you are serious about sure betting, you need to keep track of the bets you place. This must be done to know which bets are still open, which bookmakers you have placed your bets with, what amounts you have placed and where, and also to make sure that the bookmakers have graded your bets correctly. It has happened several times that bookmakers have graded bets incorrectly.

If you log your sure bets, you can:

• See how many bets you currently have open
• Check at which sportsbooks the bets are placed
• Get a complete overview of your betting history, results and profits over time
• Get detailed reports of your betting statistics
• Keep track of your ROI (return on investment)
• And do much more

By logging your sure bets, you will also get important statistics about your betting history, see average sure betting percentages, your turnover at specific bookmakers, monthly winnings etc. It can also be quite fun to look deeper into your statistics!

Of course, you could all the bets manually yourself, but we at RebelBetting have automated the entire process for you. Using the unique One Click Bet Tracker, you log your sure bets with just one click.

Also, when the match is finished, your logged bets will automatically be updated with RebelBetting’s Automatic Bet Settlement feature. No more need to manually check the result of the match, which will save you heaps of time. It couldn’t be easier.

There are a few tricks to use when opening bookmaker accounts:

To avoid any currency exchange fees, you should strive to have all your accounts in the same currency. This goes for both bookmakers and e-wallets. The most common currencies are USD, EUR or GBP. You should choose ONE, and stick to that currency for the rest of your sure betting career.

It is a common misunderstanding that you should spread out your funds evenly between every sportsbook you have an account with. You will definitely use certain bookmakers more often than others. Because of this, you will need to have more funds with the regularly used bookmakers, and less funds with the ones that you only occasionally use. As an example, you will probably use Pinnacle and Betfair the most, and should therefore have the most funds there.

You should always keep some funds in your E-wallet or funding account though (probably a minimum of about 10% of your total bankroll), as you will need to balance your bankroll more often when you have limited funds. If you have a bigger bankroll, balancing your bookmaker accounts will not be a problem. Balancing your accounts basically means that you withdraw funds from bookmakers that you have a large balance at, and deposit funds to bookmakers where you have a low balance at.

Below are some general tips and tricks to help you in your sure betting career. As mentioned previously in this Ultimate Guide to Sure Betting, common sense will take you a long way. You can also find some hands-on advice that will stand you in good stead throughout your career.

This is probably most important tip of all in this sure betting guide. Use common sense! Try to place yourself in the shoes of a normal sports punter. How would they bet? Looking like a normal punter, even with a high bankroll, will keep you under the radar longer. For instance, think twice about betting on low tier, foreign leagues. Some bookmakers might raise an eyebrow if you bet on an obscure international division 3 basketball game.

You should always try to round your stake as best you can. No “regular” sports punter will bet $237.76 on a match, and neither should you. You should perhaps try to bet even fives if your total stake is big enough. For example, instead of betting $237 at a single bookmaker, bet $235 or $240 (or better yet, $200 or $250).

When sure betting with RebelBetting, you can round your stake however you wish.

However, on some bookmakers you don’t need to round your stakes at all. These include Pinnacle, Betfair, Betdaq and Smarkets. They don’t care how you bet, and they will never limit your account. You can even bet decimals with them if you wish.

If you see a sure bet that looks too good to be true – it probably is. Before blindly betting on the sure bet you could look at the odds from other bookmakers. If you find that one bookmaker is hugely out of line, think twice about betting on it, as the bookmaker with the out of line odds may void your bet at a later stage.

Always check and double check that everything is correct with the sure bet before actually placing any money. Make sure that:

• The teams or players are the same on all bookmakers
• The odds haven’t changed
• Your bookmaker accounts have enough money in them
• The playing dates and times are the same on all bookmakers
• Your stakes are correct (and preferably rounded)

By getting into good habits early on in your sure betting career, you’ll create a good routine for your future sure bets.

Always confirm your bet on the bookmaker that you think is least willing to accept your bet first. One example of this is betting between Bwin and Pinnacle. As Bwin is more likely to have a lower limit on a market (a limit that you don’t even get to see), good practice is to bet on Bwin before you confirm your bet at Pinnacle.

If you see that a specific bookmaker has consistently higher than average odds on a specific sport – don’t “hammer” them by betting on every single sure bet that appears with them. Doing this may be a quick way to get a limitation on your account with that bookmaker.

If you’re new to sports arbitrage, take it slow. There are plenty of sure bets out there, and taking your time to understand them all is a good rule of thumb.

For example, if you see a 3-way sure bet that is 2.8% where the match will begin in 10 minutes, it might be tempting to bet on it. But if you’re new to this, it might be better to go for the 1.9% 2-way bet that doesn’t start for another 4 hours. It is generally easier to bet on a 2-way than a 3-way. Give yourself plenty of time to correct any potential obstacles in the sure bet (like limited stakes, changing odds and so on) and you’ll keep the headaches (and the mistakes) away.

If you’ve won a few bets in a row at a particular sports book, your funds will start to add up there. If you don’t necessarily need to release any funds to your e-wallet, don’t make any withdrawals. Some bookmakers charge a fee for withdrawing and some have a limit of one free withdrawal per month. Some have free withdrawals, but you shouldn’t be doing this unless you need to.

Keep your withdrawals to a minimum and your accounts will probably not be reviewed as much; potentially making your account last longer without limitation. Also, if you need to make a withdrawal, don’t take out your entire balance from the bookmaker. Up to 70% or so is acceptable to withdraw, but a customer who withdraws large amounts (or their entire balance) might get the bookmakers attention, as it may look like you’re a professional who’s running out of funds.

But you can also move funds from one bookmaker to another without having to withdraw or deposit any money. You can do this simply by betting on sure bets with high odds on the bookmaker you want to transfer from, and low odds on the bookmaker you want to transfer to. You can bet on a 0% sure bet- it doesn’t matter what size the bet is. The purpose is only to move money without fees and keep a low profile without attracting attention from the bookmakers.

You can still lose of course, which means you’ll have to try again. But it’s more likely that you’ll lose your bet at the bookmaker with high odds and win your bet at the bookmaker with low odds.

The best way to get accustomed to the different bookmakers’ websites is to try practise finding the same bets on all sites. Open up 3 or 4 different bookmakers at the same time and browse to find a match. Find, for instance, a Premier League football match in the Over/Under market. When you have selected a match and a specific market at one bookmaker, find the same bet at the other sportbooks and or exchange.

You will notice that the differences in how to find a certain match vary quite a bit. This is a great way to learn how the bookmakers present their odds, and how to navigate the different websites.

Browse a bookmaker and select an Asian Handicap bet. Try to really understand how the bet will be graded based on the possible results of the match and if you were to bet on a specific handicap. Use the Asian Handicap result table if you need to. Try this with even goal, half and quarter Asian Handicap bets.

Sure betting is not rocket science. If you take some time to learn the basics, you will make money on this, month after month! In fact, we are so confident about this that we offer a profit guarantee.

Congratulations! You have now learned more about sports arbitrage with this Ultimate Guide to Sure Betting than you would have learned by yourself in months. Now you have the knowledge to start your sure betting career. This part of the guide will cover what steps you will need to take to get started.

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Follow the sure betting quick start guide and you will be up and running in no time!

Sign up with a few recommended bookmakers for sure betting (you can start with just a couple, but more bookmakers mean more sure bets). Don’t forget that you might get bonuses when signing up. Also, get a VPN set up before you register to protect your identity and stay under the radar longer.

You can browse the bookmakers by clicking the options button in RebelBetting. Identify a bookmaker in the list that you want to open an account with and press register to browse to that bookmaker. Here’s a a complete list of supported sportsbooks.

The concept of paper trading was covered in the paper trading section of this Ultimate Guide to Sure Betting. Do not underestimate the importance of paper trading. It will give you invaluable experience in your future sure betting career.

We recommend that you use Neteller or Skrill as your e-wallet. With an e-wallet account, you will avoid most of the transaction fees to and from bookmakers. Often, bookmakers charge you a fee if you deposit or withdraw with VISA or MasterCard. If you don’t want to use an e-wallet, Credit Card will of course work fine as well.

Opening an e-wallet account is easy. You will need to verify your identity with them, same as any bank. Note that this verification process could take a few days, but it’s well worth it.

After you have set up your E-wallet account and funded it, you can start funding your bookmaker accounts.

With money in your bookmaker accounts, you can now place your first real sure bet! All you have to do is to wait until a sure bet between the bookmakers you have funded appears in RebelBetting. It is recommended that you start out small. Double check and recheck your bets before confirming them. Read how to avoid the risks in sure betting again to refresh your memory.

When you feel that you have understood the concept of sure betting and feel comfortable with betting smaller amounts, you can start to increase your bet sizes. Remember – you’re always covered by the Profit guarantee.

Good job! You are now well on your way – it only gets easier from here.

I hope you found this Ultimate Guide to Sure Betting useful. Feel free to contact us at RebelBetting at any time with any questions you might have about this guide or about sure betting in general.

Good luck and happy sure betting!