A Arbitrage, also known as sports betting Arbitrage, is a betting strategy where a bettor places bets on all possible outcomes of an event across multiple bookmakers to guarantee a profit regardless of the outcome. This is made possible by differences in the odds offered by different bookmakers.

Arbitrage betting is completely legal, as it involves standard betting. By using arbitrage services, you are not cheating or misleading anyone; you are simply comparing offers from different bookmakers. Based on this information, you place bets according to the suggested amounts and odds.

Firstly, information about Arbitrage is not widely spread. Additionally, the arbitrage system, like any other, has its nuances. Despite the high reliability of such bets, not everyone trusts them. However, in terms of the balance between potential risk and profitability, many knowledgeable bettors successfully utilize this method of earning.

You can find them on our website by using the "Arbitrage" service. Detailed information on how to use them can be found in the Help articles.

We cannot provide any exact figures since profit depends on the amount you are willing to invest. The average profit ranges from 10-15% of your bankroll monthly. Consequently, the higher your bankroll, the greater the profit. However, considering that bookmakers impose limits on maximum bet amounts, a larger bankroll will yield a slightly lower monthly percentage than a smaller one. As for time, initially it will take no more than 1-2 hours. Later, as you gradually increase your bankroll, you will decide how much time to allocate. You can make more bets and increase profitability, or continue at the same pace.

It is best to start by thoroughly studying our Help articles. The knowledge gained will help you understand the basic nuances of this system and avoid major mistakes in the early stages. Here we provide some tips for choosing a bookmaker. Additionally, there is a reputable English-language resource, sportsbookreview.com, which has its own bookmaker rating. The less reliable the bookmaker, the higher the risk.

Generally, the higher the status of the bookmaker, the better the services it provides. Reputable bookmakers impose stricter security measures and are protected against fraudulent activities. In particular, they require providing scans of personal documents for currency deposit and withdrawal operations, thus protecting users and themselves from possible fraudulent actions. Pinnacle is considered to be the top bookmaker on the sports betting market, and it offers a month of Arbitrage service for free.

Among the most reputable companies, Sbobet and Pinnacle stand out, and betting exchanges (Betfair, Matchbook, Betdaq, Smarkets) are also good in this regard. As to the rest, it is no secret that most companies put obstacles in the way of successful players. This is mainly expressed in limiting the maximum bet amount.

The more bookmakers you have access to, the better. The number of available arbitrage opportunities is directly proportional to the number of bookmakers you can operate with. At the start, it's advisable to register with at least one "mandatory" bookmaker (such as Pinnacle, Sbobet, 188bet), several "slow" bookmakers, and at least one bookmaker that keeps its betting lines for a long time intact. With the latter, you can practice and explore arbitrage opportunities without risking your funds.

As stated earlier - the profit directly depends on the amount invested. You can start both with a small and with a large bankroll. In terms of percentage, the winnings will be the same, but naturally, with a larger bankroll, the profit from your investment will be significantly higher. It is better to place bets in portions to avoid attracting unnecessary attention from bookmakers. Moderate bets protect you from stake returns. Staking it all on a profitable arbitrage opportunity is a typical mistake for beginners.

It is advisable to start with small bets, and then, over time and with sufficient experience, you can increase both the amounts and the number of bookmakers. It all depends on your capabilities and skills. It may be worth adhering to a single financial strategy, too.

Initially, it is preferable to focus on 1-5% profit margin opportunities and avoid higher ones. Only consider investing in 10%+ profit Arbitrage if you are fully confident that the bookmaker won't void the bet for a formal reason. A seasoned arbitrage bettor knows which bets will be accepted and which can be voided. However, for newcomers, we advise either skipping such opportunities altogether or staking very small amounts. Low-percentage Arbitrage are the vast majority, so you will have more opportunities to place bets. With a small bankroll, it is better to target moderate-profit opportunities. A larger bankroll can be divided into several smaller bets.