Grand National

PJB

downhillfast wrote: »

Just as a side note to anyone who doesn't know about the "Gambling Introductory Loopholes Board" on here.... there is a lot of risk-free (if done correctly) money to be made out of bookmakers so if you fancy having a read about it and giving it a go DO NOT join any bookies today as you will regret taking a shoddy Grand National offer when at other times of the year you could be using that bookie to make heaps more cash! :cool:

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Hey_Dude

downhillfast wrote: »

Just as a side note to anyone who doesn't know about the "Gambling Introductory Loopholes Board" on here.... there is a lot of risk-free (if done correctly) money to be made out of bookmakers so if you fancy having a read about it and giving it a go DO NOT join any bookies today as you will regret taking a shoddy Grand National offer when at other times of the year you could be using that bookie to make heaps more cash! :cool:

Spot on advice.

I've been loitering on the GIOL Board for quite a while - took the time at Christmas to read and understand match betting - I've taken it nice and slowly over the last 4 months or so - now I've broken the £1500 barrier - tax-free, risk-free, not gambling, just maths, but nonetheless cold and hard cash.

Come on over and take a look Dudes....

Duder

Retro_Bunny

Anyone win then?

BlueCow1975

Not exactly win of the century but made £48.50 profit in total so quite happy lol!! :T

Am sooooooo intereseted in match betting, but have not got the time to read over the information in the detail that is needed at the moment. I understand that it is something you really do need to get your head around and dedicate time to while you are learning about it. Hope to have a bit more spare time to look into over summer as I have spoke to a few people that have hit the 1k mark doing it. I would be over the moon with half that amount though!

gunsandbanjos

Retro_Bunny wrote: »

Anyone win then?

I won £130:beer:

mummym_3

we won £20 on the betfair free bet from the mail yeasterday but are having problems claiming it form the email..... is anyone else having the same problem?????

sasenach

Yes it was a bit of a palava.

I did this with my OH to cover both bets. I didn't see in the intial post that the first bet (4 favourites) actually named the four horses it covered. This means that the winner of the race wasn't included in this bet option. You had to be on the second bet- any other horse in the race- to get anything back.

To get your winning, first of all, you have to register a credit card with Betfair and allow them to take a £2.00 withdrawal. This is to confirm you're over 18 (you can only get a credit card if you're 18+). However, credit card rules mean that you can't transfer more than you're original deposit back to a credit card, so you can only have the £2 you've just deposited put back onto your credit card.

To get you're money out, you have to register a debit card or use Paypal. I went for the debit card option. Like the credit card, you have to activiate this by making a deposit of £10 from the card. Once you've done this, you can transfer the whole £32 (£20 + £2 + £10) onto your debit card.

By the time I'd worked all this out yesterday, lots of bad words were being muttered at the screen!

Hope this has helped.

veggieblob

sasenach wrote: »

Yes it was a bit of a palava.

I did this with my OH to cover both bets. I didn't see in the intial post that the first bet (4 favourites) actually named the four horses it covered. This means that the winner of the race wasn't included in this bet option. You had to be on the second bet- any other horse in the race- to get anything back.

To get your winning, first of all, you have to register a credit card with Betfair and allow them to take a £2.00 withdrawal. This is to confirm you're over 18 (you can only get a credit card if you're 18+). However, credit card rules mean that you can't transfer more than you're original deposit back to a credit card, so you can only have the £2 you've just deposited put back onto your credit card.

To get you're money out, you have to register a debit card or use Paypal. I went for the debit card option. Like the credit card, you have to activiate this by making a deposit of £10 from the card. Once you've done this, you can transfer the whole £32 (£20 + £2 + £10) onto your debit card.

By the time I'd worked all this out yesterday, lots of bad words were being muttered at the screen!

Hope this has helped.

I won the £20 too. No idea about placing bets but played on deal or no deal up to £25 then withdrew direct to my bank account. If you select the bank transfer option all you have to do is give your bank account details and it's done :-)

mummym_3

hi thanks for the info on how to do it, :beer: will be handy to know when i actually get that far but the problem i am having is that it wont let me create the account in the 1st place, it keeps saying there is a problem with the site when i click thru from the link???

ultimoscorpion

eklynne wrote: »

Quidco has tracked at 0.00 for me from Betfair. Anyone else?

Its OK, in a day or two you will need to confirm your account by entering your Betfair username into quidco, it will then take another day or two to track