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My plan to get £500 in 2016
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What do you think?
TSB Plus accounts,giving 5% AER on £5K
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http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=41What is matched betting?0 -
What is matched betting?
All you need to know is on this forum
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=41
Bit late to the party, 2007 was a good year, some people (claim) to make £30k+ a year, I reckon £200-300 a month on average spending an hour or two a week is more realistic long term, assuming you have a couple of k you can play with.
It isn't gambling but there are risks, betting companies go bust far more often than you might think, exchanges can crash etc.
Treat it as a hobby, it pays for my brand new car and holidays each year.0 -
I claim near £750K since 2005, so £75K a year average. This required me to be a dedicated 'gambler'. It's all an awful lot more difficult than it used to be but it is still possible to make a moderate income from matched betting if you know what you are doing.
Bit late to the party, 2007 was a good year, some people (claim) to make £30k+ a year0 -
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If £75k is true, and I'm assuming you're also hitting casino bonuses too, then well done. I find trying to make £3000+ a month a lonely experience, often dealing g with figures and hundreds of bets a week that requires complete concentration and shutting yourself away from wife and kids, and rather than being fun, I found it a chore. I tried it for 6 months around 2007-2008 but I hated it, the amount of hours spent eventually hit a point of diminishing returns. I cut down the matched betting to a level I enjoy, concentrated more on work which makes me far more money than I ever did at betting, and I spend more time with the wife and kids.I claim near £750K since 2005, so £75K a year average. This required me to be a dedicated 'gambler'. It's all an awful lot more difficult than it used to be but it is still possible to make a moderate income from matched betting if you know what you are doing.0 -
I've been doing some matched betting, but no idea how anyone gets close to any of the figures quoted. Just wish I knew what I was missing
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YorkshireBoy wrote: »I'm gobsmacked, and truly impressed! And also wish I'd listened to you all those years ago.
Asterisked out your figures because I suspect you'll delete them or your post shortly.
I don't need to delete or asterisk my £750K now or any time in the future.0
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