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Overlaying and underlaying are slightly more advanced matched betting techniques. However, they are still pretty easy to understand and might come handy in some cases, so in this post we’ll take a look at how they work, when and why you may want to use them to increase your profits.

Hello guys, it’s been a while. In this post I’m discussing an offer I found on bet365:

This is the third part of the series on matched bet arithmetics.
Click here for Part 1.
Click here for Part 2.
In this post we’ll discuss a nifty little offer from Sun Bets. The offer is not that great in terms of profit but provides a textbook example of what mindset is needed to exploit bookmaker offers with a little help of mathematics.

This is the second part of the series on matched bet arithmetics. Click here for Part 1.
When selecting a bet to back and lay, our goal is to maximize profit (or for a qualifying bet, to minimize loss). Just by looking at the odds it’s hard to tell if a bet is ludicrous or not, so let’s try and create an index to rate those bets.

Matched betting is a strategy that uses simple maths to extract risk-free profits from free bets and bonuses offered by bookmakers. One of core principles of matched betting is that risk is removed by ensuring that whatever the outcome of the match you get the same return, thus removing the ‘gambling’ from the betting. This is achieved by covering all the possible outcomes of an event, in it’s simplest form by laying your back bet with a betting exchange. Let’s see the maths!

Semvering your app is cool. Especially as your software grows into maturity and you can watch those numbers increase! What’s not so cool, however, is to maintain those version numbers throughout your apps, for example in your About page.

OK, so this is the first entry here. Now normally you should define the goals and aims of the blog here but honestly, these days when developer blogs breed like rabbits and multiply like vermin, who cares?