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Juha Öörni

Low Risk Betting Revolution

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Low Risk Betting Revolution: Introduction to Sports Arbitrage Betting

Have you tried arbitrage sports betting, but you haven’t had success?

If you wish to make a profit from betting on sports? It’s not that hard. You just need some patience, diligence, good observation and some math skills.

Arbitrage sports betting–also known as “arbs”-is very popular in our days. Thanks to the Internet, you can visit numerous bookmarks and compare their odds. In this way, you can find the best odds on offer and bet on them for a better chance at winning.

If you play your cards right, your bet will be a guaranteed profit. In this book, Juha Öörni shares with you some secrets and tips, and he provides you with some examples that will help you understand everything about arbitrage betting.

By the end of this book, you will have a complete understanding of what arbitrage is, how it works, and how you can use it to make a profit. Everything you need to know is in these pages.
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28 printed pages
Original publication
2017
Publication year
2017
Publishers
Juha Öörni, PublishDrive

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  • Vlad Shvetshas quoted4 years ago
    Much more recently, a couple of companies have tried to separate themselves from the well known arbitrage, surebet and scalping terms and refer to it as ‘SORT trading’ and ‘PFD Trading’ – acronyms for ‘Simultaneous Offsetting of Risk Technology’ and ‘Profit From Differences,' respectively. These terms describe the activity accurately enough, but the motivations of the companies for creating these new terms are questionable.
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    • Vlad Shvetshas quoted4 years ago
      Scalping is defined as “To engage in the reselling of something, such as tickets, at a price higher than the established value.” This practice is most commonly seen with sports and music concert tickets.
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      • Vlad Shvetshas quoted4 years ago
        Technically, Arbitrage Trading is defined as “the simultaneous buying and selling of assets in different markets or in derivative forms, taking advantage of the differing prices.” Which is another way of saying ‘Buy low, sell high.'
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