June Matched Betting Profit: £903.86

June Matched Betting Profit: £903.86

June was a real rollercoaster of wins and losses for me. A complete lack of sports offers, multiple losses over casino offers and no good qualifying matches for new account signups meant this past month was my lowest since I began back in November 2015. So, where did it all go wrong?

 

With the end of the football season it seems alot of the bookies have gone on their summer breaks resulting in very few decent sports offers. There were a few for the horses and tennis however most of these needed to be placed during the day when I’m working the 9-5 job. Similarly because there was no football I really struggled to find decent returns for both qualifiers and free bets. As a result I decided to put a hold on new account signups rather than potentially alerting the bookies by betting on obscure matches.

The real loss for me this past month though was on the high risk casino offers. These should give you a profit when averaged out over many many offers however there can be big swings between the profits and the losses. During June I took part in offers which should have given me an averaged out total profit of £712. Instead I actually lost £337 from completing these offers, meaning overall I was down about £1000 from where I should have been averaged out.

Saying that; over the past few months that I’ve been taking part in the higher risk casino offers I’m still way above the estimated value average return so it’s not all bad news. Finally; although I didn’t make as much as perhaps usual.. I’m still £900 richer than I was at the beginning of the month.

 

Bets of note:

 

  • Retriggered all the Gamesys welcome back offers resulting in £100 profit.
  • £110 profit from Ladbrokes ‘Bet £20 get £10’ slots offer
  • £45 profit from a Betfair risk free £50
  • £80 profit from Ladbrokes Refund if its a draw instore offer
  • £185 profit from Mecca Bingo ‘Bet £50 get 50 free spins’
  • £40 profit from Coral £50 winnings boost on the rugby offer

7 thoughts on “June Matched Betting Profit: £903.86

  1. Hi Guy,

    Sorry to hear about the slow month! I’ve been following your blog for a few months now and decided to try my hand last month. Any recommendations for casino offers? So far I haven’t really been able to break more than 10-15 up on any offers after wagering using max lines min stakes. Any pointers would be great! Cheers

    1. The casino offers are really all about playing the numbers. You need to be doing alot of them so that the ups/downs average out to a steady profit. Personally I stick to max £25 buy-ins unless the wagering is very low (<10x) and £1 spins.

      1. Do you use £1 spins throughout or just on the bonus money?

        It’s always been drilled into my head to use min stakes/max lines which just kills me off, is incredibly boring and makes me not want to bother with them most of the time.

        Your site is making me want to reconsider!

        Ryan

      2. Thanks for the advice, tried it this weekend and I’m now £250 up. Biggest casino win so far, well happy. Cheers!

      3. Hello mate, I have a few question sorry to be a pain. I’ve made almost £10k matched betting since Feb of this year but now feel I need to move onto the higher risk casino offers to up my game.

        What is your approach? I notice you mainly stick to £25 buy ins does this mean for example if a sign up offer is deposit £100 get £200 free 30xW, you will only buy in with £25? and just hit as many different offers as possible?

        I’ve recently signed up to profit maximiser to try and get on more higher risk casino offers and most offers have like £2000-£5000 worth of wagering, this would takes hours and hours to get through! So just after some tips and if I understood the max buy in comment correctly?

        Thanks

        1. Correct. I will usually only buy in with a lower amount to reduce the risk. In theory you get the most value from the higher buy-ins but it has higher variance that I’m not willing to stomach.

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