Lessons, advice, advanced strategies and tips
Below is a list of lessons and guides to take you from a novice punter to an expert arber as quickly as possible. We recommend that you read all articles, and have a basic comprehension of all concepts before beginning your arbitrage activities, in order to maximise the profit you will make. Not knowing what you are doing is the quickest way to get yourself limited by the bookmakers, and this will restrict your profit considerably.
Shortly after making your first arbs, we recommend you re-read these lessons and guides in full. After you become an experienced arber, we recommend skimming over these lessons and guides again – especially the advanced lessons and strategies. It takes time but is well worth it.
Introduction to sports arbitrage
ARB101: Glossary of sports arbitrage terminology
ARB102: What is sports arbitrage?
ARB104: Work from home? Longevity discussed
ARB105: What size bankroll should I start arbing with?
ARB106: Is sports arbitrage risk free?
ARB107: Should I arb? Will I be successful?
Beginners arbitrage lessons
ARB201: Quick overview of arbing, and the first steps
ARB202: Fundamental mathematics of arbitrage
ARB203: Real-life sports arbitrage examples
ARB204: Sharp and soft bookmakers – what’s the difference?
ARB205: Eliminating or mitigating the 5 risks of sports arbitrage
ARB206: Betting lines, types and markets
ARB207: How many bookmakers to target simultaneously?
ARB208: Security measures to take when arbing
ARB210: Arb-finding alert services
ARB211: Setting up and funding bookmaker accounts
ARB212: Bookmaker account verification
ARB214: What to do when things go wrong
ARB216: Mismatched payout rules – tennis
ARB217: Mismatched payout rules – baseball
ARB218: Mismatched payout rules – ice hockey
ARB219: Mismatched payout rules – basketball
Advanced lessons and strategies
ARB301: What is the best time for arbing in Australia?
ARB302: Pay extra attention when betting in the five minutes leading up to an event
ARB303: Delaying soft bookmaker limits
ARB306: Arbitrage across mismatched payout rules – an advanced strategy
ARB309: Shared player databases
Post Arbitrage advice
ARB401: Going global – arbing offshore sports bookmakers
ARB402: Going global – offshore bookmaker investigation
ARB403: Going global – using one major currency
ARB404: Going global – troubleshooting problems
ARB410: Friends and family – multiple accounts
ARB411: Friends and family – arbing from the same computer
ARB412: Friends and family – Virtual Machines
