Quote Originally Posted by 0james0 View Post
I don't think anyone actually understands what I'm doing here!

I'm not gambling! I win the same amount regardless of the outcome of the bet, it isn't a win or lose situation, the amount I make is already decided before the game even kicks off and I will always make profit. It is 100% guaranteed.

I'll just keep plodding along, if you don't want the free cash, you can just use the bookie offers I'll uncover, but you will only be ploughing your money into the bookies, thus losing. If you understand what I'm doing, you'll make £1000 within a month with no risk at all.

I'm not on commision here, I just want to help fleece the bookies before loopholes like this get closed
I find it a bit confusing (though that could be the hangover). I read the article and it seems like you essentially place a small bet, not caring if it wins or loses, and the betting company rewards you with a larger signing-up bonus which you then hedge and collect half of? How do you keep getting this signing-up bonus? It seems that without a steady income of "free" money you'd do little but tread water. What roll do the odds play in this process? I've never gambled before, but I can't imagine they would be the same when you're betting both for and against something.