Arbitrage Lessons
Mixed rules in ice hockey, how to place safe surebets?
As you are all aware I am sure, mixed sport rules are the most dangerous in playing arbitrages on the tennis events. One should however also note, that in the Ice hockey there are also very often differences in settlement rules.
How to set up a Virtual Machine for safe arbing
Dear Arbers! Today I’m gonna show you how to set up a VM suitable for arbing in a few simple steps. This particular solution is likely, and we’re gonna see how, based on panopticlick, to improve the fingerprint of your machine.
Player blacklists – why do the bookmaker limits come in pairs?
Dear Arbers! Not so long ago we wrote about certain technical systems which make tracking possible and how to deal with them. Everything written there stands, every single word. The reason for this post is more to actually scare you a bit and MOTIVATE you to actually move your ass and set up a VM, which I’m sure almost nobody did. Recently there’s been a thread on one of the arbitrage forums by a representative of one of the smaller bookmakers (this description is vague on purpose, so as not to easily identify the person who had been very honest), in which they revealed that a database of bettors exists, ran by a third-party, later identified to be a payment processor.
Sharp bookmakers and soft bookmakers – definition, difference and perspectives
The gambling market is nowadays strongly divided into two completely separate group of services/sportsbooks – the sharp ones and the soft ones. Below you will find some major characteristics of the services belonging to the particular group as well as examples of the sportsbooks from each group.
How to identify a palp? (palpable error)
Perhaps one of the most important and profitable abilities for an arber is to correctly differentiate between high percentage healthy arb and a palp error. Exceling here brings huge profit in a long run (as one correctly chooses to play safe high percentage arbs and avoid obvious mistaken lines, which placed would be voided afterwards, thus resulting in a loss).
/0.png)
/1.png)
/2.png)
/3.png)
/4.png)
/5.png)
/6.png)
/7.png)