Exchange Alerts is the second of 3 channels in the Alerts group. One membership will grant access to all 3 channels; Arbitrage, Exchange and Value.
Betting exchanges can be a valuable component to arbitrage betting. Unsure what a betting exchange is? Read our guide here.
Each post involves 'backing' an event with a sports book, and 'laying' the same outcome with an exchange.
Which strategies can I expect to see?
The Exchange Channel is an effective resource in an Arbitrage Bettor's arsenal, and mainly focuses on the following strategies:
Read more on these aforementioned strategies in our Matched Betting Strategies guides here:
Bookmakers outlined
Stakes suggested, with screenshots showing returns
Potential profit calculated
Native Trail went on to win the race, profiting £15.70.
This bet was entirely risk free, and would have resulted in 'break even', had Native Trail failed to win.
Frequent posts make profit no matter the result. In this instance, manipulation of stakes could secure £5 regardless of the race outcome.
What do I need to start?
You must have an account with a betting exchange, preferably Smarkets or Betfair Exchange.
For this type of matched betting a larger bankroll would be required, to cover larger liabilities. The bankroll needed can vary from £25 total to £150.
How much knowledge do I need of exchanges?
Our introductory guides cover all the basic understanding to begin arbitrage betting with exchanges.
Stake amounts, selections and bookmakers are laid out in each post, with a caption and screenshots to guide.
Exchange alerts can easily operate all year round, during summer and through breaks in competitions. A wide variety of sports and boosts are covered, from Horse Racing to Tennis.
Due to the nature of exchanges, account restrictions are never an issue. Meaning the lifetime of exchange arbitrage is unlimited!
How to join
For £15 per month, this subscription grants access to 3 of the Alerts group channels:
Subscriptions can be cancelled anytime. The channel admins are always happy to answer any questions via Telegram, or Twitter @ArbitrageAlerts. Join via the link below.