Happy to DM if u want to chat (fking check me out #moneyexpert #bossbabe
) but as a simple example, you see a bet deal at a bookie which is £10 free bet if you spend £20 on X match. You bet for Scotland to win against England (I’m allowed to dream 
) @ £20 at a bookie, AKA your “back” bet. You then bet for Scotland to not win (to lose or to draw) at a betting exchange, AKA your “lay” bet. You use an online calculator to know how much to “lay” based on the odds and liability. You end up with a v small “qualifying loss” of say 25-50p. You then have £10 free bet to use at the bookie. You do the same again, “back” betat the bookie, and “lay” bet at the betting exchange but this time with much higher odds. I’d typically expect a return of £8.50ish from this bet and minus say 50p loss above, you’ve made £8 in literally about 5mins.it takes time to understand the process and I was slow at the start but I’m also meticulous with spreadsheets, formulas and double checking which slowed me down. I now do it either on my laptop or my iPad when sitting at night as I say but people do it on their phone intermittently through the day so it’s super flexible. The reason I signed up to a website subscription was to save time looking for deals and manually calculating the potential value of deals, these websites do it all for u. Hope that makes sense. Can share some resources if ur interested
^^sorry didn’t see there were so many explanations before mine. Will catch up before I post in future
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