Yes but don’t be misled by “betting” in the description. If done correctly then it’s not a gamble as you’re placing bets that cover all possible outcomes - you’re structuring a return of the “free bet” amount which is guaranteed by mathematical logic regardless of the result of the fixture or race that you’re betting on. So it’s not “beating the bookies” in the sense of an Arthur Daley character giving you a nudge-nudge wink wink tip of the winner of the 2:30 at Ascot.
It was prefaced with a number of warnings not to get sidetracked into normal gambling etc.
Sorry- off topic, don't know how to hide this stuff yet!
You'll never "beat the bookies"- I worked for one.
If they see a bet is possibly going to come in and cost them a bit, it's laid off with *another* bookie- to cover/mitigate any possible pay outs. Worst case scenario, the bookie just loses that stake.
Small wins- they're just taking other small punters losing money out of the till