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Message: [QUOTE="OXY-351, post: 2663242, member: 2107"] [b]Re: BHQ Gambling Association - DO NOT LINK TO BETTING WEBSITES[/b] The bonuses are easy. One Bookie, BookieA offers you a bonus equivalent to your first deposit/bet up to $100. Sign up and deposit $100 and put a bet on a 2 sided bet. Eg, something like a h2h bet or line bet. Not on something like first try scorer. Go to another bookie, BookieB (Pinnacle is the best for this as they have great prices) and bet on the other side of that bet with an amount that means you will win the same regardless of the outcome. Well when I say win, you're actually going to lose a little bit due to the odds offered by bookies and their overround. Eg, think of a coin toss in the cricket which you can bet on. Most bookies offer $1.95 for this, so if you put $100 on, you will get $195 back. There is a 50/50 chance either team will win the toss, but the bookies aren't giving a 50% return. If 2 people bet on that coin toss, one on TeamA and one on TeamB, then the bookie has taken $200 in and will only be paying out $195. That's how they make their profit. So you could bet $100 on that coin toss at Bookie A and bet on the other side of that coin toss on BookieB. You are going to lose $5, but in the process you get a $100 free bet. Then you do a a smilar thing with the free bet, but with the free bet, most places won't give you the stake back in the winnings, so if you bet on a coin toss and won with the free bet, you won't get $195 returned, you will only get $95 returned. So to minimise the effect of not getting the stake returned and to maximise profit, you are better off betting the free bet on a high odds bet (something around the 5-1 or 6-1 mark is good) and then counterbet on the other side. You should be able to get an easy 65% of the free bet amount by betting on something high odds. So for your initial $5 loss you can get a return of $65. Can make some good profits when some bookies offer up to $500-1000 for sign up bonuses. Arbing is a bit more complex and time consuming though. [/QUOTE]

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