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Taking Advantage of BetEd\'s 1st Bet bonus help
I see that they give you a 50 percent addition into your win on your 1st bet if only you win and the maximum is 250 dollars.
So say you bet on a game that definitely will have a winner which would mean the line will be -4.5 or 5.5 so there will be no push. If you bet on a team and risked 550 to win 500 on Beted... you actually win 750. I was wondering what is the max amount i can bet on another book to hedge this bet for a guaranteed profit. I was thinking aroun 625 or so on another book? Is this illegal to do? I also heard someone said BetEd took someones entire balanace because that person made a bet on a FRIENDS computer which does not make any sense. That gives me some bad vibes about Beted but their additional points for underdogs makes it look real goood. Thanks. |
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Re: Taking Advantage of BetEd\'s 1st Bet bonus help
bump anyone can help?
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Re: Taking Advantage of BetEd\'s 1st Bet bonus help
Hmmm, this one's different than a regular freeplay because you must win the BetEd end to get anything extra. So you can't just + moneyline at book A and - moneyline at book B. And you want to guarantee a profit.
The simplest way I see is to bet to win $500 at BetEd and $625 at another book which will guarantee you a profit of $125 minus juice. I have a feeling someone better at the maths than me may have a more optimal solution though. |
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Re: Taking Advantage of BetEd\'s 1st Bet bonus help
kdog thats essentially it, adjusting a bit for juice.
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