News and improvements

We've made RebelBetting easier to use, easier to understand, and more flexible—so it fits your betting style. Most of these updates come directly from user feedback and feature requests, with a focus on better organisation and clearer insight into what works for you.

Read more about these features here.

This month, our developers made fixes and successfully restored odds for the following bookmakers, so you can resume betting:

Feel free to explore our complete list of bookmakers here to keep your value betting game strong!

USA – New tax rule: you can't deduct 100% of losses anymore

If you're a high-turnover value/arb bettor, this is the most directly impactful change because it can create "phantom profit" from a tax perspective. Even if your overall net result is small, the rule limiting loss deductibility means your taxable outcome can look worse than your real bankroll outcome. In practice, it makes pure grinding strategies less attractive after tax, pushes you toward tighter record-keeping.

Finland – Big move towards a licensing market

From a Nordic bettor's perspective, this is a significant structural shift that typically creates a transition period with greater-than-usual inefficiency. As operators prepare for and enter a newly competitive landscape, you'll usually see more brand activity, more acquisition focus, and pricing that isn't yet optimised. For value and arb users, that combination can increase the frequency of soft lines and promotional value—particularly early in the market's competitive phase—before models tighten and the market reaches a new equilibrium.

UK – GG.BET exits the UK market

When a book disappears, the impact isn't just "one less account"—it can remove an entire set of price points you used to create arb triangles or confirm value. If GG.BET was part of your workflow for certain leagues, niche markets, or timing windows; you'll notice fewer comparable lines and fewer opportunities in specific segments. In the bigger picture, every operator exit sharpens the ecosystem slightly because the remaining books face less competitive pressure in those pockets.

UK – Digitain gets UKGC licence/certification (B2B platform enabler)

This is a behind-the-scenes development, but it can matter because B2B platform approvals often lead to new UK-facing sportsbooks and skins over time. New launches are one of the most consistent sources of early inefficiencies: odds compilation can be rougher, props and smaller leagues can be mispriced, and risk teams may take time to calibrate. For value and arb bettors, it's a "watch this space" item—when new Digitain-powered brands appear, they can be worth monitoring closely in the early months.

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