If you are new to sports arbitrage/sure betting you should first practice arbing, as it is also called, without the use of real money. This is called paper trading and it’s a good way of learning the basics of the sure betting process. Don’t dismiss the importance of paper trading – it gives you valuable knowledge about the whole betting procedure.

When paper trading you will be making the same steps as you would be if you were betting for real, except confirming your bet.

How to paper trade:

  1. Start the sure betting service, select an arb in the list, and find the match at each bookmaker. If you don’t have a user yet, register here.
  2. Verify that the odds haven’t changed.
  3. Add them to the bet slip.
  4. Enter your stakes.
  5. Verify that the information is correct. Doublecheck participants, date and time, and name of event.
  6. Mentally place your arb.
  7. Practice logging your fictional bets in the BetTracker.

By practicing paper trading you’ll soon get to know the differences in how each bookmaker behaves and you’ll get fast at catching arbs.

Read everything you need to know about sure betting in the Ultimate Guide to Sure Betting.

What’s next?

There’s a lot to learn in the beginning but there’s no need to rush. In time, your confidence in arbing will grow.

Subscribe today

Start using the fastest, most user-friendly, value betting and sure betting service on the market. At any given time, RebelBetting finds thousands of profitable bets for you to bet on.

P.S. To get the best possible offer make sure you join for a longer period of time – up to 30% off.

RebelBetting Pro

199/ month
  • Value bets & sure bets
  • Maximize your profit
  • The most profitable bets
  • Access non-limiting bookies

RebelBetting Starter

99/ month
  • Value bets & sure bets
  • Great when starting out
  • ROI over 30% / month
  •  
Hanna from RebelBetting

Author: Hanna Falkdal, Customer Support Manager

Hanna works with customer support and relations. Making sure every customer is as happy as can be is always her top priority, as well as educating them on how to make money on sports. She has graduated as a Journalist.