Yes you’re right, place the first bet on Coral (or another bookie site) and the lay bet on Betfair (or another exchange site). Only ‘exchange’ sites like Betfair, Smarkets allow you to do lay bets. Don’t worry, you’re not being thick at all, it is confusing to start with but once you’ve gone through the process once it starts to make more sense! Did you sign up with Profit Accumulator? My best tip is to just follow the videos exactly while you’re doing it – pause at each step and copy exactly what they did. Good luck! 🙂

Hi Saima, absoloutely, still money to be made! 🙂

Hi I’m a newbie is it worth still trying?

Hi Keith, thanks for getting in touch and sorry for the delay in getting back to you!

The reason why you need about £100 to start is because of the way it works with ‘lay bets’ at the exchange. A lay bet is a bit different from a normal bet because you need to have extra cash in your account as a kind of back up, because you will lose it if you lose the bet. You win back the amount you lost at the other bookie, so it evens out overall, but you need to have that extra cash there before you can place the bet. This extra money that you potentially lose is called the ‘liability’ money at Betfair Exchange. So you need extra money over and above the cash you’re actually betting. For example, I just placed a lay bet at Betfair Exchange on odds of 4.3. My stake (money I’m betting) was only £20 but I needed £66 liability, which I will lose if I lose the bet (but win back at the other bookie).

I’m not sure if I’m explaining myself very well, but honestly it makes a lot more sense once you do you first bet and actually see it in action! Just trust me that you will need £70-£100 to do your first bet, even if your first bet is only £20. I would just work through the first free trial offer at PA, study the videos carefully and it should start to make sense!

About your second question, I think that in the beginning when you are doing the introductory offers it doesn’t make a difference whether you do it all on one day or not. When you have done all the introductory offers and you move on to reloads, a lot of the reload offers are only valid for one day on the day of the game, so you have to work around the events a bit. But by that time you will be a lot faster and it will be easier to fit it in around you job. I know some people do it on their phones in their lunch break etc although I prefer to be on the computer at home myself.

Hope this helps and good luck!

Nope it’s all online, I’ve never been in a bookies in my life! There are occasional special offers you can do in-store but that’s optional, most people just do it online.

That’s annoying, but glad you worked out the reason! Hope you have a different card to continue with. Good luck! 🙂

Hey. Thx for answer. Yes, you have right. There is no fee if you pay by debit card instead credit card. I’ve got quick response from ProfitAccu with explanation of it. It depends of bank which sometimes charge extra if you you pay for gambling websites. So in this case Halifax is one of these banks. Have a nice day 🙂