Back every outcome. Keep the margin.
When two bookmakers disagree on a price, backing both sides can leave you ahead whichever way the match goes. We scan hundreds of bookmakers continuously and show you those situations as they appear — with the stakes already worked out.
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A worked example
Two bookmakers price the same first-half market differently. One has the home side at 5.51. Another has draw-or-away at 1.36. Between them, every possible result is covered.
Roughly 9% on turnover, and the result of the match is irrelevant. The catch is that the stakes have to be split correctly — $11.25 on each leg loses money on one side. That arithmetic is what the calculator does, on every opportunity, automatically.
What you get
Prematch surebets
Opportunities where the prices across two or more bookmakers let you back every outcome and finish ahead whatever happens. Scanned continuously, filtered by profit percentage.
Value bets
Single bets where one bookmaker is pricing an outcome longer than the market consensus. Higher variance than an arb, higher ceiling, and no need to place both legs.
Middles
Two bets on opposite sides of a line where a narrow band of results wins both. Small chance of a large return, with the downside capped at the margin between the prices.
Stake calculator
Enter your total stake and the calculator splits it across each leg so the return is level whichever way the event goes. Rounding options for books with stake limits.
Bookmaker coverage
Prices compared across hundreds of bookmakers, including the ones most commonly available in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa.
Filter by what you can actually use
Restrict to the bookmakers you hold accounts with, the sports you follow and the minimum profit percentage worth your time.
How it works
Open accounts
You need funded accounts at several bookmakers — realistically four or more. Arbitrage only works when you can act on both sides of a price gap at once.
Pick an opportunity
The scanner lists live arbs with the profit percentage, the bookmakers involved and the exact selections. Filter to the books you actually hold.
Split the stake
The calculator works out how much goes on each leg so the return is the same whichever way the event lands. Enter your total, it does the arithmetic.
Place both legs quickly
Prices move. An arb that exists at 14:02 may not at 14:06. Speed is the practical skill in arbitrage, not selection.
What you should know before subscribing
Arbitrage is arithmetic, but it is not free money and we would rather you knew that now than after paying us. These are the real constraints.
Bookmakers restrict arbers
Almost none of them welcome it. Expect stake limits, then account closure, often within months. This is the most common reason people stop, and no scanner prevents it.
Obvious pricing errors get voided
If an arb exists because a bookmaker made a mistake, they may cancel that bet and settle at odds of 1. Your other leg still stands, and you are exposed on it.
Settlement rules differ
One book may count extra time where another does not. Get that wrong on a two-leg arb and both sides can lose. Read the rules for the sport before you stake.
It needs working capital
Money has to sit in multiple accounts at once. Returns are a percentage of turnover, so small bankrolls produce small absolute profits regardless of the percentage.
Frequently asked questions
What is a surebet?
A surebet, or arb, is a situation where two bookmakers price the same event differently enough that backing every outcome returns a profit whichever way it goes. If one book has the home win at 5.51 and another has draw-or-away at 1.36, staking the right proportion on each leaves you ahead regardless of the result. It is arithmetic, not prediction — nobody is forecasting anything.
Is arbitrage betting legal?
Yes. You are placing ordinary bets at advertised prices. It is not fraud and it is not match-fixing. What it is, is unwelcome: bookmaker terms generally allow them to restrict or close accounts at their discretion, and they use that. Legal, but not risk-free.
Will my bookmaker account get limited or closed?
Probably, eventually. Bookmakers profit from recreational bettors and actively identify arbers through stake patterns, odd bet sizes and consistently taking prices just before they shorten. Most arbers see stake limits first, then closure. Spreading activity, avoiding suspiciously precise stakes and mixing in ordinary bets extends account life but does not eliminate the risk.
How much money do I need to start?
Enough to fund several bookmaker accounts at once, because both legs must be placed nearly simultaneously. Arb profits are a percentage of turnover — typically low single digits — so the absolute return scales with capital. A small bankroll produces small profits no matter how good the opportunities are. Only stake money you can afford to lose.
How is this different from betting tips?
A tipster tells you who they think will win and is sometimes wrong. An arb does not care who wins — the return is fixed by the prices at the moment you place both legs. The risk in arbitrage is execution: prices moving, bets being voided, accounts being limited. It is a completely different activity from following predictions.
Which sports and bookmakers are covered?
Football, basketball, tennis, ice hockey, volleyball, table tennis and others, scanned across hundreds of bookmakers including those widely used across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa. You can filter to only the books you hold accounts with.
How quickly do I need to act?
Quickly. Prematch arbs are more forgiving than live ones, but odds still move and an opportunity can disappear in minutes. Prematch is where beginners should start — the pace is manageable and the mistakes are cheaper.
Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes. Subscriptions run month to month with no minimum term and you can cancel from your account at any time. Cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep access until the period you have paid for ends.
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