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This is the most detailed & comprehensive book available on the subject of sports-arbitrage. It has been written by an expert, with 15 years of trading experience, who sets out towards two goals: to teach the novice reader all there is to know before embarking on his or her sports-arbitrage trading project, and to teach experienced traders some of the more complex techniques used by professionals. Over 100 pages of this book are devoted to divulging methods to find arbitrage opportunities manually and, by using many real-world examples of trades, the author reveals & explains several techniques which have never before been published and which are as yet unknown to the majority of traders. The theories are explained clearly but what really sets this book apart is its focus on the practical realities of trading. Whether you are a novice or experienced trader, the author's insights will help you towards increased profits from your sports-arbitrage trading project.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book is in simple terms your one stop guide to sports arbitrage trading whether you're a novice or experienced trader. There's quite a large section on finding your own arbs, but yes, if you want your trading to earn more than pocket-money you will have to spring for some software to find arbs for you automatically.
If you've just got a passing interest in sports arbitrage, my advice is to skip this book and read what's available for free (just google for 'sports arbitrage world'). But if you're serious about becoming a trader, this book will help a lot.
If you've just got a passing interest in sports arbitrage, my advice is to skip this book and read what's available for free (just google for 'sports arbitrage world'). But if you're serious about becoming a trader, this book will help a lot.
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Having read the only two books listed under sports arbitrage from Amazon.co.uk.
I give you my views of them.
R Shah has a good example for beginners going through a worked example whilst G Lynam's assumes we can just use a arbitrage calculator to work things out for us.
Yes, but beginners like me do not know that things should be less than 100% to make it a feasible trade.
Both go into more advance arbitrage and dealing with more specific sports like football,rugby,golf etc.
Mr Shah keeps on referring to his sports arbitrage website whilst Mr G Lynam just gives his list of sports arbitrage companies and his experiences of them.
Both deal with opening accounts with bookmakers etc. and what you can expect to make depending if part time or full time and the amount of money to fund the sports arbitrage.
Mr G Lynam gives his list of bookmakers who handle big trades and those who will limit you.
Mr G Lynam also has a list of books to read and sites to visit.
Mr Shah has plenty of comments from seasoned sports arbitragers.
Mr G Lynam said to expect about a return on capital of around 10 to 12% per month providing nothing goes wrong;both deal with what can go wrong trying to complete an sports arbitrage.
Both books are worth the initial investment.
You do get a better return than putting your money in your local bank ans it is virtually risk free provided the bookmakers do not close down or getting the sports arbitrage completed that is.
I give you my views of them.
R Shah has a good example for beginners going through a worked example whilst G Lynam's assumes we can just use a arbitrage calculator to work things out for us.
Yes, but beginners like me do not know that things should be less than 100% to make it a feasible trade.
Both go into more advance arbitrage and dealing with more specific sports like football,rugby,golf etc.
Mr Shah keeps on referring to his sports arbitrage website whilst Mr G Lynam just gives his list of sports arbitrage companies and his experiences of them.
Both deal with opening accounts with bookmakers etc. and what you can expect to make depending if part time or full time and the amount of money to fund the sports arbitrage.
Mr G Lynam gives his list of bookmakers who handle big trades and those who will limit you.
Mr G Lynam also has a list of books to read and sites to visit.
Mr Shah has plenty of comments from seasoned sports arbitragers.
Mr G Lynam said to expect about a return on capital of around 10 to 12% per month providing nothing goes wrong;both deal with what can go wrong trying to complete an sports arbitrage.
Both books are worth the initial investment.
You do get a better return than putting your money in your local bank ans it is virtually risk free provided the bookmakers do not close down or getting the sports arbitrage completed that is.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book has actually worked for me in the sense that I've gone from never having placed a bet at a bookmaker to now making regular money trading sports arbs.
I'm not very organised by nature and one of the things stopping me from taking the plunge into arbs was the amount of admin involved. Rajeev has set out his advice systematically and if you follow it, you go through a process which enables you to create a firm foundation before going on to make a very quick and very easy second income.
I'm not very organised by nature and one of the things stopping me from taking the plunge into arbs was the amount of admin involved. Rajeev has set out his advice systematically and if you follow it, you go through a process which enables you to create a firm foundation before going on to make a very quick and very easy second income.
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Terrible
I have stopped reading this book after 5 minutes. The first 30 pages are primarily focussed upon directing you to purchasing subscriptions for arbitrage software. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Matt
Sports Arbitrage
This book is not the leading edge "bible" for the sports arbitrager.
For the complete beginner most of the information is on the internet. Read more
For the complete beginner most of the information is on the internet. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Pedro
Arbitrage? A bad betting book
Couldn't believe there was a book on sports betting, being sold as sports arbitrage. Anyway, as another reviewer pointed it, it's completely useless and a lead for buying their... Read more
Published 13 months ago by Dum Dum deega deega
Does what it says on the tin
Very good book - you can easily make 20 times the cover price doing a fraction of the work the book recommends. Read more
Published 23 months ago by GamblingBob
An Essential Guide
Really well-presented. I've been trading for some time so the newbie advice in here wasn't too much use to me, though I can see how it'd be very helpful to someone just starting... Read more
Published on 10 Feb 2010 by Josh T. Evans
5 stars!
An illuminating guide to the world of risk-free bets. I'd had an inkling that this kinda thing would be possible but did not know how to go about it. Read more
Published on 3 Feb 2010 by J. MAN
Sports Arbitrage
When it comes to sports betting, there is definitely a right way and a wrong way. Yes, anyone can get lucky with just the right opportunity but there are smarter less risky... Read more
Published on 2 Oct 2009 by Tami Brady
totally useless unless
This book is totally useless unless you are prepared to pay out 149 pound per month for a piece of software which picks out arbs as they appear from all the bookmakers. Read more
Published on 4 Feb 2009 by J. S. Evans
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