Arbitrage is using the difference in markets in such a way that a risk-free profit whatever the outcome of an event. In Sports Betting Arbitrage we are taking advantage of bookmakers differing opinions about the outcome of a sporting event to ensure a certain profit.

In the financial markets this may involve buying a commodity or financial instrument in one market and simultaneously selling the same commodity or financial instrument at a higher price on a different market to ensure a risk-free profit. In Sports Betting Arbitrage we are profiting from bookmakers having different opinions about the outcome of a sporting event.

Sports Betting Arbitrage bets win regardless of the outcome of the event without the need for any expert knowledge of sports or sports betting.

Take a look at an example how a Sports Betting Arbitrage Transaction works.

In the week of October 7th there were many arbs between 3% and up 9.17% for the European Championship Qualifiers played that week. Several of these arbs lasted until close to kick-off time because there is so much betting activity on the games.

An example of one arb that week is given below: - Poland Vs Latvia

You could bet: -

Latvia at 15.0 with Bet365 Eurobet

The Draw at 7.0 Luvbet

Poland at 1.35 with several bookmakers including Nordicbet.com, unibet.com, playit.com

By splitting your total stake Poland 77.951%, Draw 15.033% and Latvia 7.016% you would guarantee a profit of 5.23% regardless of the outcome of the match.

For Example:

Poland 77.951 x 1.35 = 105.23

Draw 15.033 x 7 = 105.23

Latvia 7.016 x 15 = 105.23

Why do Sports Betting Arbitrage Opportunities Occur?

Bookmakers from around the globe are competing for our business - each one has their own particular sports in which they specialize and are naturally more in tune with what is taking place in their local area. In competing for global business it is necessary for them to offer a wide range of sports from around the world, some of which will not be within their area of expertise.

* Bookmakers may not have all the pertinent information especially if the sport or participants are unfamiliar to them, or the event takes place overseas.

* The odds may be based upon the anticipated number of bets rather than the likely outcome. E.g. When England is involved in a soccer match, the majority of bets placed with UK bookmakers will support England. Bookmakers like to balance their books so they may offer the opposing team at inflated odds.

* Dealing with a massive global market and so many events, mistakes or miscalculations can be made by the bookmakers in their haste. Arbitrage traders only need two of the bookmakers to have a difference of opinion on an event to create an arbitrage opportunity.

How Can You Benefit from Sports Betting Arbitrage?

Using this software - Sports Arbitrage Trader ( SATrader) you will be able to set up as a Sports Betting Arbitrage Trader. Win regardless of the event you bet on and Need absolutely NO knowledge of the event that you're betting on!