A new year a new start, and plenty of resolutions. But the year didn’t start exactly as I hoped it to. I was hoping to continue my success from December and make over £500 again. But this month I fell short.
In January I made £293.43 from match betting – most of this profit came from free bets and the weekly offers that bookies give out. These offers are pretty lucrative and can you can do them every single week. These type of offers are commonly referred to as reload offers. When I first started Match betting I thought the offers might dry up after going through the sign ups. But that’s definitely not the case as most bookies offer some form of promotion on a weekly basis, and you can ensure a profit from most of these offers.
The main reason my profits were lower than anticipated in January is simply down to the fact I did less transactions. I only made 66 bets and the reason I made less bets was due to the lack of sports activity going on; it seemed like a really quite post-Christmas month.
When you break the results down, I still made an average of £9.78 a day and over £4.45 per transaction. If I was to be critical on myself I would say I need to simply do more offers. Reflecting back I would probably say I was being picky and just doing the offers that were easy and sports I liked to do.
Keeping a log of all my bets, transactions and profits is a really good way to post analyse how I made the profits from that month. It also helps keep an eye on where I am making most of my profit from so I can aim to do more of that activity. Since I have started match betting I have made 477 betting transactions taking my profits to almost £2,000. It’s been less than 6 months and I physically have £2,000 more than I had when I started this. And the best thing is, I don’t have to pay tax and it simply fits around my life.