Unlike many other arbitrage service, we offer what we call virtual bets. Virtual bets are bet that are constructed from different existing bets. Surebets based on virtual bets are also called cross markets surebets (see below). For example, a double-chance bet (1 or X) is a bet on team 1 and a bet on draw were the betting amounts are computed in such a way that the winning amount is the same in both cases. A "Draw No Bet" virtual bet (or DNB or Asian Handicap 0) is a bet where a part of the wager is set on a team, and the other part of the bet on the draw, so that in case of a draw, the winning on the draw is equal to the loss on the team (as for a real DNB bet).

So for example if you have a line like that:

• Type of bet:   Asian Handicap +0/-0
• Bet 1:   BookA - 2.28
• Bet 2:   BookB - 2.80 / BookC - 3.20

It means that you will bet on a Draw No Bet (Asian Handicap +0/-0). The first bet will be Home +0 at BookA with odds of 2.28. The second bet (Away +0) does not exist physically. However, it has been reconstructed by a bet on Away team at BookB with odds of 2.80 and a bet on the Draw at BookC with odds of 3.20. The calculator will take care of the calculation to reconstruct this bet.

Those virtual bets are very interesting because:

• They offer a lot of opportunities. At BetFair for example, this is useful because commission is only paid on net winning in a market. As a part of the bet is lost, the commission is lower: For example on a DNB bet that is cancelled, there is no commission paid, thus the odds are optimum.
• They last longer than "normal" surebets because they are harder to identify.
• In comparison to a standard 1X2 bet, a virtual DNB bet has the risk of being cancelled (if the match ends on a draw). However, it offers higher return and usually allow to bet more if you are limited at a bookmaker. Thus on the long run, they are more profitable.

Here is a real example of such a bet.

Step 1: You find the bet of interest in the list of bets.

Step 2: You click on the entry to display the following calculator:

Step 3: You go to each site, check that the odds are still ok

Pinnacle:
Bwin:
Centrebet:

Step 4: Now we try to get the maximum limit for each entry. In our case, the only obvious limit is 159 from PinnacleSports. So we enter this value in the calculator and click the compute button:

Step 5: We have some experience with Bwin and Centrebet, so the limits seem ok. However, we will first bet at Bwin and Centrebet, because if any new limitation appears, we will be able to cope with it by adding it in the calculator. We will start with BWin because this is where the stake is the most important, thus the risk of reaching a limit too (compared to Centrebet). Then we will bet at Centrebet, and finally at Pinnacle.

Bwin:
Centrebet:
Pinnacle:

 

In that sample, if "Gunnilse IS" is the winner, we will win 163.77 at Pinnacle, we will loose 115.28 at BWin and 39.75 at Centrebet, thus a net gain of 8.74.
If "IK Oddevold" is the winner, we will win 322.78 - 115.28 = 207.5 at BWin, and will loose 159 at Pinnacle and 39.75 at Centrebet, thus a net gain of 8.75.
In the case of a draw, the bet at Pinnacle will be pushed (so we will not win nor loose money). We will win 155.09 - 39.75 = 115.34 at Centrebet, and loose 115.28 at Bwin. This generate a net profit of 0.06 which is close to our objective of 0 for a Draw-No-Bet bet like this one.

We support the following type of cross markets surebets:

Content	Displayed as		Comments
Virtual DNB on Team1 (from Team1 and Draw) - DNB on Team2	Asian Handicap +0/-0	(Team1 odds@Bookmaker/Draw odds@Bookmaker) DNB Team1 odds - DNB Team2 odds@Bookmaker	No money win or lost in case of a draw
DNB on Team1 - Virtual DNB on Team2 (from Team2 and Draw)	Asian Handicap +0/-0	DNB Team1 odds@Bookmaker - (Team2 odds@Bookmaker/Draw odds@Bookmaker) DNB Team2 odds	Ditto
Virtual DNB on Team1 (from Team1 and Draw) - Virtual DNB on Team2 (from Team2 and Draw)	Asian Handicap +0/-0	(Team1 odds@Bookmaker/Draw odds@Bookmaker) DNB Team1 odds - (Team2 odds@Bookmaker/Draw odds@Bookmaker) DNB Team2 odds	Ditto
Virtual Double on Team1 and Draw - Team2	Double 1X + 2	(Team1 odds@Bookmaker/Draw odds@Bookmaker) Double Team1 + Draw odds - Team2 odds@Bookmaker	Virtual Double bets are interesting for exchange sites where commission is computed on net winnings (like BetFair)
Virtual Double on Team1 and Team2 - Draw	Double 12 + X	(Team1 odds@Bookmaker/Team2 odds@Bookmaker) Double Team1 + Team2 - Draw odds@Bookmaker	Ditto
Virtual Double on Draw and Team2 - Team1	Double X2 + 1	(Draw odds@Bookmaker/Team2 odds@Bookmaker) Double Draw + Team2 - Team1 odds@Bookmaker	Ditto
Team1 - AH on Team2 with + 0.5	Team 1/Team 2 AH+0.5	Odds Team1@Bookmaker - Odds Team2 with AH +0.5@Bookmaker	An Asian Handicap +0.5 bet is the same as a Double bet on Team and Draw as it will be winner in both cases.
AH on Team1 with + 0.5 - Team2	Team 1 AH+0.5/Team 2	Odds Team1 with AH +0.5@Bookmaker - Odds Team2@Bookmaker	Ditto
Team1 - Draw - AH on Team2 with + 0.25	1 - X - AH2(+0.25)	Odds Team1@Bookmaker - Odds Draw@Bookmaker - Odds Team2 with AH +0.25@Bookmaker	Calculator provides what if answers
Team1 - Draw - AH on Team2 with - 0.25	1 - X - AH2(-0.25)	Odds Team1@Bookmaker - Odds Draw@Bookmaker - Odds Team2 with AH -0.25@Bookmaker	Ditto
AH on Team1 with +0.25- Draw - Team2	AH1(+0.25) - X - 2	Odds Team1 with AH +0.25@Bookmaker - Odds Draw@Bookmaker - Odds Team2@Bookmaker	Ditto
AH on Team1 with - 0.25 - Draw - Team2	AH1(-0.25) - X - 2	Odds Team1 with AH -0.25@Bookmaker - Odds Draw@Bookmaker - Odds Team2@Bookmaker	Ditto
3Way Handicap on Team1 +1 - Team2	3WH Team 1 (+1) / Team 2	Odds 3WH Team1 + 1@Bookmaker - Odds Team2@Bookmaker	A 3Way Handicap bet with +1 modifier means that bet will win if either the team won or the match ends on a draw. This is the same as a Double bet on Team and Draw as it will be winner in both cases.
Team1 - 3Way Handicap on Team2 +1	Team 1 / 3WH Team 2 (+1)	Odds Team1@Bookmaker - Odds 3WH Team2 + 1@Bookmaker	Ditto

* AH means Asian Handicap
* DNB means Draw No Bet
* DNB are cancelled if the match ends on a draw. In that case, bets are refunded. For virtual DNB, due to truncation in calculation, this can leads to very small amounts lost or won in case of a draw.

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• You can compare odds for a given bet between various bookmakers. This is useful if you want to get the most of your bet.
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The reason is that in order to keep this service free we need to cut costs.

All those terms refer to the same thing. It's a Draw No Bet (DNB for short). It means that in case of a draw, your bet is refunded.

Asian Handicap bets are quite complex, but with a 0 modifier they are equal to a DNB.

PK (for pick-en) is the same as team with a 0 modifier, although mostly use for american sports.

We are managing basic rules that is overtime included or not for ice hockey and various cancellation rules for tennis. However, there is still a risk of different rules.

Note that different rules might mean loosing all your bets but also winning them.

A good question you might have is: Why offering all of this if it is so cool?

The answer is very simple. We do use this content of our own usage. But we hope that we can get even more of this information by sharing it on this site. The reason is simple. Most of the time, the bet amounts are limited. So there are limits to the amount you can win on one surebet. Thus there is no problem of taking advantage of it and sharing it with you without.