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is it really risk free because u know what they say u dont get nothing for free but my friend at work says he does it and that he has made over £1000 in 5 weeks could anyone give us an insight on this ????
Quoteis it really risk free because u know what they say u dont get nothing for free but my friend at work says he does it and that he has made over £1000 in 5 weeks could anyone give us an insight on this ????Nothing is risk free but as long as you don't make a mistake 99 times out of 100 you will make money. Arbing is reasonably straightforward to do. To make £1000 in 5 weeks is possible but is going some and must have involved a lot of time and effort (and a decent amount of money to start with). I make money on arbs mainly on horse racing and football. You can do it on other sports as well.I'm retired so can devote as little or as much time to it as I want. For someone working full time, then making £1000 is going to be very difficult (but not impossible) in 5 weeks. I would say £200 per month would be more realistic on an ongoing basis. Not a fortune but a nice little bit of extra money on a regular basis without spending loads of time on it.I am a professional gambler and have made my living using arbing as part of my portfolio for nearly 4 years now. I have no intention of ever getting a proper job again. You need a basic understanding of maths and ideally you should be able to use a spreadsheet (I use Microsoft Excel). You can get started with as little as £100 but the more money the better.I'm a bit busy at the moment but will post later tonight with an example of how it all works. If anyone is interested in making some extra money I can also show you some of the other ways I do it. Please don't think this is a wind up. I will post examples that will prove that it isn't. WEALTH WARNING: IF YOU ARE A COMPULSIVE GAMBLER THIS IS NOT FOR YOU. YOU NEED TO BE DISCIPLINED AND MISTAKES CAN BE COSTLY.
Do you have to fill in your tax returns for being a professional gambler?
he wasnt working full time he was on the sick for 5 weeks to try it.