Boylesports losing the plot!

Let me guess a few more indicators used to close some winning accounts quicker than others:

- each way thieves,

- people who seem to be acting ahead of the market on inside information, e.g. the horses they back are mainly from the same stable or tipping line,

- new clients who win big from the start,

- people who win regularly and have addresses close to training centres.
 
Good ones lads especially the casino! Never bet bad e/w on an online account. For the sake of €100 quid every now and again do loads of small stake bets especially multis. If a trader has to look through hundreds of bets on your account they will come to the conclusion your a punter/mug.

Keep going with this. I'm sick of reading articles on how to beat the bookmakers. Most on here are clever enough to make it pay but how a maximise the return from a fresh/new account is an article a professional really should write.
 
Bet on big brother, celebrity jungle

Spread betting habits across multiple organisations. No point doing all your winning on two accounts if you have 3 losing accounts.

Don't resign yourself to just an online presence. Shops have their purpose.

Proxies/IP masker?

Don't take too many smart prices. 10/1's backed into 4's
 
SlimChance said:
Use an iPhone as they're untraceable.
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An iPhone, like any other device capable of connecting to the internet, has its own unique identifier .............. the M.A.C. address.
An online bookmaker will very quickly associate your log-in nic with the M.A.C. address of the phone.
 
icebreaker said:
An iPhone, like any other device capable of connecting to the internet, has its own unique identifier .............. the M.A.C. address.
An online bookmaker will very quickly associate your log-in nic with the M.A.C. address of the phone.
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Which will different from the PC address of your closed accounts with the same firms.
 
That is correct.
But I had assumed -- perhaps wrongly -- that the topic was about about protecting and maintaining an existing account; now it seems to have morphed into gnoming multiple accounts using various devices (and bank cards).
 
icebreaker said:
That is correct.
But I had assumed -- perhaps wrongly -- that the topic was about about protecting and maintaining an existing account; now it seems to have morphed into gnoming multiple accounts using various devices (and bank cards).
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You're correct that I've gone slightly off topic but when you go to the trouble of getting a fresh account it's important not to fall into the traps and pitfalls that I have.
 
SlimChance said:
when you go to the trouble of getting a fresh account it's important not to fall into the traps and pitfalls that I have.
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I've come to the belief that the eventual closing of accounts is -- like death and taxes -- inevitable.

Unless one is a certifiable lunatic with a penchant for degenerate gambling sessions on the bookies online casino/slots, then, one's account will be closed in the long run.
And I believe no strategy exists to avoid this. Doing the occasional yankee, refraining from obvious arbs/narbs, mug-betting on X-Factor etc, might possibly delay the inevitable for a while ............ but the day will eventually come.

Far better, I think, for the affected punter to study the dark art of covertly opening new accounts when the need arises. Then, when a particular door closes -- another one can be unlocked and opened.
 
Grey said:
How do you collect your winnings from phone bets if you're untraceable?
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In my case I have two old telephone accounts (12 years and counting) where I dial up from anywhere in the world (usually somewhere near Cork before ye sneers start) and place a bet which is debited out as like an on-line a/c. Withdrawls are also requested by phone. Both are winning accounts but are probably more difficult to monitor possibly. I also use 7 other on-line accounts. My current account statement can be fairly weighty especially if SC is on the tilt.

A phone account could suit you very well Art.
 
SlimChance said:
Most on here are clever enough to make it pay but how a maximise the return from a fresh/new account is an article a professional really should write.
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No disrespect, Slim, but what would probably be more useful is a treatise on how to maximise longevity.
It's become a badge of honour on internet forums to have an account closed, yet - as OTB demonstrates above - for the halfway successful bettor, there's generally much more artistry involved in keeping them open.
 
Placed a bet with spoilsprts yesterday evening before 8:00pm on under 54.5 points in the England V Italy rugby game thats on tommorrow.
Bet was placed via their website.
Bet confirmed and 110% got bet receipt with under 54.5 points at 5/6.(did'nt take a screen shot).

Checked oddschecker this morning and noticed they had changed their line to 45.5.
Then checked my account and they had changed my bet to under 45.5.(no email or phone call over the change).

Got on the phone to customer services to check what was going on.
The customer service rep checked and reckoned there was no amendments to my account and that I must of backed under 45.5 points.

I explained I was 110% sure I backed under 54.5.
She said she would check it with the traders and get back to me which she did and rang back a few hours later.

She was now saying that after to talking to the traders the line changed from 54.5 to 45.5 at 1:30pm yesterday afternoon
and they did'nt know how my bet went through at 54.5 as the bet should of been 45.5 and basically all they could offer me was the correct price of
under 45.5 it should of been or void the bet.

I took the void the bet option.

Now if you go onto oddschecker now at this moment it shows that at 8:00pmlast night the line was 54.5 and it did'nt change untill 01:38am this morning.

They have basically amended the bet without notifying me and then denied that they did.

I reckon a trader made a fook up and is trying to cover his ar.se.

I would be very weary of this shower ever again.
 
If the trader says the line changed at 1.30pm than that will be correct. The oddschecker price history is not 100% accurate.
 
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