ARBITRAGE BETTING

Ever wondered if you can always win regardless of game outcome?

What is arbitrage betting?

An arbitrage bet occurs when betting sites do not agree on the outcome of a game. This is reflected by the odds where they are so far apart meaning we can bet on all odds of the game and get a profit regardless of the outcome of the game. Contact for more info: johnpiperacc@outlook.com.

How much profit can i get?

Most arbitrages range from 1% to 4%. This means for the game you are betting on you will get such an amount in profit, occasionally there are arbitrages above 5%, This means your profits will determine on how many games you can place in a day.

Is it legal?

Yes it’s 100% legal. As Arbitrage Betters(Pipers) we are essentially just exploiting price differences in the betting market. Similar to what a trader does. This is therefore absolutely legal and also tax free in most states.

How long do i work daily?

To get decent profits you will require only upto 30 minutes a day. Example 15 minutes to place one game in the morning and 15 minutes to place another game in the afternoon.

How much do i need to start?

We can essentially start with any amount depending with the package you choose. For the starter package $60 to $80 is advisable. For Piper Package $80 and above is advisable and for the Seasoned package is for amounts above $500

What does arbspiper do?

We provide you with arbitrage bets, this are bets so good you can bet on all possibilities and get a profit however the game ends. Learn more about arbitrage here.

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