Quote from: uneng on February 08, 2025, 02:59:14 PM

Quote from: seoincorporation on February 08, 2025, 02:46:35 PM

I don't understand how casinos detecta the arbitraje, but they do even if you are using múltiple casinos for this practice, so, be careful.

I guess as soon as the gambler starts winning too much money with a large initial bankroll the casino detects it as a threat to their ecosystem. After all, casinos are fine as long as the gamblers are losing money. If gamblers start making profit, it will already trigger an alert on the system.

Guys, stop with the casino he is talking about sports betting arbitrage, but he is too stupid to even word it correctly he means he has found in theory a loophole where he takes advantage of the odds spread from different bookies, it has absolutely nothing to do with a single casino.

Quote from: rin300 on February 08, 2025, 01:35:44 PM

Let me know in comments if you guys think this is actually a loop hole.

No, it's the usual scam.
You either pretend to
- not take a penny, offer profits to people who try and then after they win $100 out of your pocket you try to scam them for $1000.
- you will simply play with their money, gamble on the so-called arbitrage with their own account and if they win you demand a share
- many more including taking over their account and draining them

Sorry, but the era of arbitrage scams is over.