Online betting - Any recommendations?

[d000hg]

Try them all. Sign up through TopCashBack and get £10-30 free for each site, plus their introductory offers. I've made like £150 this way, and the money from TCB comes directly to you. Typically you have to deposit and bet a minimum amount to get your TCB money, but you get an introductory free matched bet... so bet on both participants in some event (that can't have a draw) and withdraw your winnings and wait for the TCB money.

Then put it all into whichever site you liked best

[redgiant]

Most of the gaming industry are playing catch up with Paddy Power technology wise. I would recommend them and Betfair.

[FiveTimes]

Paddy power have a simple and easy to use app, and also offer good odds.

[TestMangler]

Or Betfair if you want to try your hand at being the bookie as well as losing to him.

[psychocandy]

Matched betting is the thing matey. Look into it - risk free way to make money.

A few years when I was on the bench for a bit I made about £1500 in 6 months doing this.

Years ago I did casino offers too but its not so good these days. e.g. deposit £50, get £50 matched, play it through 5x maybe lose 10% if you play blackjack correctly - cash out £40 up. Sometimes you'd get quidco cashback as well - £50 maybe so its a no brainer.

MAde probably £3-£4K doing this.

Crap these days - the casinos have sussed on. Wager requirements are 50x or similar so you've got no chance of ever winning mostly.

[vetran]

the addicted Gambler I used to work with always said Paddy Power had the best website.

The insider who worked for a bookies agreed.

[Ramrod]

Does anybody here dabble with a little online betting?

I have a whole stack of cash that I want to gradually fritter away in the name of my interest in sport. (most sports, but not horses - never really held interest for me)

It seems most providers offer some introductory offers, but who would you recommend?