In this post we want to give you a few pointers if you are thinking of managing accounts other than your own with BetOven. First of all, it is worth making clear that you do not have to pay anything extra to run more profiles from your manager account.
If you are in this for the long run, using valuebet software takes the legwork out of spotting odds that sit out of line.
Before you place a single bet, it is worth running the numbers through a surebets calculator to check the margins and work out the stake each leg needs.
Good surebets software spots those opportunities automatically and saves you hours of searching by hand.
If you would rather not spend your evenings in front of a screen, leaning on betting software means less manual work and more control over how each profile is set up.
Remember that you can create as many BetOven profiles as you like from BetOven’s managers website:
As you can see in the image, although we have removed the names for privacy, dozens of profiles are being run from a single Manager and they all use points from the manager account they belong to.
To do that you only have to create more profiles and set them up. And thanks to the different proxy options, you can run every profile from the same computer (as long as the machine has the resources for it).
First steps
A beginner bethunter normally starts out with their own accounts. Once every one of them has been limited by the different bookmakers, the usual next step is to work with a friend’s or a relative’s accounts, teaming up with them under some sort of arrangement, spoken or written, that sets out how any proceeds are shared, either as a percentage or as a one-off payment.
Taking the leap
As word spreads and the circle of people grows, partnerships with friends and friends of friends become easier to come by, and you may even end up managing accounts for clients you have never met. That is the point at which we at BetHunter suggest going self-employed, registering as a sole trader, so that you can invoice your clients and put BetOven’s own invoices through the books as a business expense.
Hi! I’m Aitor Hunt. Before I got into sports arbitrage, I was a frustrated industrial engineer: just another cog in a big company, looking for a radical change.
That changed in 2018, when I came across software built by some friends from the Technical University of Madrid (BetOven), based on maths and automation. I was very sceptical at first (like almost everyone), but I started as a customer, tried it and saw how it worked first-hand. That’s how BetHunter was born. Today I’m here to explain how surebets and value bets work and how to automate them with method, knowing that the risk never goes away.
