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Betting Odds & Price Types

The Types Of Odds & Prices In 2024, there are a large variety of different odds and price types available to the Australian punter on all racing codes (Horses, Harness, Greyhounds) whereas only Fixed Odds (FO) are available on other ...

Frequently Asked Questions

Sometimes we need help with things that should be simple. Technology can be difficult to handle at times and always comes with caveats. Courses & services can contain detailed knowledge that needs further discussion or training. Our ...

Matched Betting

Matched betting is a betting strategy that involves placing bets on all possible outcomes of a sporting event to ensure a profit regardless of the outcome. The key to this strategy is to use free bets, bonuses, and promotions offered by ...

Cryptocurrency Mining

Each individual cryptocurrency runs on a blockchain; that’s a shared ledger, replicated multiple times across a network of computers. Each transaction that is made, as well as the ownership of every single cryptocurrency in circulation i...

Middle Betting

Middle betting typically refers to a strategy used in sports betting where a bettor takes advantage of differences in handicaps or totals offered by different bookmakers. The goal is to place bets on both sides of an outcome in such a wa...

Bitcoin

Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer digital currency, all transactions occur directly between independent, equal, network participants without the need of any centralised financial institution.

Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency is any form of decentralised currency that is digital or virtual, that is secured by cryptography and is based on blockchain technology.

Arbitrage

Arbitrage is a betting strategy that takes advantage of differences in odds between different bookmakers to guarantee a profit regardless of the outcome of a sporting event. It involves placing bets on all possible outcomes of a sporting...

Decentralised Finance (DeFi)

It is the elimination of central intermediaries such as banks, allowing individuals and entities to conduct financial transactions through emerging technology without the need of a third party.