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Exploring the world of profitable betting and what it takes to generate a long-term edge gambling. Through this series of podcasts, join Pete from the Smart Betting Club as he interviews professional punters and expert tipsters on how they make a profit betting and what lessons we can take from them for our own betting journey.Expect to learn about the strategies or methods they employ to win, the markets they focus on, bookmakers or exchanges they use and much more besides.

  1. 17h ago

    The Return of the Betting Ring - James Lovell on Bookmaking in 2026

    What is it really like running an independent bookmaker in Britain in 2026? In Episode 108, I sit down with James Lovell, co founder of DragonBet and experienced racecourse bookmaker, to explore life on the other side of the betting counter. James explains why bigger staking and sharper punters are increasingly returning to the racecourse, as competitive prices, online restrictions and reduced exchange liquidity make the betting ring an attractive alternative. We also get inside DragonBet, where compliance now requires roughly twice as many people as trading, and discuss sharp bettors, restrictions, regulation and the growing threat from black market bookmakers. Finally, James explains how increased taxation is affecting smaller operators and why, despite all these pressures, he remains optimistic about the future of independent bookmaking. KEY TALKING POINTS • James's journey from growing up in a bookmaking family to becoming a racecourse bookmaker • Bringing traditional racecourse bookmaking values into an online betting business • Why bigger staking and price sensitive punters are returning to the racecourse - especially with competitive pricing. • How online restrictions and compliance friction are influencing where people bet • The impact of declining exchange liquidity on bookmakers and punters • How large bets and AML checks are handled on course • Why compliance is now one of the biggest challenges facing independent bookmakers • How DragonBet approaches sharp and winning bettors • Why James believes bookmakers need customers who are trying to beat them • The competitive threat posed by unregulated and black market betting operators • Higher taxation, rising costs and why James believes DragonBet needs to grow rather than simply cut costs Support The Podcast You can support the SBC Podcast by visiting our podcast sponsor, Matchbook. Get 150 days commission free via this link: https://welcome.matchbook.com/SBC150 Resources & Mentions James Lovell and DragonBet: www.dragonbet.co.ukJames Lovell's article: Turnover on racing is down but its up in the ring: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/turnover-racing-down-its-up-ring-why-happening-what-does-lovell--iibdf/Smart Betting Club: smartbettingclub.comKey Quotes The Return of Real Bookmaking “Until a few years ago, you could be really lazy and just track the exchanges. Now you have to pay attention to your surroundings. It’s bringing back that old bookmaking skill again.” Sharp Punters Are Part of Bookmaking “I can’t say we want to take on every sharp punter in the world, but at the same time, we are bookmakers and we do want to have a bet. A bookmaker is not a bookmaker unless he’s got punters who are trying to beat him.” The Time to Worry Is When You Can Get On “My old man used to say to me all the time, the time to worry is when you can get on. If a bookmaker wants you to bet with them, you’re in trouble.” Why Punters Are Returning to the Racecourse “I’m taking the same amount of bets as I was a few years ago, but my average stake has gone up massively. It’s definitely the bigger punters. If you’re having a bigger bet, you’re more likely to shop around and notice the difference in prices.” Regulation Does Not Remove the Demand to Bet “The increase in stakes on the racecourse tells you one thing about over regulation. It doesn’t stop the demand. People still want to bet on horse racing. They’re just going to try and find somewhere else to go and do it.” Compliance Versus Taking Bets “The biggest shock to me when we launched, going from the racecourse to online, was how much smaller a part of the business trading is. We’re bookmakers. We want to be here taking bets, and it’s very easy to get distracted by other stuff such as compliance.” Why Bookmakers Ask for Bank Statements “You ask someone for a bank statement, I wouldn’t want to send my bank statement. I don’t want my missus to see my bank statement, never mind someone I don’t know at a bookmaker. But the truth is, to work within the Gambling Commission guidelines, there are certain instances where you have to ask for certain stuff.” The Black Market Advantage “These black market websites, their incentive is to do the opposite (than safer gambling). They want to provide the path of least friction for customers. Their advertising, they’re using no regulation as an advertising tool, and I just think it’s dangerous and wrong.” You Cannot Cut Your Way to Growth “You can cut your way to survival for a while, but ultimately you’ve got to grow your way out of it. We’re trying not to become a worse bookmaker and offer worse prices. We’re trying to become a bigger and better one.” Treating Punters Fairly “We’re fair bookmakers. We’re fair to punters. I can’t say that we’re going to take on every sharp punter, that would just be wrong. We’re a business trying to make money, but we’ll treat you properly.”

  2. Sep 15

    From Elite Referee to Profitable Betting. Benjamin Leander's Remarkable Story

    What separates a genuinely profitable football bettor from the thousands trying to beat the same markets? In Episode 107, I sit down with professional bettor, tipster, football analyst and former elite Danish referee Benjamin Leander to explore his unusual journey. Benjamin has spent more than 20 years immersed in football, refereeing and betting. He reached elite level in Denmark, won three football pools prizes worth a combined 2.6 million Danish kroner, and has built an impressive record finding value across global football markets. But his journey has been far from straightforward. Benjamin speaks openly about his gambling problems, including periods when poker, casino games and undisciplined betting undermined his sports betting. He explains how he regained control and why discipline remains essential. We also explore how he finds bets. Rather than focusing on efficient markets such as the Premier League and La Liga, he searches for value in Danish Cup matches, youth football, lower divisions, international competitions, cards markets and unusual motivational situations. Preparation is central to his approach. Benjamin explains how his betting calendar helps identify opportunities weeks in advance, including a Syria versus Palestine draw that moved from around 3.00 to 1.75–1.80. We also discuss his VIP betting service, reviewed in SBC Magazine Issue 163 and which continues to go from strength to strength with an extensive winning record and at an affordable price point. Whether you're interested in football betting, finding value in less efficient markets, running a betting service or developing the discipline to bet seriously, this is a fascinating and candid conversation. KEY TALKING POINTS Benjamin's journey from teenage referee to professional football and betting analystHow refereeing at elite level shaped his approach to cards and disciplinary marketsHow he won three major Danish football pools prizes worth a combined 2.6 million kronerBenjamin's candid account of his gambling addiction and the safeguards he now usesWhy discipline and bankroll control matter as much as finding valueWhy he avoids highly efficient markets such as the Premier League and La LigaHow he finds opportunities in youth football, cup competitions, lower leagues and international matchesWhy his monthly betting calendar is one of his biggest assetsWhy pricing matches yourself can expose major bookmaker errorsWhat he looks for when assessing motivation, suspensions and unusual circumstancesThe results behind Benjamin's VIP betting serviceWhy 96% to 98% of subscriber selections mirror his own betsWhy detailed written analysis is essential to his betting processThe dangers of betting FOMO and analysing too many competitionsWhy serious betting requires the preparation and discipline of a professional athleteThe importance of family, preparation and knowing when to switch off Support The Podcast You can support the SBC Podcast by visiting our podcast sponsor, Matchbook. Get 150 days commission free via this link: https://welcome.matchbook.com/SBC150 Resources & Mentions Benjamin Leander on X, @LeandinhoDKLeander's Lucrative VIP betting service: https://www.spilxperten.com/betalingsanalyser/leanders-lukrative/Read our full review of Benjamin's betting service in SBC Magazine Issue 163: https://smartbettingclub.com/blog/ex-referee-betting-service-review-13-roi-edge-in-sbc-magazine-163/Smart Betting Club: https://smartbettingclub.com/ Key Quotes "You can be good at betting, but it doesn't matter if you don't have the discipline or the bankroll to bet on a structured basis.""When you have been addicted, whether it's gambling, alcohol, drugs, food, whatever you have been addicted to, I have the belief that you will never be able to completely control it.""My way of getting out of this is not a recipe that I would recommend for anyone.""The biggest strength of this group is that it is almost a complete mirror of my own betting.""96 to 98% of the picks in the group are my own betting.""I will never send out a pick where I would just name the pick and not write anything.""Betting on this level should be treated the same way athletes are treating their sports. We have to be serious, we have to be prepared, we have to train, we have to work out, we have to be professionals.""The odds calendar is my biggest asset, being well prepared and being able to look a step before.""Keep in mind that we only have 24 hours a day, so don't suffer from betting FOMO."

  3. Aug 11

    Why Cricket Betting Is Booming. Finding Value With Ed Hawkins

    Cricket betting has become one of the fastest growing betting markets in the world. In Episode 106, I sit down with journalist, author and cricket betting expert Ed Hawkins to explore why more serious bettors are turning their attention to the sport. Drawing on more than 20 years covering cricket and betting markets, Ed explains why bookmakers continue to make pricing mistakes, the betting markets he believes offer the biggest edge, and why understanding pitch conditions is often more important than following recent form. We also discuss the rapid growth of franchise cricket around the world, how the CricStats VIP service identifies value alongside Richard Mann and Paul Krishnamurty, and why discipline remains one of the most underrated skills in profitable betting. If you've read our recent CricStats review in SBC Magazine Issue 166, this conversation provides an excellent opportunity to hear directly from one of the people behind the service. With an SBC membership, you can also save up to £200 on a CricStats subscription, making it an ideal time to explore one of our highest rated cricket betting services. Whether you're an experienced cricket bettor or someone looking to explore a growing market, this episode offers plenty of practical insights into finding value where others aren't looking. KEY TALKING POINTS Ed Hawkins' journey from Racing Post journalist to one of cricket betting's most respected analystsWhy cricket continues to offer value despite the explosion in data and analyticsHow bookmakers still make regular pricing mistakes in cricket marketsWhy pitch reports and playing conditions are often the biggest edge for bettorsThe balance between statistics, cricket knowledge and market pricingWhy Top Run Scorer, Player Performance and Sixes markets offer consistent opportunitiesWhy recent form can be overrated in T20 cricket bettingThe importance of discipline and knowing when not to place a betHow the CricStatz VIP team works together to identify value betsWhy the service only quotes realistic, widely available pricesThe rapid growth of franchise cricket and what it means for bettorsWhy some emerging cricket leagues are avoided because of integrity concernsHow Test cricket creates unique opportunities for in play bettingThe future of cricket betting and where Ed believes the biggest opportunities still existSupport The Podcast You can support the SBC Podcast by visiting our podcast sponsor, Matchbook. Get 150 days commission free via this link: https://welcome.matchbook.com/SBC150 Resources & Mentions Ed Hawkins on X: https://x.com/cricketbettingCrickStatz: https://telegram.cricstatz.ai/Read our full CricStatz review in SBC Magazine Issue 166SBC members can save up to £200 on a CricStatz subscriptionSmart Betting Club: https://smartbettingclub.com/ Key Quotes "The bookmakers do not have the resources to spend enough time on cricket. I think you get plenty of mistakes in cricket prices." "The pitch report is absolutely vital. I wouldn't be betting heavily on a game unless I was convinced I knew what the wicket was like." "Cricket is about failing the majority of the time. The trick is working out when someone is going to hit their sweet spot." "Good form doesn't necessarily exist in T20 cricket." "Cricket never stops. There's almost always another game tomorrow." "The growth of franchise leagues means there are betting opportunities almost every day of the year." "Years ago you could only really bet on match odds or Top Batsman. Now you've got player runs, player performances, wicket markets and total runs." "The money swirling around cricket betting is still absolutely huge." "The Indian betting market is so vast that it props up everything else."

  4. Jul 17

    From £1 Million In Betting Profits To Building Winning Syndicates. An Interview With Harry

    Making over £1 million from betting is enough to grab anyone's attention. The real story, though, is how my guest in Episode 105, Harry, got there. In this episode, Harry lifts the lid on two decades of professional betting, from exploiting early Betfair markets and building successful betting syndicates, to finding value on today's betting exchanges, managing variance, surviving losing years and continually adapting as betting markets have evolved. He also explains why exchanges now form the backbone of his betting, how he identifies inflated prices, and the practical challenges of funding accounts in an era of affordability checks. If you've ever wondered what separates long term winning bettors from everyone else, this is an honest and fascinating insight into the mindset, discipline and decision making required to stay ahead. KEY TALKING POINTS Harry's journey to more than £1 million in betting profitsWhy he still works in the legal profession despite betting professionallyHow early Betfair markets created opportunities that no longer existThe transition from trading and shop betting to exchange based value bettingBuilding and operating successful betting syndicatesHow syndicates calculate expected value and split profits fairlyThe evolution of bookmaker promotions, Lucky 15s and shop betting opportunitiesFinding value through exchanges, inflated markets and probability modellingUsing Bookie Bashing alongside personal research to validate pricesWhy adapting to changing markets is essential for long term successManaging variance, losing years and maintaining confidence in expected valueThe psychological benefits of working with trusted betting partnersThe impact of affordability checks, exchange funding and bookmaker restrictionsExamples of betting "unicorns" and market inefficiencies that generated exceptional returnsHarry's biggest betting wins and lessons from twenty years as a professional bettorHis advice for anyone looking to build a sustainable betting career from scratchSupport The Podcast You can support the SBC Podcast by visiting our podcast sponsor, Matchbook. Get 150 days commission free via this link: https://welcome.matchbook.com/SBC150 Resources & Mentions Harry on Twitter(X): https://x.com/bazapepsSmart Betting Club: https://smartbettingclub.com/

  5. Jun 18

    Juan From Bet Hero: Building One Of The Smartest Value Betting Platforms

    In Episode 104, Pete sits down with Juan, founder of Bet Hero, the value betting platform recently reviewed and recommended in SBC Magazine 164. Juan explains how his journey into betting began not through gambling, but by identifying inefficiencies in other markets. From building software to profit from sneaker releases, GPUs and collectibles, his background in computer science and automation naturally led him into arbitrage and eventually value betting. The discussion explores the difference between arbitrage and value betting, why expected value is the foundation of long term success, and how Bet Hero evolved from a simple Discord alert bot into a platform covering more than 400 sportsbooks worldwide. Pete and Juan analyse SBC’s review of 16,488 bets producing a 4.06% ROI, explaining why ROI alone can be misleading, the importance of closing line value, and how successful users maximise returns through volume, discipline and focusing on EV rather than short term results. Finally, Juan discusses Bet Hero’s unique pricing model using multiple sharp sources, alongside Kelly staking, middle betting, and the ongoing battle to stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated bookmakers. SBC members can also access an exclusive 20% discount on Bet Hero plans, saving up to €215 when joining before the end of June 2026. Full details at https://smartbettingclub.com/blog/bet-hero_review/ Topics covered include From sneaker reselling and software engineering into sports bettingHow arbitrage introduced Juan to value bettingWhy expected value is more important than individual resultsLearning to ignore short term variance and think long termBuilding the first Bet Hero Discord botGrowing from a personal tool into a platform covering 400+ sportsbooksWhy underserved betting regions create opportunitiesHow SBC analysed 16,488 Bet Hero bets and recorded a 4.06% ROIWhy ROI must be viewed alongside turnover and betting volumeUsing EV filters to improve performanceWhy closing line value is a key measure of successThe habits of Bet Hero’s most successful usersWhy higher odds and lower strike rates can still offer excellent valueBuilding fair odds using multiple sharp sources rather than only PinnacleThe role of exchanges and prediction markets in modern pricingKelly staking versus level stakesAdding middle betting and future Bet Hero developments Support The Podcast You can support the SBC Podcast by visiting our podcast sponsor, Matchbook. Get 150 days commission free via this link: https://welcome.matchbook.com/SBC150 Resources & Mentions Bet Hero: https://betherosports.comBet Hero on X: @betherosportsSmart Betting Club: https://smartbettingclub.com/SBC's review of Bet Hero: https://smartbettingclub.com/blog/bet-hero_review/ Key Quotes and Pull Outs On discovering value betting “I always heard that less than 5% of bettors actually make money. The moment I understood how sportsbooks set odds and bake in a margin, everything changed.” “In the long run, value betting is more profitable (than arbitrage) because you don’t need to hedge and sacrifice some of the profit.” On mindset and handling variance “If you start getting anxious about short term performance, it’s going to play you mentally.” “I don’t even check how the games are doing anymore. I place as many bets as I can and look at the results later.” “The top users only care about expected value. It doesn’t matter if the bet has a 1% chance of winning or a 70% chance of winning. As long as it’s positive expected value, that’s all that matters.” On building Bet Hero “In the beginning, my idea was to build it for myself to take advantage of my local sportsbooks.” “There was no website, no dashboard. It was just a Discord bot sending me alerts when a value bet was found.” “Once I saw the product was working for me and for my friends, I decided to make it public.” On the reality of value betting returns “Even if you’re getting a 1% ROI, it’s daily. It compounds very quickly.” “I find there is a misconception when people compare betting ROI to the stock market. It’s like comparing apples to oranges.” On finding the best betting opportunities “We usually recommend users start with over 3% expected value because you have a safe margin.” “Beginners care too much about winning probability. They filter out a big chunk of volume where value exists.” “There is no sportsbook that is the sharpest at everything.” On the future of betting markets “Prediction markets provide valuable data because you can see where the money is flowing and in what magnitude.” "This is a constant battle. The sportsbooks get better with time and we also get better.” “We continue improving the software every day.”

  6. Jun 5

    Smart Bash Live : "Getting Down Is The Real Edge" With Jeevan Jeyaratnam, Phil Smith & Varun Sudhakar

    Recorded live at Smart Bash 2026, Pete Ling is joined by Phil Smith, Jeevan Jeyaratnam and Varun Sudhakar to explore one of the biggest challenges facing profitable bettors today: not finding value, but actually getting money down. The panel discusses how AI driven risk management, affordability checks and increasingly sophisticated customer profiling have changed the betting landscape. Topics include account longevity, timing of bets, market selection, exchange betting, accumulators, player props and the practical realities of avoiding restrictions while still maximising value. Drawing on experience from both sides of the industry, the conversation offers actionable insights for bettors looking to improve their returns, preserve access to bookmakers and make more from the edges they already have. Key topics: Why finding value alone is no longer enough, and how to make sure you can actually get meaningful stakes on your best betsWhat modern bookmakers are really looking for when profiling customers, and how AI is changing the way winning bettors are identifiedPractical ways to improve account longevity and reduce the risk of restrictions, affordability checks and stake reductionsHow accumulators, player props and other market types can help serious bettors maximise opportunities and stay under the radarWhy the timing of your bets can be just as important as the selection itself, and how to avoid common execution mistakesHow betting exchanges can provide greater flexibility, better scalability and an alternative route when bookmaker limits become an issueActionable advice for £50 to £100 stake bettors looking to increase profits, preserve accounts and build a more sustainable betting operation Support The Podcast You can support the SBC Podcast by visiting our podcast sponsor, Matchbook. Get 150 days commission free via this link: https://welcome.matchbook.com/SBC150 Resources & Mentions Phil on Twitter(X): https://x.com/philbettingJeevan: https://x.com/JeevesOddsVarun: https://x.com/svarun91Smart Betting Club: https://smartbettingclub.com/Key Quotes "Finding value has become much more democratised. Getting your money down is now 50% of the problem, if not more. The real challenge these days is execution." Varun "Every Monday morning I'll be at my desk looking at my deposits for the week and making sure I don't go over £500 per week because the affordability check will tend to trigger if you're depositing five grand a month." Phil "It's about not what wins, but what wins you the most." Pete "I've realised that I need to spread the staking across various different accounts. When I do it on one or two accounts, that's when the affordability check triggers." Phil "We're seeing algorithmic AI solutions that will do this job much faster, much better and at a greater scale than human traders can do." Jeevan "You can prime an account, but AI will pick up your bet as soon as you put the good bet on." Jeevan "You can have the biggest edge in Romanian tennis, but if you can't get down, it just doesn't matter." Varun "If you value the account, you've got to be very careful betting on niche markets where there's little liquidity." Jeevan "The worst thing that you can do is keep getting accounts locked with big cash balances in. You don't know when you're going to get paid out. It's just a nightmare." Phil

  7. May 11

    Smart Bash 2026 - Exclusive Preview With Jesse May & Simon Nott

    In Episode 102 of the SBC Podcast, I’m joined by Jesse May and Simon Nott to preview Smart Bash 2026, which is taking place on May 27th and 28th in London, England.  You can grab your tickets and save 10% on the cost by using the SBC discount code: SBCSBASH10 when purchasing via www.smart-bash.com This special episode breaks down why Smart Bash has quickly become one of the standout betting events in the UK, bringing together everyone from aspiring bettors to some of the sharpest operators, traders and professional gamblers in the industry. We discuss what makes the event different from a traditional gambling conference, why the networking side is such a huge part of the experience, and how many of the best conversations happen away from the stage, between bettors sharing ideas, edges and experiences that rarely get discussed publicly. We also preview the major workshops and panels taking place across the two days, including: • World Cup betting and trading angles • Prediction markets and exchange betting • The growth of the black market • Tax and syndicate structures • Bookmaker restrictions and sustainability • Racecourse betting and bookmaker insights • The evolution of betting edges • Why “getting money down” has become one of the biggest modern advantages Alongside the betting discussions, the episode also explores the wider challenges facing bettors today, from affordability checks and regulation through to the growing importance of execution, timing and account management. Whether you are looking to sharpen your edge, meet like minded bettors, or better understand where the betting industry is heading next, this episode explains exactly why Smart Bash has built such a strong reputation within serious betting circles. Support The Podcast You can support the SBC Podcast by visiting our podcast sponsor, Matchbook. Get 150 days commission free via this link: https://welcome.matchbook.com/SBC150 Resources & Mentions Smart Bash Tickets: www.smart-bash.com Smart Betting Club: https://smartbettingclub.com/ On what makes Smart Bash different “It was the brainchild of people who wanted something that was just for bettors, just serious bettors.” On betting being a lonely pursuit “Professional gambling, or the attempt to become a professional gambler, is a lonely road.” On the networking side of Smart Bash “They only met that day at the event, but they were talking as if they’d known each other for years.” On hidden betting talent “There’s quite a lot of people who attend that have no profile publicly, but are big bettors or run big betting operations” On Jose’s workshop “Too many people just think they have a bet and always bet a single instead of looking at multiples and parlays.” On execution and betting strategy via the SBC Panel planned “If you can 2x how much money you can make from every account, that’s worth that edge alone.” On why people should attend “If you have a passion for taking betting seriously, just come. You’ll have fun.”

  8. Apr 24

    Phil Smith, Antepost Betting Edges & Battling The Bookies - A Modern Betting Journey

    Today, I’m joined by Phil Smith, a full time football bettor specialising in antepost (futures) markets and exchange trading. Phil shares his journey from early losses and trial and error, through to building a profitable approach combining Betfair trading and more recently, antepost betting. We go deep into how antepost betting works in practice, where the real edge comes from, and why volume, structure and discipline are key to long term success. The conversation also explores the growing challenges facing bettors today, including Phil’s own experiences, from being permanently removed from Betfair after years of activity, to being locked out of funds and bets for months during an affordability check with Sky Bet. These real world examples highlight the realities of modern betting, where getting money down, accessing funds, and even maintaining accounts has become as important as finding value. Bettors everywhere are experiencing woeful levels of customer service and significant hurdles depositing money for betting due to the failure of affordability checks and overbearing regulation. Phil's story captures and explains those frustrations in full for all to hear. This is a practical, honest discussion about modern betting, where theory often takes a back seat to execution, access and adaptability. KEY TALKING POINTS Phil’s journey from early losses to going full time in 2020Transition into antepost betting and building a profitable edgeTurning a £3k bankroll into £12k through structured bettingBetfair trading as the foundation of his bankrollImpact of affordability checks, account closures and restrictionsBeing removed from Betfair after years of activity.Being locked out of funds and bets for months with Sky BetEvolution of his antepost strategy and staking approachManaging variance through diversification and structured bettingCombining short term income with long term ante post returnsSupport The Podcast You can support the SBC Podcast by visiting our podcast sponsor, Matchbook. Get 150 days commission free via this link Resources & Mentions Phil on Twitter(X): https://x.com/philbettingTelegraph article featuring Phil "The professional sports gamblers being hunted down by the bookies"Chris Fawcett's SYC Suggestion Smart Betting ClubKEY QUOTES On early struggles:  “There was a lot of going through bankrolls and going around in circles. “It took me about 10 years before I went full time.” On finding an edge in antepost betting:  “I realised there was a lot more to learn and a lot more angles to cover.” On building a bankroll:  “I turned three grand into about twelve grand, that was a big bank builder.” On going full time:  “I wasn’t happy in my job, so I decided to take the risk and go for it.” On Betfair challenges:  “Betfair staff don’t really understand how people trade and operate. I never expected to get kicked off, it definitely caught me by surprise.” On Sky Bet issues: “It was six months of no access to my funds, no access to my bets. You can’t even speak to the people actually dealing with your account.” On volume and variance:  “If you don’t place enough bets, you can easily get caught out.” On long term success: “If you can combine day to day profit with long term systems, that’s the way to go.

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Exploring the world of profitable betting and what it takes to generate a long-term edge gambling. Through this series of podcasts, join Pete from the Smart Betting Club as he interviews professional punters and expert tipsters on how they make a profit betting and what lessons we can take from them for our own betting journey.Expect to learn about the strategies or methods they employ to win, the markets they focus on, bookmakers or exchanges they use and much more besides.

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