Free Online Surebet Calculator + All Actual Arbitrage Sure Bets Today

We present you with our classic manual surebet calculator. This betting tool will help you check whether given odds guarantee you an opportunity to win, and also allow you to quickly calculate the necessary amount of bets, overlap leverage and ensure a profit regardless of the final result of an event. By adding odds in the respective fields, the surebet calculator shows the profit and how much to bet on each outcome in order to get a profit. Read our comprehensive guide to surebets and how to use the bet calculator to help you quickly calculate your returns and boost your guaranteed win net income.

The unique part of our Surebet calculator is that it offers live surebets. This betting tool will be useful for both new customers and experienced betters allowing them to increase their winnings with one touch of a button.

Surebetting or Arbitrage betting is when a punter in order to get a guaranteed profit, places bets on different outcomes in the same event, making use of more favourable odds offered by different bookmakers. To find arbitrage opportunities the punter must look at the odds offered by a number of separate betting sites, special offers or money-back options. It is vital to compare as many odds as possible or to play markets where price quickly changes. This type of betting provides a guaranteed profit and is done by placing fractional bets on every possible outcome with different bookmakers to ensure a profit. The bets can be placed on a two-way (e.g. win/lose) or three-way outcome market (e.g. win, draw, lose) and the stake must be calculated to ensure a profit.

How do I use the surebet calculator?

Using the surebet calculator is quite simple, however, scouring the best bookmaker sites and checking for the different odds offered on a particular event for two teams can be quite time-consuming. Using a surebets betting tool or an odds comparison tool can make this process much easier. Once you have the opposing odds for the event, the numbers only need inputting into the surebet calculator with the amount you wish to stake. The surebet calculator will then tell you the amount you need to wager on each outcome and what your profit will be. For example on a two-way event between:

Team A with odds of 2.05
Team B with odds of 2.15
A stake of £100
A wager of £51.19 on Team A will give a return of £104.94
A wager of £48.81 on Team B will give a return of £104.94
A net profit of 4.94%

FAQ

Is sure betting legal?

As long as sports betting is legal in the country you reside, sure betting/arbitrage betting is not illegal as all the bettor is doing is taking advantage of favourable odds offered by a particular bookmaker over another bookmaker of a particular event. Although your bookmaker may not approve of large-scale sure betting to make a profit, no laws are broken.

How do surebets work?

There is now a large number of sports betting sites offering odds on the same sporting event, however not all bookies agree on the same betting odds for a particular result, thus allowing the punter to make a profit by betting different amounts on opposite outcomes of the event with different bookmakers. By using a sure bet calculator the bettor can easily calculate surebets and how much profit can be made depending on the various outcomes.

What sports betting markets are available when sure betting?

Sure betting or arbitrage betting can be used on all sports markets where there’s is a two-way (win, lose) or three-way market. For example football, rugby, baseball and basketball. For sports such as tennis where there is no outcome for a draw, arb betting is made easier as there are only 2 possible outcomes of the event. Using a surebet calculator helps you calculate the amount you need to wager on both teams and the possible net income.

How much real money can I win when Sure Betting?

Although the whole idea of a sure bet/arbitrage bet suggests a win guarantee on each outcome, the sure profit is usually a very low percentage. This means that to retain a high net income the original outlay with the bookie must be quite high. Alternatively, by using a sure bet strategy over a period and a large number of sports events, arbitrage betting could bring you steady profits with no or little risk.