Arbusers

I noticed a bookmaker offered by Surebet named Kwiff. They say they offer supercharged bets after a selection of their algorithm. Eligible bets are single, doubles and accumulators. But there is no info about the criteria that will select the supercharged bets. So here are my questions:

Anyone using them? Are they reliable?
How much supercharged are these supercharged bets? If my odds are 3.00, what will these odds become after the supercharge?
How often do they supercharge the bets?
Will they supercharge bets that are already arbs or value bets?

Probably the last question is the most important one. Thank you very much for any info provided.

I've used them for a few bets (less than 20, then they silently gubbed me); they're regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, so they're reliable. However, they are a hit or miss in terms of their value.

Their supercharged boosts are never consistent; I've had bets boosted x3- x4 (creating massive arbs), and I've also had bets that were rarely boosted. I'm not sure if there's a pattern that identifies which bets will be massively boosted. They also offer surprise bets, but again, it's not consistent whether they will be layable or even at value odds.

They are around for almost a decade now. They partner with Evolution Gaming and NetEnt as far as I know. Their mobile app is highly rated design and functionality, but the desktop version is less optimised and may be difficult to navigate.

I have no idea about their algorithm and how they select the bets to supercharge. They call it a ''secret'', but who knows, maybe they take bets from various sources and the supercharge is a way to balance some risks.

The fact that they limit players too, as Vatan19 experienced, is not living enough space for optimism.

everyones wet dream... on paper. they supercharge values as well . it seems totally random with regards to the multiplicator. however their support is absolutely worthless and it seems they have big payout problems.

they apply to a rule which says,that you must never withdraw more than you have deposited. the withdrawal complaints did increase rapidly the last year. a vague guess how they finance it is

1) generally poor odds
2) based on the huge complaints on serious review sites they seem to have a terrible casino RTP

it seems there are much more casino players than sports bettors based on the relation of complaints.

i only use them for very small valuebets or +- 0 bets in the hope that the bet gets kwiffed.
i havent used them heavily and on my experience you can roughly estimate a kwiff every 5-7 bets which obviously is nice.

take care and calculate the bets before you place them . i found out that there are mistakes quite frequently on the only comparrison site out there.