Arbusers

Total money you lost at sharpbooks is higher then your overall net profit last year?

What exactly do you mean by "total money lost at softbooks"?

fixed:D

I am + 20k on pinny in the last 3 months.... 

Ah, sorry. Correction: Sharpbooks I mean of course. (You should had guessed, You can't lose at softbooks over long haul after all )

Last year, Total money you lost at sharpbooks is higher then your net annual profit?

thought you had that question backwards! my results are pretty close profit coming out on top just, pinnacle amazing bookmaker how they do it and amazing that i love them even though they take a shed load of cash off me ha!, no wonder they love an arber! what were your results?

Assuming that on average all the lines you take at the sharpbook are balanced, you lose 2.5-4% on every bet you place there by arbing, depending on juice. That is 1.25-2% of the total money invested. So if your average arb is lower than this, the answer is yes.

On Big league and on NBA NHL games they trading and take procentage!
But on the smaller leagues and the other sports 40 to 50% they fixing the games and taking much more money!

wibble wobble wrote: thought you had that question backwards! my results are pretty close profit coming out on top just, pinnacle amazing bookmaker how they do it and amazing that i love them even though they take a shed load of cash off me ha!, no wonder they love an arber! what were your results?

Total money I lost at sharp books last year is slightly higher then my yearly profit.
The situation is same for  every arber I talked to.

cristi13 wrote: Assuming that on average all the lines you take at the sharpbook are balanced, you lose 2.5-4% on every bet you place there by arbing, depending on juice. That is 1.25-2% of the total money invested. So if your average arb is lower than this, the answer is yes.

I disagree. My average arb is higher then this number but still..

And don't forget that arbs with higher % are more likely to win at softbooks.
Small arbs (arbs under %1) and micro arbs (arbs under %0.5) don't win very often in softbooks.

And what do you think is the reason for this? Sharp lines moving further more often than not? Sharpbooks offering lower odds on arb opportunities to make more profit?

cristi13 wrote: And what do you think is the reason for this? Sharp lines moving further more often than not? Sharpbooks offering lower odds on arb opportunities to make more profit?

Easy answer. The bigger line movement means a higher %. Lines/odds change for a reason.

At 3% juice the line where Total Profit = Sharpbook Loss is at 1.55% arbs, Lower arb means Profit < Loss. You said your average arb is higher and still Profit < Loss.
Either your data is incorrect/sample size not high enough , or the sharp lines are not balanced, which goes back to my previous questions.

Since money flows from softbooks to sharpbooks, every arber's softbook balance will up positive and sharp book balance will be negative.

You mean your sharpbook balance (just arbs) is positive? For how long? Speak in numbers.

i disagree that 0,5% arbs have lower yield..

My yield was with 2% arb on soft side 10%.. And now with 0,5% - 5%  (more than 5% dont valuebet) are same 10%

yes, it is for me.