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This video is going to explain to you how you can maximize your profits with match betting. I'm going to explain it to Steve as dumb as I can so he understands this little profit formula. All right, are you ready? I want you to ask questions. I'm going to test your knowledge at the end. So this formula applies to match betting; however, as I said before, I think I can actually apply it to paid ads or anything that's marketing. Right, so you got three factors, and no matter what, everything is going to come back to one of three factors in terms of how much you can make. Let's use match betting.
First one is time. So with match betting, you have a mathematical edge; the bookies give you the promos. The longer you expose yourself to that edge, technically the more money you make. Understood?
Mhm. So the things that can affect time—well, if you get your accounts banned, then technically you're going to match bet for less, unless you get more accounts. So time is somewhat critical to defense. Defense affects time; however, you can turn a switch on and get more accounts and still increase your time. But essentially, the rule here for this one: the longer this is, the more you make. Right, pretty pretty easy one. That's probably the only one you can't actually control. You can't make [ __ ] 12 months fly by. We can't control time.
Next one is average unit size. Um, now this could be also considered volume. Um, now the more you put into this one, technically the more you can make, right? So once you understand that match betting works and you're limited by, let's just say, $50 bonus bets on each bookie, people start thinking outside the box. They then put more bets on more bookies, or they get more bookies. They then can increase this. However, this comes with a problem: if you increase this too quickly on one set of accounts, you get banned; therefore, you lose your accounts. This will go down, and this will go down; therefore, you make no money if you go too aggressive. If you don't know defense, if you can sustain your accounts for longer, technically this will end up being uh consistently longer, which means average goes up. So comparing two different people, they do the exact same thing on all different systems—let's just say they follow a sports system and a horse system—one of them follows on a $30 unit size, one of them follows on a $30 unit size, and one of them follows on a $100 unit size over 12 months. Now, assuming they're following the exact same things—sports system, horse system, whatever—who's going to make more money? $100 unit size or $30 unit size for a year? Three times the amount of money. If this goes to 200, obviously going to make like six and a half times, seven almost seven times more money than the 30. However, what happens here when people realize, "Hey, I can make 2 to 3K, 2 to 3K a month on my own set of accounts"? If you get five sets of those or or duplicate that by five, technically you can go to 10K a month on your on those set of accounts. However, people run into problems here because they might get money stuck in accounts because they get stat decked or [ __ ] whatever, right? So as this keeps going, as this keeps increasing, you're going to make more money, but this is more like a brute force. So once people discover match betting, they then think, "Well, hang on, I can make all this money; I'm just going to put as much as I can into this," essentially like, for example, with views on social media: if I don't know you worked out that 10,000 views got you three customers, "Hang on, I'm going to 20x that and get paid ads," but then all of a sudden that didn't convert to the same ratio because Factor number three [ __ ] up, which I'm going to talk about now.
So profit efficiency is your last one, and this also can be um called um account [ __ ]—let's just see optimization. So okay, dumbing this down, things that affect this are bonus turnover percentage. So most match bettors—if you take someone out of the free course, they're going to turn over their bonuses at 65%; if you take someone out of Platinum Squad, they're going to turn them over at 80; if you take someone out of mentorship, you're going to get 100. So going back to this example, let's just take someone following the horse system and the sports system on a $50 unit size for an entire year. Last year, the horse system printed 30,000 worth of bonus bets, 600 units of bonus in an entire year on a $50 unit size. So here, if you turn that over—let's just go with 30k—at 65, at 80, at 100, this person here—Mentor, remember, at $50 unit size—has made 30,000 off bonus bet turnover; this one has made 24, and this one has made—what's that—uh, 20 and a half, is that right? I wouldn't imagine that. 20,500. Be right here. We go. No, 20, sorry, 19,500, 500. Um, so there you've got 19.5k, 24k, 30k. Now that doesn't seem like a lot, but you've got an 11 and 10 1/2k difference here and a 6k difference there. Now add this and go back to the 200, $200 unit size person. This would become four times that, which is 120k. Now you've got 120k; you've got—um, you want to help me out here? Four by 24, four, yeah, 960, 96k, and then I don't know what the 65 is—that would be four times that, which is 76, 78. So there you got a 42k, 42k difference and a 24k difference, and that this is per year. So that's just on, that's just on bonus turnover. Add in non-promo turnover as well. Most people in the Platinum Squad are going to be losing anywhere from 5 to 10% on their non-promos. I'd say closer towards 10. Now, if you're turning over, maintaining a 1:1 ratio, you're probably going to be turning over somewhere in the vicinity of 30k a year, and that's on a minimum 1:1. That's assuming all the promos that you've actually achieved were from a bonus bet that uh, sorry, all the bonuses you received exactly, which is not the case. So this would probably be closer to be like 40 to 50k. So if you're losing let, more, yeah, if you're losing let's just say 10%, you've lost 6k in a year on 60k, and if you increase your pro non-promo turnover to let's just say zero, like not losing, you've gained 6k. But that's only on a $50 bet size. If you then turned over—going with your figures, you said 60k for $50—let's go 240, which is maybe overs, maybe not. If you're losing 10%, you've lost 24k; that's a minus. You've lost 5%, you've lost 12, and if you're 0%, which is what Lenny's aiming to get people to, you're going to lose zero. So so from here to here, you you've gained 24k. So profit efficiency just on bonus turnover, just on on promos at the extreme end—this is why when people say, "Hey, like mentorship program is not really helpful to people who are already making lots of money"—[ __ ] it's actually way more [ __ ] important because there you've just gained—go from here to here, 24, and go from here to here, 12. That's on 200. People are going higher than this. People outside of our community, some people try 3, $400 units; that's just going to keep going up, right? So the other thing as well is like account optimization. So that's just talking about non-promo and bonus turnover. You can also talk about like what else are you doing in your accounts? How much are you getting out of your accounts? How much are you making? Every account's going to be worth way more to you once this goes up. So all of a sudden you give an account to someone with a good understanding of how to make money but not a good understanding of this; their account value decreases. And the other thing that's not even factored in here is time and energy. Once you become better at this, you can do the same amount of match betting and make 2, 3x what someone else is making, and they're spending more time, wasting more energy. So you've got like that added factor which you can't put a money value on, but you got a human value where you're considering like if you have 100% energy in a week, 30% of it's getting used on match betting, you're going to burn out quicker and/or you're not going to get the same rewards as you could with the same amount of time and energy from optimizing this and this. So yeah, most people who make a lot of money match betting that are deficient here don't don't even know it, and they just win on mass, so they can just get mass accounts [ __ ], throw so much money down the funnel, and then they don't actually know that they could be making way more with, let's say, half the average unit size.
So that's the profit formula. What the reason why I said it's the same for paid ads—paid ads, would you agree that the longer time goes, the more leads you get?
I mean, yeah, I suppose, yeah. Like if you're getting a new [ __ ] 400 a month, yeah, but it's not necessarily the case. Multiply that by 12 months; you're probably going to get more leads than you would. A bit different, but yes, generally speaking.
But ads do burn out.
Yeah, do, but you're going to get more and more new leads, which technically is more and more time.
No, yeah, but ads can die. But yeah, I guess the longer you have your ads open for… yeah. Like that average unit size, I would say is like a combination of I don't know, paid ads back to front, but also yeah.
So ad spend converts to views. Technically, yes. Yeah, so you're increasing this. Yeah, but if your [ __ ] conversion [ __ ] house, yeah, then it's then you not so much conversion. Even just like what the, like everything like, I don't know, is it set up properly? All the things you do with the ads and the target customer or target audience. You've got profit efficiency. So technically, you can achieve the same result with less time and energy, with more efficiency, and you don't have to have a stupid amount of ads spend here. You'll win; you'll still win by spending more, but you could be spending less and make the same or or yeah. So I agree. There's your match betting. Um, the only one thing I'll say that why isn't similar to it isn't or is it isn't similar to paid ads, yeah, is that if I have a decent understanding of match betting and I have a decent understanding of paid ads, so I have the same level of understanding across both paid ads and match betting, I can increase my average unit size ads basically no matter what—you can almost infinite money as long as I've got infinite money. I can increase my unit size, and much better they are capped until they upill, so they actually in order to become more efficient. So sorry, in order to increase that unit size, yes, people can like increase their unit size, but it is capped to a certain degree. Like if someone is if someone's not a mentor and they don't have the extra upskill or they're not upskilled—you know, like you teaching mentor—and they don't have, they're not like that super super advanced elite match better weapon, then their average unit size I would say is capped at probably $200. So they can't go to those 3, 4, $500, which some people in or are sustainably—no, they they may be able to do it for like a month, and then they'll just run into problems and give up or run into problems and get stuck. When you look at it pragmatically, it's like there is, in order to do that, you need you'd have to put in 80 hours to go to a 4, $500 unit size with only like Platinum level understanding of match betting, whereas you can go to a four, five like… so yeah, that's—do you understand what I'm—
No, for sure.
Average unit size, I can—I have a low level understanding of paid ads, and I can juice it as high as I—there's no cap on how high I can juice it. However, a Platinum level understanding does have a cap. So what I forgot to say—the most important point, apologies—this is purely based off what I call the stuck skill, knowledge, experience. You technically have a little bit of knowledge, so this is all based—like it's all skill, knowledge, experience, which you can't just get like that. You have to actually do all three. Knowledge you can kind of get slowly, slowly through doing it yourself, through experience, but you'll never optimize your skill and your knowledge and your experience to a higher level until someone else tells you to do it better and better and better. So it's like you you could, you would, you know, it's better—there's better ways to do it—correct. It's it's a combination of like limiting beliefs as well. It's like you think you you're [ __ ] awesome, but you actually don't know like like there's people on [ __ ] Twitter that don't even believe you can make like 10K a month. It's like they're fully limited to like the belief that one, your accounts just get banned, and two, you can't increase your unit size above $50. Some taking it back even further—people don't believe that you can—like you know how people always say like, "Hey, how do you do more than $50? Only bookies only do $50 bets." It's like, "Bro, there's [ __ ] 30 bookies offering that on a Saturday. You can do 50 and 50, and that's 100." Like that's like like the simplest version of a limiting belief that people—it's literally right in front of them; they don't put two and two together. And there's hundreds of combinations of all these different things where even we—I've I match bet for seven years; Lenny walks into our office and our team last year and teaches me [ __ ] that I haven't even [ __ ] seen. All three of us are like mind blown by half the [ __ ] that he knows. That's fully—we never said we knew everything, but like we we thought we did know 90%. In hindsight, we probably know like 60. So it's like there's always going to be an opportunity to get more and more knowledge, and when you don't allow yourself to grab that, you miss it. So it's like he's the the greatest ability to scale, like 'cause you just push buttons, and like you said, yeah, you can't go like high, but technically you can if you just have an unlimited accounts.
Right.
No, I'd say it's unlimited time though, like you…
Well, yeah, it's… yeah. Well, this is unless you're doing things in an efficient way. Yeah, your time's going to get [ __ ]; it's it's almost more your energy, not your time.
Yeah, it's energy. Um, but but yeah, like this is the most scalable; this is the lack of the least amount to to control. Um, you can just throw [ __ ] in here and just brute force it, but eventually this will run into problems. Once you get this good and you then add in this good luck, like you—that's ultimate um formula. So it's like, and this gap's just going to keep getting bigger and bigger as this keeps going up, and you're talking about like this could end up being 1, 15, and that's per year difference. You can end up being like 150k per year difference, 200k per year difference if you're operating on mass scale. Yeah, so it's like, yeah, that's kind of what I was going with, but yeah, I think if you look at what Platinum Pete would—P Pete has written a few things where he's like, "If I wasn't in Mentor, I would be four grand less off."
Yeah.
Well, he's just comparing, but he's literally just comparing the numbers between that time period. Yeah, between that time period, but he's not considering that—see, he's not considering that his unit size has also doubled because he's in mentorship. So he's just—if he had like since day one from joining mentorship to now, he's doubled his unit size, but he's assuming that he would have doubled his unit size had he not been in mentorship, but he wouldn't have doubled his his unit size—10x his unit size only has he's just looking at purely the efficiency. Yes, the 4K more efficient because he's turning his bonus bet tire at a large, and he's not losing on non-promo, but he's forgetting to or he's neglecting the fact that his unit size has doubled, and therefore his profit is 4K plus the difference in unit size as well, which is [ __ ] huge. Yeah, so the prog factors—like you kind of said here—when you get exposed—like people have come in and said to us, "Hey, I can only I can only do $100 unit size; like I can't see myself ever getting higher than that. I just I don't understand how that's possible." Then a month later, after they've had guidance and the coaching, they're doing 300, $300 unit sizes. So it's like what you said with Pete—Pete, if he joined Mentor on let's just say day one, he probably would have made [ __ ] I don't know, half a Mill by now. Who knows? I mean, that's extreme; people won't believe that, but the reality is he would progress way faster because he's got the the knowledge, the skill, the experience, the confidence—knows exactly what to do because he's been told how to do it and believe—yeah, believe the confidence is huge because a lot of people like they're not sure if it's the right thing to do. Lenny explains it really well in the um in the Wy chat. He goes, "Right now you're operating on what you assume is right; I'm going to tell you what I know is right," and it's like, "Well, okay, now you don't have to worry about is this right," and you just execute the skill and the action. Ask anyone who like [ __ ] coaches someone—like tennis coaches, like gym coaches—if the athlete doesn't have to worry about it and just goes there to train, then [ __ ] that's one thing less the worry the athlete has to worry about.
Yeah.
So yeah, does that make sense? Yeah, the other thing as well that hasn't been kind of made clear here as a result of all three of these things—um, your your hourly rate goes up when this goes up because you can get more out of your time, and your value goes up, which I—and then there was one other one, but forgotten. But yeah, with this, it's like, "Hang on, as as a—like, for example, that guy on the email before, he said, 'How the [ __ ] do you get bonus bets? How do you get promos?'" It's like, well, there's things that you can—he's the worst optimization Spectrum.
Yeah, correct. It's… yeah. If you give an account to a mug gambler, right, they're going to lose money on that account. If you give an account to a free course member, they're just going to turn over deposit matches. If you give an account to a Platinum member, they're going to know how to make money off the promotions, the horse promos, etc. Give an account to a mentor member; he's going to make way more because he understands other methods—non-promo; he's going to understand ways in which he can use certain promos and do things outside of the I don't know, the sport system and the horse system on top of that. So it's like all of a sudden now you can now do way more money from the same set of accounts to someone else has. So it's like, yeah, that probably should be a fourth point.
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