SPORTS Arbitrage Trading and Online Gambling Groups Benefit as a New Comprehensive Sportsbook Database is Launched

SportsArbitrageGuide.com has completed the second stage of its re-launch by releasing the new SureBetBookies.com sportsbook database. This new database, completely original in design and content, helps all online gamblers and adds yet another powerful tool to the growing list of sports arbitrage trading accessories. This set of tools, software and websites now available make sports arbitrage trading significantly easier and safer for the average person to access.

Sydney, NSW (PRWeb) April 7, 2007 --

The SureBetBookies database is designed to help anyone thinking about gambling online to select the best sportsbook for their situation without needing to sort through pages of sales pitches designed to entice them into a sportsbook which simply is not appropriate for them.

Last weekend saw the new SureBetBookies.com database finally revealed after many months of waiting, and it did not disappoint. Feedback in the Sports Arbitrage Guide and ArbForum.co.uk forums since the launch has been overwhelmingly positive, with one happy member reporting that he learnt from SureBetBookies about an 11% bonus he was missing out on. He contacted the sportsbook in question and they retroactively paid him for several hundred dollars worth of deposits.

The SureBetBookies sportsbook information database is designed to provide visitors with a practical tool for selecting their online sportsbooks. By cataloguing a large range of details for every sportsbook in the database, any visitor can filter out unwanted criteria, sort the remaining bookies and compare every available option side by side. Thus a factual analysis of each potential sportsbook can be made. Contrast that to what most sportsbook listing websites offer: a 'review' of each sportsbook which is usually a sales pitch provided by the sportsbook they are supposedly reviewing.

The functionality of the database and the details which have been entered into it include:

• Search/Filter/Exclude sportsbooks on selected criteria, or just select which sportsbooks you want to look at.
• Display only the fields you want to see in your results.
• Sort the results of your search by selected criteria.
• Indication of the SportsBookReview and BookmakersReview ratings.
• A rough guide as to the tolerance of the sportsbook to 'professional gamblers'.
• A count of the number of arbitrage alert services which use the sportsbook as a guide to popularity.
• List parent companies so as to indicate sportsbook relationships, and lists which sportsbooks have identical odds.
• Acceptance of accounts from US players.
• Displays the average maximum bet range, and indicates whether the maximum bet amount is shown before bet submission or not.
• Signup bonus and reload bonus shown.
• Tennis retirement, MLB pitcher and NHL overtime rules detailed.
• Lists all arbitrage alert services and odds comparison websites and indicates which sportsbooks each use.
• Provides specific details of the deposit and withdrawal time, cost and min-max for Neteller, Moneybookers and E-gold.
• Lists all other deposit methods.
• Data verified by users, errors reported by users and user comments available for each sportsbook.
• Announcements and additional information for each sportsbook also added where appropriate.

Sports arbitrage trading is backing both outcomes of a sporting event so that no matter who wins, a profit is guaranteed. It is achieved by taking advantage of the high level of competition between the 600+ sportsbooks available online and selecting the best odds for each team from these sportsbooks, and backing those odds in the correct ratio. A 1 percent - 20 percent profit can be locked in on a sporting event before the game starts. Repeat this process with many sporting events and you could create a full time work at home job with an impressive salary. Bonus hunting uses the techniques of sports arbitrage trading, but focuses on the bonuses offered by sportsbooks as a way of multiplying the returns achieved by arbitrage.

The sports arbitrage industry has been plagued with hype in the past, but websites like Sports Arbitrage Guide have made massive steps in the right direction to correcting this past trend by providing non-hype explanations of what sports arbitrage is, what the risks of arbitrage are and what services are available to support people engaging in sports arbitrage and bonus hunting. The release of SureBetBookies.com by the creator of Sports Arbitrage Guide is a natural progression in this process of removing the hype and enabling people to get the facts.

Sports arbitrage traders will benefit greatly from this database because they will be able to see at a glance which sportsbooks meet their very specific criteria, and they will be able to do that from a website which is designed to be useful to everyone. Arbitrage traders love being lost in the crowd of recreational gamblers and dislike being identified as arbitrage traders. SureBetBookies has actually managed to achieve all of this.

So have a look at the new SureBetBookies sportsbook information database and try a few of your own searches and filter criteria to see what sportsbooks might better match your own betting style.

About 1d4 Pty Limited
1d4 Pty Limited is the company behind both SportsArbitrageGuide.com and SureBetBookies.com. The goal of these websites is to bring arbitrage to the people and act as a regulatory body for the arbitrage industry. Created by Shane Greenup, commonly known as 'Aegist' online, SAG and SBB are designed to be the complete resource, providing visitors with all of the information they could need, a step by step guide, a point of contact for when they are feeling lost, and a community of people seeking similar things to discuss their journey with. The overwhelmingly positive feedback for SureBetBookies continues the trend established by Sports Arbitrage Guide, which has been attracting consistent praise since inception in May 2006.

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