RebelBetting Review: The Best Arb Finder Of All Time?

Have you heard about the RebelBetting software but are wondering whether it lives up to the hype? In this RebelBetting review, I’ll be taking a deep look at what I truly believe is the best arbitrage betting software out there - RebelBetting’s surebet software.

I’m really excited to do this review as there are so many things that RebelBetting does right that the other software packages struggle with. They have hands down the best interface of any software out there, cover a ton of bookmakers and sports, and have plenty of defensive arbitrage features.

But, is it really worth €99 per month? Well, it depends on what kind of arbitrage betting you’ll be doing. In this review, I will be explaining why RebelBetting will be perfect for some arbitrage bettors - but no good for others.

Let’s dive straight into this RebelBetting review!

What are the Most Important Factors When Choosing Arbitrage Betting Software?

Here are the most important things to look out for when choosing the best sports arbitrage betting software for you!

Now that you know what you should be looking for in your arbitrage betting software, let's get straight into the RebelBetting review!

RebelBetting Review - How does it Stack Up?

RebelBetting does quite well on the criteria discussed above.

Here are the main pros and cons of the RebelBetting software.

As of late 2021, RebelBetting has moved from being a Windows desktop application to being an entirely online web application, accessible on any operating system. You no longer need to download anything to use their service.

Layout and Interface

My favourite thing about RebelBetting is that the interface is simple and uncrowded.

The arbitrage bets that match your filters are displayed in the main part of the screen. The profit margin, match participants and odds are all displayed in a simple, easy to understand fashion.

I like this because arbitrage betting often requires you to make a number of bets at high stakes in quick succession. A complicated layout can increase the chance of making a mistake under pressure.

Clicking on a particular arb will bring up the specifics of that arb.

Bookmaker Odds Comparison

In my opinion, the way in which the various bookmaker odds are displayed and compared is a key part of any arbitrage software.

When the odds are displayed in a simple, easily understood manner it is clear:

• What order you should place your bets in
• What your backup options are if a particular bet is rejected
• Whether you can still form an arbitrage opportunity even if one bet is rejected
• How safe it is to pursue that particular arb

I think many people overlook the importance of this when choosing their arbitrage software.

When you are actually arbitrage betting with your own money, you need to be able to place a number of high stake bets in quick succession without making any mistakes with regards to the match (including time and location), teams/players, betting market, bookmakers and stakes.

Any mistakes here can be extremely costly.

In my opinion, RebelBetting executes this part of their software perfectly. I haven’t seen any other software come close to matching this.

RebelBetting lets you see the betting market depth by clicking on the ‘More bets’ button in the arb details panel. The bookmakers that are accepting bets for that particular outcome and which match the filters you have set are then displayed below that arb.

Personally, I don't quite like this layout as much as the equivalent layout on their old desktop application, but it's still pretty decent.

In addition to the original arbitrage bet that you selected, you can also see other bookmaker combinations that would result in an arbitrage bet.

This helps you figure out which order to place your bets in. In the example above, it is clear that the odds offered by 5Dimes are crucial to the success of the arbitrage bet. Without these odds, an arbitrage bet wouldn't exist. Hence, you should place your first bet with them, followed by the other bookmakers.

All in all, this bookmaker odds comparison screen allows you to determine whether an arbitrage bet is suitable, determine which order to place your bets in, commit to it, and then finally execute your bets in less than a minute.

It’s a very simple yet extremely powerful feature of this software.

With other software packages, you have to spend considerable time calculating what your fallback options are if a bet is rejected, what the potential profit margins would be if the odds dropped etc. This can take a few minutes and it means that many arbitrage betting opportunities will disappear by the time you have finished your calculations.

As a RebelBetting user, you will be one of the first to arrive at any arbitrage bet. This can translate into increased profits.

Number of Arbs Found

RebelBetting covers 90 bookmakers (plus clones) and 10 sports, meaning that they always have plenty of arbitrage bets to serve up.

Having plenty of arbitrage betting opportunities to choose from is always as a positive thing as it allows you to be more restrictive and only go after arbitrage bets that you are confident in.

RebelBetting Bookmakers and Exchanges

RebelBetting covers the following bookmakers as part of their surebetting software.

RebelBetting is continuously adding to this list, to give their customers more and more bookmaker options, which is excellent to see.

RebelBetting Sports

RebelBetting covers the following sports as part of their surebetting software.

This isn’t as many sports as BetBurger and BetOnValue, but it is still a very decent number. The majority of arbs come from the above sports anyway, so the extra sports covered by those other software packages don’t actually provide that many extra arbs.

Features

Integrated Betting Calculator

As expected, there is a decent built-in arbitrage calculator that allows you to bias your stakes to favour a particular outcome, or round your stakes to avoid bookmaker suspicion.

Default stake rounding can be set for all bookmakers, or you can adjust it individually for each bookmaker in the settings menu.

You can even select the currency which you will use to fund that bookmaker and even set whether you are obligated to pay any tax when betting with that bookmaker.

You can set a tax percentage based on how much you stake or on how much you profit.

By having all of the stake rounding, currencies and tax settings saved for each bookmaker ahead of time, you will be able to execute arbitrage bets much faster.

Even if your bookmaker accounts are in different currencies, RebelBetting will automatically calculate the exchange rates and let you know how much you should stake for each leg of the arbitrage bet.

Filtering

RebelBetting has all of the standard filters, plus a few extras.

As you would expect, you can filter arbs by profit margin, bookmaker and number of hours/days until the start of a match (to prevent you from tying up capital on events that are far in the future).

However, you can also filter by sport and betting market (Win, Asian Handicap etc).

Middles

RebelBetting can display regular and negative middles if desired, although no Polish middles unfortunately.

In the options menu, you can select the minimum profit margin of middles that you would like the software to display. The minimum setting is -5%.

Bet Tracker

Historically, bet tracking features have not been present in arbitrage software - they were only present in value betting software where there is a lot more volatility in your profit.

However, RebelBetting are one of the first few companies (along with OddsJam) to introduce bet tracking for their arbing software.

This is a very useful feature, as it allows you to monitor your betting performance across all of the bookmakers, sports and markets where you will be placing hundreds if not thousands of bets.

The bet tracker gives you information about when you placed your bets, the match start time, teams competing, profit margin, bookmakers, stakes, total profits and cumulative profit!

In addition to giving you detailed stats and graphs about your betting performance, the bet tracker is a great source of motivation. Sometimes it can be hard to keep slogging away, placing bet after bet, but the bet tracker helps you see how much money you are making each and every day!

Unfortunately, there's no capability here for the bet tracker to keep track of your account balances with each of the bookmakers. This would be useful, as bankroll management is an important part of arbitrage betting. Hopefully this is something that RebelBetting address in the future.

Warnings

Another nice feature of RebelBetting is that it gives you warnings with some arbs that it displays.

For example, on baseball arbs, it warns you that the same teams often play each other twice on the same day, so make sure that you are betting on the correct match for both sides.

Tennis arbitrage bets can be dangerous, as bookmakers often adopt different rules regarding early retirement or disqualification of players. RebelBetting will only show tennis arbs between bookmakers with consistent rules, unless you choose to combine bookmakers with differing rules.

Finally, it sometimes warns you when an arb involves a bookmaker that is known to suddenly void bets or withhold payouts without reason.

Defensive Arbing

Unfortunately, RebelBetting no longer allows you to place bets from within their software, so these defensive arbing features are no longer applicable.

RebelBetting also allows you to place your bets directly from their software, which acts as its own web browser. This keeps all of your betting activity separate from your web browsing, which prevents the bookmakers from tracking you with cookies.

There is also the ability to bet through a proxy, to further disguise your activity. These are excellent defensive arbing features.

Some other arbitrage betting software have attempted to replicate these features but few execute it as well as RebelBetting in my opinion.

The longevity of your career as an arbitrage bettor is dependent on how long you can stay under bookmakers’ radars. If you choose to go with the RebelBetting software, you are likely to bet undetected for longer than with the other software packages.

Languages

RebelBetting is available in the following languages:

• English
• Swedish
• Spanish
• Japanese (日本語)
• Portuguese
• Italian (Italiano)
• German
• Greek (Ελληνικά)
• French
• Korean
• Slovak
• Chinese

RebelBetting Forum/Community

RebelBetting comes with a free arbitrage betting forum that all members can access and post questions and comments in.

This is useful if you want to discuss betting strategies with fellow arbers, or simply give feedback on the software to the RebelBetting development team.

It can be accessed here:

https://community.rebelbetting.com/

Pricing

RebelBetting offers 2 different plans for their sure betting software.

RebelBetting Starter is best for those who are just getting started. Yes, you won't be able to access broker odds or arbs with profit percentages over 3.5%, but you'll still be able to make plenty of money, especially when you are just starting out.

If you have plenty of time to spend on arbitrage betting, or once you start getting limited at more and more bookmakers, you may want to switch over to RebelBetting Pro to get access to the higher profit arbs, middles and brokers.

You can cancel your subscription at any time and you will retain access to the service until the end of your current billing period.

Payments can be made via credit/debit card, Skrill and Neteller.

Check out the RebelBetting website for more information:

Video Review

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RebelBetting Review - Conclusion

RebelBetting has put together an outstanding arbitrage betting software package. It has a simple, uncrowded interface, but is packed with all of the necessities for serious arbitrage betting.

Despite being incredibly user friendly, it doesn't sacrifice on any of the more advanced features that experienced arbers have come to expect.

However, this outstanding design and many features come at a substantial price - €89 per month for the RebelBetting software is no small sum.

This is comparable to the likes of BetBurger, BetOnValue and OddStorm - but RebelBetting is superior to all of them in my opinion.

However, you will need a decent starting bankroll if you are planning on using RebelBetting. I recommend that you have at least €2,000 and at least a few hours each week to dedicate to arbitrage betting to ensure that you can get a decent profit.

If you have less capital or time to invest than this, you may find it difficult to make much of a profit after paying the subscription fee. However, the generous 2 for 1 offer from RebelBetting will save you some money when you are getting started!

I hope you have enjoyed my RebelBetting review! If you have any questions, please leave a comment below!