Tips to avoid getting limited too quickly

[Huss]

Forgive me the language, but I can't speak yours. I know there is a lot of sharps in here thus I'd love to hear your ideas on the problem. Suppose you want to play off #'s in recreational bookies. The issue of being limited is occuring time and again, I wonder how you guys deal with it.

One obvious trick is to play accumulators from time to time. You probably want to have rounded stakes so the book does not profile you as an arber. Do not chase steam with companies you know will throw you out right away.

These are tips I can think of. What is your suggestions please?


@edit:
I do feel sorry for your complexes @razor but let us focus on the thread's main subject

[S.Mäenala]

Are You suggesting that there would be a commonly known secret to solve this problem??

If there would be an efective answer to Your question, it wuold be common knowledge amongst all punters and consequently, amongst all bookies, which, of course wuold make the solution inoperative.
The only conclusion is that there cannot be any answers to the problem.

Keeping Your stakes low, You might fool them a while. But the bottom line is that being a winning bettor You can be sure of getting the limits, verry soon.

[Huss]

Are You suggesting that there would be a commonly known secret to solve this problem??

Sure, but you can use some tricks to your adventage. Well, bookie does not know right away whether or not you're sharp. As you know when they profile players they seek for common betting patterns that clearly distinguish between squares and pros. Playing accumulators is one of them. A classic example from several months ago, I got collared down to 1€ after 4 single bets with marathonbet (I was negative in balance). My buddy who plays accumulators there, is yet to get limits (of course he does try to limit his stakes but not that much), even though he is only jumping on off numbers, as I did. And he is well-off with them so far.

You can lenghten your lifespan with a bookie. I was just hoping you know some other tips.

[S.Mäenala]

I think the marathon example is more or less coincidental.
And if it wasn't, it woundn't help You much as You generally don't want to play accumulators.

I was just trying to say that if I knew some trick to avoid the limits on bookies and if I told it to You on a
public forum, it would stop working as soon as the bookies found out about it.

So, whether I know of a trick or not, I won't tell!

[Huss]

I got your point. The accumulator stuff is a well-known solution and saves the day to some extent. It is not a coincidence It all comes down to the fact that bookmakers has special software to profiling players, therefore you can probably give yourself more time to go undetected if you mix it up a bit and show the house, it might benefit from you. Anyways, thanks for the input.