Ben Adams

So, you’ve <a href="https://outplayed.com/what-is-matched-betting">started Matched Betting</a> and are now wondering if your partner or family member can start doing it too?

The quick answer: Yes, they certainly can, thanks to what is known as - partner friendly bookmakers!

In this article, we’ll look at what partner friendly bookies are when it comes to Matched Betting and the best practices you can do to maximise your profits when using them.

What Are “Partner Friendly Bookmakers”?

The best way to understand what a partner friendly bookmaker is, is first to understand what a partner-friendly bookie is not!

Several of the bookmakers that you’ll use for Matched Betting, in their promotional offer and free bet terms and conditions, include the following terms (or similar):

“This offer is only permitted once per person, household, family, household address, email address, credit card number or shared computer environment (example: a library, workplace, university or school)”

The presence of this kind of condition means that if you already have access to promotional offers and <a href="https://outplayed.com/free-bets">free bets</a> with such a bookmaker, then no one else who lives with you at your address, or who shares your internet (or wi-fi), can access those same promotional offers and free bets from that bookmaker.

Bookies who include such terms with their promotional offers are said to NOT be partner friendly for Matched Betting.

Examples of such “seemingly” partner unfriendly bookmakers include Betway, MansionBet and BoyleSports.

A partner friendly bookie is therefore a bookmaker who does not tend to include such terms with their promotional offers and who is happy to give their promotional offers and free bets out to anyone living at the same residential address or who is sharing internet (or wi-fi).

Although these bookmakers allow people living at the same address to register with them in most cases each customer must have a different payment method and most importantly - under their own name.

It’s also good practice that each person uses their own personal device (computer, mobile or tablet) both when signing up and doing reload offers too.

Basically, don’t go using your spouse’s phone to login into your accounts. Keep as much separate as possible.

How To Identify Partner Friendly Bookmakers For Matched Betting

We strongly advise not to just use the terms and conditions to solely determine whether a bookmaker is partner friendly or not.

Bookmaker term and conditions can be extensive and you can easily miss the section where the relevant information is stated (or not).

Plus they regularly change their terms and conditions regularly too.

To be absolutely certain whether or not a bookie is partner friendly or not you are best to contact them directly and ask.

You can either do this from your account or email them or via live chat anonymously.&nbsp;

When you contact each bookmaker don’t forget to check if your partner, or person living with you, will be eligible to receive promotional offers or not.

Some bookmakers may allow them to have an account but then not provide them with any promotional offers or free bets – which will be a bit pointless for Matched Betting!

Unfriendly On The Outside But Friendly On The Inside?

Several members have shared surprising experiences with bookmakers who initially seemed opposed to allowing multiple accounts from the same household.

These members reported that after reaching out to customer services and explaining their situation, some bookmakers not only granted permission for their partners to sign up but also extended full access to promotional offers, including free bets.

This highlights an important point: when it comes to bookmakers that seem partner-unfriendly at first glance, appearances can be misleading.

While some bookmakers enforce strict policies against multiple accounts from the same address, others may be more accommodating than they appear.

By taking time to contact customer support and ask for clarification, you may find that a supposedly "unfriendly" bookmaker is willing to make exceptions or provide clear guidance on how your partner can open an account without breaking their terms.

So, before ruling out any bookie as a no-go for your partner, or person you live with,&nbsp; it’s worth reaching out to ask.

Which Bookmakers Are Partner Friendly For Matched Betting

There are several bookmakers who, based on their terms and conditions at the time of writing, appear to be partner friendly for Matched Betting.

Although we’re going to provide a list of these bookmakers below there are several important things you need to know about the list.

The list is subject to change at any time!

Bookmakers regularly update and change their terms and conditions, especially on their promotional offers.

You (or your partner/person living with you) should contact the bookmaker first to confirm that your partner signing up is OK and that they will receive all the promotional offers and free bets.

Until you (or they) have done this we would not recommend registering, depositing or placing any bets with the bookmaker.

It would be silly for your partner/friend to waste time registering and doing their Qualifying Bet only to find out that they aren’t eligible to get free bets or other offers.

With that said, if you do place your qualifying bets and you don't get the free bet, the worst case will be that you make a very small qualifying loss.

Furthermore, you can still use that account for other strategies such as <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-value-betting">value betting</a> that doesn't require free bets or offers.

The following bookmakers do not currently appear to have terms and conditions that are related to preventing partners or multiple people living at the same address from signing up with them:

Remember this list is not exhaustive though and is subject to change.

You (or your partner, or person you live with) are still best to check with each bookmaker or casino directly before registering.

List Of Potentially Partner Friendly Bookmakers

The following bookmakers have been reported (at one time or another) to have allowed partners or those living at the same address to register accounts with them with access to all promotional offers and free bets:

Partner Friendly Bookmakers And Getting Gubbed

There is some debate among our members as to whether allowing your partner (or other person at your same address) to start Matched Betting can cause your (and their) accounts to <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/top-tips-to-avoid-being-gubbed" title="">get gubbed</a> faster.

We’d advise that it’s down to your personal assessment.

If you believe you’ve done everything possible on all your accounts to avoid being gubbed and have had your accounts for some length of time, then your partner (or other person living at your address) signing up and Matched Betting too most likely won’t have an impact.

Of course, we can’t guarantee it as we can never be certain what causes a particular bookie to gub someone.

We’d certainly advise that you make sure your partner (or other person) is clued up on <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/top-tips-to-avoid-being-gubbed" title="">how to avoid being gubbed</a> as well though – for obvious reasons!

If you’ve just started Matched Betting it’s probably not a good idea for your partner (or other person) to start the week after you have!

This might set off some alarm bells on the bookmaker’s side.

Give it a few months then let them start.

Again we’ve had differing reports from our members on this.

For the same bookmakers some member’s partners have immediately been gubbed too; others have had no problems at all.

We’d suggest that your partner be prepared for the worst, and then if they don’t get gubbed right away it will be a nice surprise!

There’s certainly no harm in them trying as you’re gubbed already as it is anyway.

And the good news is that you can both still use any gubbed accounts for <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-value-betting">value betting</a> in the future.

If you’re wondering whether your partner or someone in your household can start matched betting alongside you, the answer is: absolutely!

Partner friendly bookmakers can help you both take advantage of promotional offers and free bets without breaking any rules - provided you follow best practices.

Always check terms and conditions, contact the bookmaker directly for clarification and keep accounts separate with separate payment methods and devices.

Keeping organised is important especially as you open more accounts and manage multiple offers. Using Outplayed's Profit Tracker or a <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/matched-betting-spreadsheet">Matched Betting spreadsheet</a> is invaluable for tracking accounts, qualifying bets, free bets and profits.

With careful planning, you and your partner can maximise your profits while staying compliant with bookmaker rules.

Partner Friendly Bookies For Matched Betting

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If you’ve been Matched Betting for a while - they won’t need any introduction.

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The return of 0% commission with Smarkets is going to be a game-changer for you by allowing you to keep more of your profits on every matched bet you place.

Normally, betting exchanges charge commission on winning bets, reducing your total earnings.

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Step 3: Wait for a confirmation email from Smarkets verifying your eligibility for 0% commission.

Step 4: Place a bet through the Smarkets integration on our oddsmatching software. This is done by clicking the small S next to the Smarkets logo (not the Smarkets logo itself).

Step 5: Make sure your Smarkets account is connected. Click "Connect Account" and then follow the instructions on Smarkets.

Step 6: You will then complete your bet by entering in the details of your bet and clicking "Place Lay Bet".

Step 7: To continue to be eligible for this offer, customers must have used the Smarkets/Outplayed integration to place a bet at least once every 30 days after opt-in.

Customers who access Smarkets through any non-Outplayed API or trading software will be ineligible for this offer.

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Simon Thatcher

Basketball is a fast-paced, high-scoring game with a wide global appeal. According to <a href="https://sportforbusiness.com/the-worlds-most-watched-sports/" target="_blank" title="">TV viewing statistics</a>, it’s the joint 9th most watched sport worldwide, with an estimated 400 million viewers.&nbsp;

With such high-scoring games, ties at the end of regular time are relatively rare. However, regulations don’t allow basketball games to remain tied.&nbsp;

If the teams are tied at the end of regular time, periods of overtime are played until there’s a clear winner.

Overtime adds an extra layer of excitement to basketball games, as both teams push hard to outscore their opponents during the added time.&nbsp;

When betting on basketball, it’s good to know if your bet includes overtime. Somewhat annoyingly, the short answer to this is “it depends”!&nbsp;

Bookmaker and exchange overtime rules differ widely, with no apparent logic behind these differences. Because of this, if you’re betting on basketball, it’s a good idea to know how overtime could affect your bets before placing them.&nbsp;

This is especially important if you’re doing a <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/matched-betting-faq" target="_blank" title="">Matched Betting</a> offer involving basketball. You should always ensure the bookmaker's overtime rules for your bet match those at the exchange, to avoid potentially losing money on your bets.&nbsp;

In this article, you’ll find out how overtime works, how often NBA games go to extra time, and the overtime rules for a wide range of bookmakers and <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-a-betting-exchange" target="_blank" title="">betting exchanges</a>.&nbsp;

How Long is Regular Time in a Basketball Game?

The length of regular time (also called regulation time) in a basketball game depends on the organisation that oversees the game.&nbsp;

Here’s a summary of how the different organisations divide up their basketball games.&nbsp;

The allotted time for each period is actual playing time, with the clock being stopped while there’s no active play.&nbsp;

This means that basketball games tend to take a lot longer than the stated regular time, typically around 2 hours, even if no overtime is played.

If the scores are level at the end of the 4th quarter (or the end of the 2nd half in men’s NCAA games), a period of overtime must be played to attempt to break the deadlock. Overtime is played with the same ‘5 versus 5’ format (five players per team) as regular time.

Overtime periods last 5 minutes, although high school basketball overtime periods are contested over 4 minutes.&nbsp;

If the teams are still tied after the first overtime period, additional overtime periods of the same length are played until there’s a clear winner at the end of the extra period.&nbsp;

According to the <a href="https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/428821-longest-nba-basketball-game#:~:text=The%20longest%20NBA%20basketball%20game,be%20a%20six%2Dovertime%20game." target="_blank" title="">Guinness World Records</a>, the longest game in NBA history was a 1951 fixture between Rochester Royals and Indianapolis Olympians.&nbsp;

Indianapolis Olympians won the match 75-73, but only after a record six periods of overtime were played. There were 78 playing minutes in total: 48 in regular time and 30 in overtime.&nbsp;

Despite the very long game, the final score was relatively low compared to more modern games, where teams score around 115 points on average.&nbsp;

How Often Do Basketball Games Go to Overtime?

According to several internet sources, including this one, about 6% of NBA games go to overtime, which is around 1 in 17.

NBA seasons involve each of the 30 teams playing 41 home games and 41 away games.&nbsp;

An easy way to work out the total number of games played is to multiply the number of home games each team plays by the number of teams. This avoids counting games twice (once for the home team and once for the away team).

The overall number of games played by NBA teams during a season can then be easily worked out:

Total Number of Games in an NBA Season = 41 x 30 = 1230

If around 6% of these games go to overtime, this means that about 74 games per season will require periods of overtime, on average.&nbsp;

There's very little consistency with bookmaker and exchange basketball overtime rules. However, there are a couple of general rules that are helpful to bear in mind.&nbsp;

If a market is offered for regular time and has a ‘draw’ option, overtime will not count. These are 3-Way markets, where you can bet on either team to win, or the draw.&nbsp;

On the VBet screenshot below, you can see they have a 2-way ‘Match Winner’ market (often called ‘Moneyline’). Overtime counts with this market.&nbsp;

Below this is a Match Result (Regular Time), where overtime does not count.

Almost all bookmakers, and all exchanges, include overtime with the 2-way match result / moneyline market.&nbsp;

The only bookmaker listed in the section below that doesn’t include overtime in these 2-way match result markets, according to their bettings rules, is Kwiff.&nbsp;

This means that if you’re Matched Betting, you can safely back and lay your basketball 2-way match result bets at any exchange, with any bookmaker other than Kwiff.&nbsp;

The bookmakers and exchanges in the list below are split into two sections - those that include overtime in all markets apart from 3-Way markets, and those with more complicated overtime rules.&nbsp;

The rules for <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-a-prop-bet" target="_blank" title="">prop bets</a> (proposition bets) differ significantly between bookmakers, as you’ll see below.&nbsp;

There are also major differences between bookmakers in the way they treat overtime in bets based on quarters or halves.

Bookmakers and Exchanges Where Overtime Counts for All Markets (Except 3-Way Markets, if Included)

N.B. Please bear in mind that the terms are subject to change, and you should always check to be sure of the latest rules.&nbsp;

Bookmakers and Exchanges with More Complicated Overtime Rules

Overtime is relatively rare in basketball, affecting only around 6% of NBA games. Even so, if you’re betting on the sport, it’s useful to know whether overtime is included with your bets.&nbsp;

Matched Bettors need to ensure that the overtime rules on their bookmaker basketball bets match those at the exchange they’re using, to avoid potentially losing money on their bets. The good news is that the 2-way Match Winner / Moneyline market includes overtime for all betting exchanges, and all bookmakers, except for Kwiff.

<a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/matched-betting-faq" target="_blank" title="">Matched Betting</a> allows you to lock in a profit on your bets, whether you’re betting on basketball or other sports, so you don’t have to leave your bets up to chance.

You can find out about a free Matched Betting trial at outplayed.com <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/free-matched-betting-trial" target="_blank" title="">here</a>.&nbsp;

Does Overtime Count in NBA Betting?

<a href="https://www.ufc.com/" target="_blank" title="">UFC</a> (Ultimate Fighting Championship) is an American mixed martial arts (MMA) organisation, founded in 1993.&nbsp;

Featuring a roster of the <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/sports-betting-guide" target="_blank" title=""></a><a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/sports-betting-guide" target="_blank" title="">sport</a>’s most recognisable names, extensive worldwide coverage, and high-profile events, UFC is the clear leader in the world of mixed martial arts.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Most bookmakers and some <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-a-betting-exchange" target="_blank" title="">betting exchanges</a> have embraced the popularity of MMA, particularly UFC, and offer betting markets for fights.&nbsp;

In this guide, we’ll look into the history of mixed martial arts, techniques used, rules, common disciplines, important competitors, UFC betting markets, and where you can place your bets. 

Mixed martial arts is a full-contact combat sport that has grown dramatically in popularity in recent years.&nbsp;

Participants incorporate a combination of martial arts from around the world. Techniques used can be broken into striking and grappling categories.&nbsp;

Although these are the main focuses of mixed martial artists, defensive blocking techniques are also used to a lesser extent.&nbsp;

These are holds used to close in on and control the opponent, often in preparation for a takedown or throw, or to prevent an opponent from moving away or striking.

These are holds used as a ground fighting technique that pin the opponent to the ground. Mixed martial artists can’t win from a pinning hold, but they have several important uses:

These are holds intended to force the opponent to submit to avoid extreme pain, injury, or unconsciousness. A submission is indicated by tapping the opponent with the hand. There are a range of types of submission holds:

These involve using the legs to attack the opponent’s legs to unbalance them and make them fall to the ground.&nbsp;

A takedown is a technique that off-balances an opponent, causing them to fall to the ground, normally with the attacker landing on top of them.

A throw is a type of takedown that either involves off-balancing or lifting an opponent, then throwing them to the ground

UFC and other MMA events have far fewer betting markets than many other sports. With lower-profile fights, bookmakers and betting exchanges will often only have the Match Winner Market.&nbsp;

This is a bet on one of the fighters to win the fight.&nbsp;

Bookmakers tend to have 2-way markets, which do not include the draw. In the unlikely event that the bout ends as a draw, bets will be voided and stakes returned.&nbsp;

As of the writing of this article, there have only been six draws in UFC title fights. Four were split draws and the other two were majority draws.

This doesn’t include draws due to the maximum allowed time being reached, like the rematch in UFC5 between Ken Shamrock and Royce Gracie, which was declared a draw after 36 minutes.&nbsp;

The Match Winner market goes by many other names, including Moneyline, Fight Result, Bout <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/how-to-read-betting-odds" target="_blank" title="">Odds</a>, Winner, Fight Betting, Match Winner, To Win The Fight

The betting exchange Smarkets lists it as Winner (<a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-draw-no-bet" target="_blank" title="">Draw No Bet</a>), to emphasise that in the event of a draw, all bets are void and stakes or liabilities will be returned.&nbsp;

Here’s an example of a featured fight on <a href="https://outplayed.com/betfred-review" target="_blank" title="">Betfred</a>, in which the only available betting market is the Match Winner market:

Another common market is betting on the total number of rounds. These are two-way markets, where you can bet on over or under a certain number of rounds.&nbsp;

To avoid the possibility of a draw, the number of rounds will always end in .5. Here’s are examples where you can bet on Over/Under 2.5 rounds or Over/Under 4.5 rounds:

For bigger fights like title fights, additional markets may also be available.

A popular market in combat sports is Winning Method, which sometimes has other names like Fight Outcome or Method of Victory. With this market,&nbsp; you are betting on how the bout will be won.

As of the writing of this article, there aren’t any UFC markets of this type, but here’s a boxing Fight Outcome market, which will be very similar:

Round Betting is another market you might come across. Here, you’re betting on which round the fight will end in.

You might also see Round and Winning Method markets, which are common in boxing. With these markets, you’re betting on a specific round for the fight to end and the method of victory. This market will have much higher odds than either the Round Betting or Winning Method markets, due to the more specific nature of the bets.

Most bookmakers have MMA betting markets. The betting exchanges offering MMA odds are Matchbook, Smarkets, and Betfair Exchange.

If a bookmaker or exchange has MMA odds, these will be found under sections titled MMA, UFC/MMA, or Mixed Martial Arts. 

A Very Brief History of Mixed Martial Arts

Martial arts (fighting arts) date back thousands of years, with different countries developing their own systems.&nbsp;

A natural later development was to combine the best parts of a variety of martial arts to create a hybrid or mixed martial arts style.&nbsp;

Ancient China had a mixed combat sport called Leitai, which combined Chinese martial arts, <a href="https://outplayed.com/boxing-betting" target="_blank" title="">boxing</a>, and wrestling. Bouts took place on a raised platform with no barriers called a lei tai. A competitor would be defeated if they submitted, were incapacitated, or thrown from the stage.&nbsp;

The ancient Greeks had a combat sport called pankration, which combined wrestling, grappling and striking. It was introduced into the Greek Olympic Games in 648 BC.

Later, other countries developed their own mixed martial arts, including Savate in France, Vale Tudo in Brazil, catch wrestling in England, and Sambo in Russia.&nbsp;

In 1964, renowned martial artist Bruce Lee developed a hybrid martial art called Jeet Kune Do. He had trained in boxing in the 50s, studied Wing Chun with his teacher Ip Man, and also trained in a wide range of other Chinese martial arts.&nbsp;

After moving to the United States, he was also greatly influenced by Muhammad Ali’s boxing style, incorporating his footwork into his martial arts style.&nbsp;

Jeet Kune Do was Bruce Lee’s attempt to take the best parts of martial arts from around the world to create the most effective unarmed combat possible. Current UFC President Dana White has described Bruce Lee as the “father of mixed martial arts.”

<a href="https://www.ufc.com/" target="_blank" title="">Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC)</a> was founded on 12th November 1993 by businessman Art Davie, and Brazilian martial artist Rorion Gracie.&nbsp;

Rorion Gracie is a member of the Gracie family, a family of Brazilian martial artists who developed Gracie jiu-jitsu (which later became known as Brazilian jiu-jitsu) in the mid-1920s.&nbsp;

Pre-dating the formation of the UFC, members of the Gracie family offered an open invitation to martial artists of any discipline to fight in a Vale Tudo (anything goes) contest.

This was known as the Gracie Challenge, and the intention was to demonstrate the superiority of Brazilian jiu-jitsu over other martial arts.&nbsp;

In the early days of the UFC, there were minimal rules and no weight categories, partly because the Gracie family wanted to demonstrate that Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners could defeat heavier and stronger opponents.&nbsp;

The first UFC tournament, now referred to as UFC1, pitted competitors from a range of disciplines against each other, including Taekwon-do, karate, savate, kickboxing, shootfighting, sumo wrestling, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

The final of UFC1 featured savate fighter Gerard Gordeau against a member of the Gracie Family, Royce Gracie.

Ultimately, Gracie won by submission by rear naked choke hold after performing a takedown on Gordeau, who was unable to perform any strikes.&nbsp;

Weight categories were later introduced in UFC12 in February 1997. Gloves became mandatory from UFC14 in July 1997, which also banned kicks to the head of a downed opponent. Five-minute rounds were introduced in UFC21 in July 1999.&nbsp;

UFC100 in July 2009 saw a big surge in the sport's popularity. It was the most bought UFC pay-per-view ever at the time, with a buyrate of 1.6 million.&nbsp;

The main event featured UFC Heavyweight Champion and WWE Champion Brock Lesnar’s rematch and championship unification bout with Interim UFC Heavyweight Champion Frank Mir. Lesnar won the bout with a technical knockout in the 2nd round.&nbsp;

In November 2012, Dana White, who has been UFC President since 2001, announced that UFC would feature women in future events. 

MMA competitors train in a range of disciplines to improve their striking and grappling abilities. These can be broken down into disciplines that help to develop striking, clinching (controlling the opponent whilst standing), and ground grappling

Here’s a breakdown of some of the important disciplines that MMA fighters train in. 

The UFC has evolved since its early days, when there were no weight divisions. There are currently 8 men’s and 3 women’s weight divisions.

UFC Betting Guide

Stephanie Sorrell

In many ways, <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/sports-betting-guide">the world of sports betting</a> mirrors the financial world, with tiers of professional traders harnessing the betting industry to turn a profit.

Betting brokers are just one example of those traders, making money by acting as a middleman between customers placing bets and bookmakers (and also some exchange sites).

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