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ArbMate
6.9/10A lightning-fast, customizable scanner built for European live bettors, featuring a unique "pay-per-bookmaker" pricing model.
ArbitrageLive BettingMiddlesPrematch
| Plan | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Base (3 bookies) | €19 |
| Additional Bookmakers | €19 |
Short-term test access available from €1
Best For
Europe
Our Verdict
ArbMate offers a fascinating proposition for European arbitrage bettors who know exactly which bookmakers they want to target. Its "pay-for-what-you-use" pricing model is brilliant if your strategy relies on a tight cluster of specific sportsbooks. Paired with exceptionally fast live scanning and a highly useful Chrome extension that automates navigation, it is a strong execution tool. However, if you rely on a wide net of dozens of soft bookmakers, the a la carte pricing will quickly become exorbitant. It is a sharp tool for a targeted strategy, but not the best all-rounder.
Pros
- ✓High-Speed Live Scanning: Known for its rapid update speeds, particularly in live football (soccer) and esports markets, refreshing every few seconds.
- ✓Unique Pricing Model: Operates on a base fee of €19/month (which includes three default bookies), allowing you to pay only for the specific additional bookmakers you actually use (typically €3–€19 each).
- ✓Automated Odds Navigator: Features a highly regarded Chrome extension that automatically navigates to the bookmaker's event page and highlights the odds, speeding up execution significantly.
- ✓Polish Middles Support: Uniquely offers support for "Polish Middles", a higher-risk, higher-reward arb variation not commonly found on mainstream scanners.
Cons
- ✕Can Get Expensive Quickly: While the base price is low, adding multiple premium bookmakers a la carte can quickly push the monthly cost higher than all-in-one competitors.
- ✕European Focus: Heavily optimized for European bookmakers and betting exchanges, offering very little utility for North American bettors.
- ✕Clunky Interface: The platform's layout and user experience are functional but lack the intuitive polish seen on newer platforms like OddsJam or BetHero.
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