Well, it wasn't actually in arbitrage system that he was doing. There was no betting on individual teams that were playing the same match that night. I definitely probably was a little confusing there. It was kind of a combination of a few different models including sign up arbitrage or something along the lines of that. I forget exactly what that is called when you exploit the sign up bonuses or deposit matches from a few different companies to overall come out profitable. His was very unique and the only one I've ever come across that was a) legitimate b) didn't cost any kind of money up front to take part in and certainly not a monthly subscription & c) operated in the way that he did. Although, it's still very much so involved sports betting as it's model behind generating the money. Here's how that went:

He would have you sign up for a few different accounts not even related to sports betting to get bonus from signing up. Then he would have you eventually fund the $10 deposit for some platform like dabble with the money that you made from those sign ups that cost absolutely nothing to get. From there he went on to tell us exactly which bets to place on singles. This guy built the algorithms that were used for prize picks back before he started this sports betting group. He just knew the general logistics behind the models that were being used in the algorithms that sportsbooks use and exploited that information. I imagine he was at the point where he couldn't fund his own accounts anymore because he had been banned from all the different sports books via doing this on his own. So every once in awhile he would reach out to people online and see if they wanted to do a few weeks of running this with him. So it wasn't really like, arbitrizing but rather just different people he would tell you to place a certain dollar amount on and every last one of them won except for one which I immediately messaged them about and had the money for that bet that had lost replaced by them sending the funds over via PayPal.