Betting on both teams in a match and still making profit regardless of who wins. Sounds like witchcraft? It’s called arbitrage, and people are really out here making guaranteed money from it.

What It Actually Does: Finds situations where different bookies have odds that are so different, you can bet on all outcomes and still profit. It’s like buying something for ₦1,000 from one shop and selling it for ₦1,200 to another shop, except with bets.

Why This is Actually Insane: Because it’s literally risk-free money. No predictions, no stress, no “I hope Arsenal doesn’t bottle this.” You win either way. The catch? These opportunities are rare and don’t last long. When you find one, you move fast.

How to Use It:

1. Find two bookies with very different odds on the same match (this is the hard part)
2. Enter the odds for Outcome 1 (like Home Win at 2.10 on Bet9ja)
3. Enter the odds for Outcome 2 (like Away Win at 3.50 on 1xBet)
4. Enter your total budget
5. The calculator tells you exactly how much to stake on each outcome

The “No Lose” Betting Strategy (Sounds Illegal But Isn’t)

What to Look For: The calculator will either say “Arbitrage Opportunity Found” (celebrate) or “No Arbitrage Opportunity” (keep searching). If it says found, it shows you the exact stakes and your guaranteed profit. Even if it’s ₦200 profit, that’s ₦200 you didn’t have before.

Real Talk: Let’s say Bet9ja has Chelsea to win at 2.10, and SportyBet has Chelsea NOT to win at 2.20. You put ₦10,000 total. The calculator might tell you: stake ₦4,762 on Chelsea win, stake ₦5,238 on Chelsea not to win. Either way, you’re walking away with profit.

Why Most People Don’t Do This: It requires having accounts with multiple bookies, moving money around, and honestly, the profits are usually small (2 to 5% of your stake). But small guaranteed profit beats big risky losses any day. Some people literally do this full-time.

The Catch: Bookies hate this. If they catch you doing it repeatedly, they might limit your account. So move smart, don’t be obvious, and maybe don’t arb every single day.