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AllBestBets is currently undoubtedly the best among surebet and arbitrage betting scanners. And although competitors are not idle, AllBestBets is still developing faster.

First of all, this concerns the key factors for any surebet scanner: the number of bookmakers scanned and scanning speed. These factors determine the player’s convenience when placing all legs of a surebet and safety when it comes to bookmakers’ countermeasures against surebet betting. AllBestBets demonstrates the following figures:

  • Number of bookmakers scanned – more than 100 (64 bookmakers and 88 clones for prematch and 55 bookmakers and 81 clones for live surebets respectively).
  • Scanning speed – 3 seconds for live surebets and 15 seconds for prematch surebets. By today’s standards, this is fast.
  • Number of bookmakers scanned – more than 100 (64 bookmakers and 88 clones for prematch and 55 bookmakers and 81 clones for live surebets respectively).
  • Scanning speed – 3 seconds for live and 15 seconds for prematch surebets. By today’s standards, this is fast.

In addition to working with surebets – its primary task – AllBestBets also has an odds comparison service. It is essential for analyzing odds changes, also known as line movements.

The ABB website underwent significant changes in July 2015 aimed at improving ease of use.

A powerful filter system was added, allowing users to increase the speed of working with surebets. This particularly applies to live mode. In addition, the interface is intuitive and does not cause rejection due to the presence of unnecessary elements. It is well optimized for various devices.

We should also mention the additional tools: the surebet calculator is one of the most convenient among the numerous similar calculators. It calculates both two-outcome and multiple-outcome surebets. For those planning to earn professionally through arbitrage betting without risking limit reductions, this will be a significant help.

The same can be said about the alert system provided by the service. Alarms can be configured according to many criteria and greatly simplify the player’s life.

Help and training

The service creators have devoted considerable attention to help and training in the details of working with bookmaker arbitrage betting and surebets in particular.

The “Help” menu section contains a wealth of information divided into categories:

  • “How does it work?” It explains in detail what bookmaker surebets are and how they arise.
  • “Surebet Encyclopedia.” A great deal of useful information has been collected for both beginners and professional bettors.
  • “FAQ.” Answers to frequently asked questions are provided.
  • “User Guide.” All functions and capabilities of AllBestBets itself are described in detail.
  • “Blog.” Articles and advice have been collected both on the subject of surebets and on sports betting in general.
  • “Forum.” An opportunity is provided to communicate with colleagues working with surebets.

Client panel

After paying for a subscription to the selected tariff, the player receives login details for their personal account. On the left side of the screen is a settings panel for displaying scanning results. Surebets can be sorted by profitability percentage, ROI (if possible under the tariff), age, event start time, and users can also switch to middle scanning results. To avoid missing the appearance of new surebets, it is convenient to use a voice or text notification.

The built-in surebet calculator, in addition to standard assistance in calculating the legs of a surebet, has a very useful “nearby odds” function. It is needed when the odds for one of the surebet’s legs have decreased and you urgently need to find a replacement with another bookmaker.

For user convenience, the service includes a hide menu, which allows a specific surebet, event, or entire bookmaker to be excluded from the list of displayed results.

Additional features

Arb Helper. This is the service’s own development, which allows bets to be placed directly from the ABB calculator at a bookmaker. This function is implemented as a plugin (program) that can be downloaded free of charge from the scanner’s website.

Integration with the betting exchange Betfair. This function allows users to link their betting exchange account to their ABB account, providing players with several advantages:

  • Access to bookmaker surebets on Betfair without delays.
  • A convenient interface for working with the exchange.
  • The ability to place bets quickly directly from our interface.

The integration is simple, literally 3 steps, and they are described in detail on the AllBestBets website.

Odds comparison service. This function is also available after registration. Bookmaker odds are scanned and the best offers are presented in a table. All you have to do is select an event and market, and ABB will find the best odds.

Software

The website is implemented as a web version, meaning access is browser-based, so it is convenient to use on any device, including devices running Android and iOS. A mobile version of the resource is also available. Thus, wherever you are – at home or, for example, in a café – you can use bookmaker arbitrage betting search services both on a desktop computer and with a smartphone or tablet – convenience and functionality will be identical.

Advantages and disadvantages of the AllBestBets surebet scanner

Pros:

  • High scanning speed
  • Scanning not only prematch, but also live surebets, negative surebets, and middles
  • Convenient interface, good selection of filters and settings
  • Availability of tariff options depending on players’ needs
  • The ability to subscribe for either a very short period, just one day, or an entire year. As the subscription duration increases, the subscription price per day decreases.
  • Availability of additional unique functions such as Nearby Odds, Arb Helper, and Integration with the Betfair betting exchange.

Cons:

  • High subscription cost, especially for Live tariffs.
  • Sometimes some bookmakers disappear from the scan. Most likely, this is not due to a software failure, but to blocks imposed by the bookmakers themselves.

Alternative names for the scanner

Sometimes users may write the name differently and call this scanner something else. The following names for AllBetsBets have been found online:

  • ollbestbets
  • abb
  • obb
  • abb

Reviews of the AllBestBets scanner

The overwhelming majority of users rated their experience with the scanner at 9 out of 10 possible points. The assessment considered such indicators as scanning speed and stability, ease of use of the main functions, and the presence of errors in the displayed results.  For its pricing policy, the scanner received 6 out of 10 points.

Feedbacks of scanner

As for me, despite the uniqueness of the AllBestBets scanner, only professionals who understand the complex dynamics of numbers can truly evaluate its operation. There is no point for a beginner in getting involved with paid packages.

Insufficient prediction experience and an inability to react instantly to the situation in the case of live bets mean a high probability of ending up at a loss. But the free version with surebets up to 1% offers optimal conditions for a beginner to gain experience and train their reaction.

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The scanner’s real main drawback is the expensive subscription. But players, myself included, accept it, especially since you can choose: pay for a month, a week, or even just a day. And again, there are attractive discounts.

If you subscribe to both the live and prematch plans at once, the cheaper one will cost half price. As they say, make up your own mind...

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Mikha, Nalchik

The scanner is slow. By the time it produced the result, the odds had changed, and I didn't manage to catch the surebet. Working with AllBestBets requires fast internet and a computer with better performance than mine. Maybe some people get lucky with 10% surebets, but I have only come across profitable 4% ones twice.

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I tried surebets on AllBestBets and realized that there is nothing there for “newbies” like me. You need surebetting experience and a bankroll of at least 50 thousand rubles, including to pay for a tariff plan for live surebets; otherwise, there is nothing to do there.

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I consider the AllBestBets scanner, with its instant 3-second analysis period and detection of live surebets, the best among its competitors today. A successful find by the developers is the sound signal, which makes it possible to react promptly when a surebet appears. It duplicates the text alert, which is very convenient. I have not encountered such a complete breakdown of middles and odds anywhere else. And a bonus for the service is its loyal attitude toward surebetters.

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Although my gaming experience, both positive and negative, working with various bookmakers is quite extensive, I didn't want to get involved with surebets for various reasons, primarily because of the hassle of finding them. I radically changed my views with the appearance of the AllBestBets scanner. I like the different ways of presenting surebet situations, and the lines of various bookmakers are updated every minute. I place only prematch bets on hockey, football, and sometimes tennis. I use the mid-priced PREMATCH Professional plan for 50 “euros” per month. That's a lot of money, but it justifies itself: comprehensive functionality, including the convenience of quickly finding close odds at different bookmakers. You can monitor middles simultaneously. With the launch of the AllBestBets scanner, playing became easier and more productive.

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All the positive aspects of working with AllBestBets are spoiled by annoying service failures. In particular, due to a software update, its operation was temporarily suspended, the surebets disappeared, and a bet did not come through. The service sorted out its equipment problems, but who will sort out mine?

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I haven’t encountered such a broad overview of the necessary information on a single resource anywhere else. The odds from different bookmakers are presented in a broad range, as fully as possible for clear comparison. The scanning is fast and thorough. Moreover, it identifies surebets hidden by other servers. The filtering system works clearly, with selection by age, odds, and profitability. There’s always a complete list of bookmakers at hand, including the three where I have accounts opened. It’s encouraging that the scanner is constantly evolving and improving while remaining equally understandable to beginners and professionals.

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What can one say about how good the AllBestBets service is if its genuinely profitable plans “bite”? You will not earn much with the free 1-% version, and there are also time delays there, especially for live, at 15 (!) minutes; agree, it is a losing proposition from the outset. Taking the “one-day plan” for $2,49 is only teasing yourself, since you will not have time to place anything properly. You have to use information from other scanners, not as deep or high-quality, but cheaper.

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My opinion is this: live surebets in the AllBestBets scanner are very attractive. 4 tariff packages + a free one are designed for players with different starting capital. 9 sports and a mass of sporting events are displayed, which is intriguing. You can always try out the functionality by subscribing for just one day. And if you are already paying money while betting professionally, you know what you are paying for: information is provided on more than 50 bookmakers and sports disciplines. Respect to the developers.

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Such an expensive subscription. Guys, it is time to lower the prices. When you were practically the only ones, you could charge whatever you wanted, but now there are plenty of other scanners for less money. And it is becoming harder and harder for surebetters to work. The bookmaker restrictions alone are something. 

As for the features, I am satisfied with everything, but because of the price I have to move to other scanners.

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