English Unfortunately, recently the AllBestBets scanner has experienced some accessibility issues from Russia. Let us consider reasonable alternatives to the best arbitrage betting search service of recent years.
It is no secret that over the last 5 years, the AllBestBets arbitrage scanner has confidently outperformed all its competitors on most parameters that are important to arbitrage bettors. Both processing speed and the number of sports scanned, as well as maximum server loads combined with speed – for now, we will not dwell on the scanner’s strengths.
Unfortunately, recently the scanner has experienced some accessibility issues from Russia, and it appears that the majority of its users are located there. Since you have reached this page, you have probably encountered the problem of AllBestBets being unavailable in the Russian Federation.
Which scanners can be considered as alternatives to AllBestBets
Overall scanner level and scope of functionality
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Positivebet – scans live arbitrage bets excellently, but cannot handle prematch at all. The cost of paid plans is moderate, and there is an application (even two: TheForks and Autobot).
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BreakingBet – a good scanner with extensive functionality (prematch, live, value bets). The subscription cost is usually even lower than ABB’s.
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RebelBetting – a scanner implemented as a desktop application, distinguished by its scanning quality and speed. It does not quite reach AllBestBets, but it is still very good.
Scanning speed and delivery of live arbitrage bets
This parameter obviously does not apply to prematch arbitrage bets, since speed is not as important there.
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OddStorm – this scanner outperforms AllBestBets in terms of processing speed, one of those rare cases when ABB is not the best at something. OddStorm’s disadvantages include its high subscription price and the fact that it offers only one sport. Although it is football, which is more than enough for earning through arbitrage betting. In terms of quality for live football, it is the best scanner in the world today.
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Positivebet – processing speed and delays in delivering live arbitrage bets are roughly comparable to AllBestBets. Moreover, Positivebet started working with live betting earlier, which indicates greater experience in this segment of arbitrage betting.
Prices and the possibility of receiving free arbitrage bets
AllBestBets has changed its pricing policy. More precisely, the way it provides paid services. At the time of writing, the scanner has a whole range of plans that can even be confusing. Here is a screenshot of its pricing page: some plans are limited by bookmakers, sports, and even individual markets scanned by the service. At the same time, the prices themselves are more than democratic. Most importantly, they allow you to earn rather than send all your earnings to the scanner.
Because of this somewhat chaotic pricing, it is not easy to select comparable alternative scanners. Therefore, we will list together the scanners whose subscriptions will not make you faint if you are used to AllBestBets prices:
This list includes scanners whose subscription costs are comparable to ABB and whose arbitrage-bet delivery quality is acceptable. There are various BetSpan and similar scam projects that we do not recommend getting involved with.
Applications like those of AllBestBets
From the standpoint of client applications, services such as these can honestly compete with ABB, and may not necessarily lose:
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We wanted to mention ArbHelper here, but it is an application from AllBestBets itself – it will not work.
The bottom line
AllBestBets is, of course, an excellent scanner. And if you have the opportunity to gain access to it one way or another, that will definitely not be a foolish decision. Nevertheless, high-quality, convenient scanners for bookmaker arbitrage bets with comparable prices (and sometimes even better ones) certainly exist. And the choice is not that small. But this choice, like all risks associated with betting, still rests with the player. Even if that player is an arbitrage bettor (=smart, calculating, and usually looking ahead, almost like a chess player).