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In fact: theoretically, it is possible. It has long been no secret that an account can be purchased jointly on the same sites where the odds are merged.

Now, putting it into practice. How will purchasing an account be reflected in a pool?

The first problem that will arise is how do you plan to share time with other collectors? You will not be able to use the scanner at the same time, while everyone will want to use the account at the most "profitable" moment for surebets (usually on weekends). You cannot control everyone, so sooner or later, two or more fillers will log into your account simultaneously from different devices in different locations. This will result in the account being banned and money being lost instead of the expected savings.

But even if you work at different times, this will come from different geolocations on different computer hardware (yes, the programs know this too). You will receive a security check with a temporary ban, which will become temporary.

Conclusion: you do not need to purchase accounts jointly.

In fact: theoretically, it is possible. For a long time, it has not been a secret that you can buy an account on the same sites where the odds are combined.

Now for practice. How will buying an account in a pool end?

The first problem that will arise is how you plan to share the time with other collectors. You will not be able to use the scanner at the same time, while everyone will want to use the account at the "juiciest" moment for safe bets (generally the weekend). You cannot control everyone, so sooner or later, two or more fillers will log in to your account simultaneously on different devices from different locations. This will result in the account being banned and money being lost instead of the expected savings.

But even if you work at different times, you will come from different geolocations on different computers (yes, the programs know this too). You will receive a security check with a temporary ban, which will turn into a temporary one.

Conclusion: there is no need to buy accounts together.

Indeed: Theoretically, it is possible. It has long been no secret that an account on the same websites where odds are combined can be purchased jointly.

Now for the practical side. What happens when an account is purchased by a pool?

The first problem that will arise is how you intend to share the time with the other collectors. You cannot use the scanner simultaneously, while everyone wants to use the account at the "fattest" time for surebets (usually on weekends). You cannot control everyone, so sooner or later two or more fillers will log in to your account simultaneously on different devices from different locations. This causes the account to be blocked and money to be lost instead of the expected savings.

But even if you work at different times, it happens from different geolocations on different computer hardware (yes, the programs know that too). You receive a security check with a temporary block, which grows into a temporary suspension.

Conclusion: You do not need to purchase accounts jointly.

Besides the already familiar term “surebet player”, you may encounter other definitions.

• Arbitrage bettor. Surebets are a type of arbitrage betting (which also includes middles and value bets). That is why the term “arbitrage bettor” is often used. The word itself came to us from trading, where a situation with guaranteed profit was also called arbitrage.
• Forker. In English, «вилка» is “fork”, hence the name.
• Bettor. This is what all people who place bets with bookmakers are called. Therefore, formally, the concept also applies to surebet players.
• Capper. You may encounter this definition as well, but it is erroneous. Cappers are generally understood to be people who make predictions on sports they know well, and this has nothing to do with arbitrage betting. However, this designation appears in some sources.

The profession of an anti-fraud analyst can be considered outdated. Today, their work is performed almost entirely by automated systems.

What does an anti-fraud system do? It identifies arbitrage bettors. It analyzes bets, their sizes, and their number. How much a person won, how much they lost, and which sports and leagues they bet on. It compares these data and finds the surebet player. And, as is known, bookmakers do not welcome bets on surebets.

Nowadays, the analyst’s work is limited to intervening in cases where there are suspicions of an error and the data must be checked manually.

There are only two methods.

1. Manually. It has long been outdated. Nowadays, the lifespan of surebets sometimes amounts to dozens of seconds, especially in Live mode (where the greatest profit can be obtained). Finding all of this manually in time is practically impossible.  
2. Using specialized software (scanners). This is software that will find surebets for you. There are also modifications that fill out coupons for you and sometimes even place bets. Of course, this is riskier (the bookmaker can identify you more easily), but also more profitable.

Besides the familiar “surebet player,” you may encounter other definitions.

• Arbitrageur. Surebets are a type of arbitrage betting (which also includes middles and value bets). Therefore, the name “arbitrageur” is often encountered. The word itself came to us from trading, where arbitrage also referred to a situation with guaranteed profit.
• Forker. In English, “вилка” is “fork,” hence the name.
• Bettor. This is what all people who place bets at bookmakers are called. Therefore, formally, the concept also applies to surebet players.
• Capper. This definition can also be encountered, but it is incorrect. Cappers are generally understood to be people who make predictions on sports they know well, and this has nothing to do with arbitrage betting. However, this name appears in some sources.