Judging by its content, the Mysurebets.net website is dedicated to surebets on various sports. The home page contains a list of surebets with good winning percentages, the teams playing, match odds, and bookmaker logos. There are top matches for today and, most importantly, the service is completely free.

However, even on the first, not necessarily very attentive, acquaintance with the content, questions arise about the advisability of this website's existence and its practical usefulness for arbitrage bettors. You have to try very hard to find even some use for this site.

The History of Mysurebet

The site was created in January 2011, meaning it is already more than 7 years old. Considering that online bookmakers themselves only began developing relatively recently, this site can be recognized as one of the solid mid-level players in this field. Over such a period, it should have reviews, a history, or some archive of its activities, if, of course, it claims to be anything worthwhile, but none of this exists.

The site belongs to the .net zone and is registered through an American domain-name registrar. There is no Russian-language version there. The site is foreign and, judging by the registrar, may even be registered to an American owner. However, as is known, betting is prohibited among the general public in the United States, while the European language versions on the site indicate that it is aimed at Europeans. It is unclear where the site was registered.

Domains in the .net zone related to betting are difficult to recall offhand, but 7 years since the domain was registered is a substantial period. Not everyone can remember what happened to them many years ago. The same applies to the subject of betting, but the .net zone for a betting site is strange.

In any case, it is completely unclear who registered this site, for what purpose, or why in such a domain zone. A more or less in-depth acquaintance with the site provides no answers to these questions. Its background and the purpose of its creation are unclear.

Contacts

There are none at all, just the site pages and the found surebets. Even surebet services with a bad reputation, and some less popular bookmaker services, most often indicate at least an email address. Here, nothing at all is specified. Why create a site and provide no contact details for its creators whatsoever? This is a service where communication is always necessary, whatever kind of service it may be. Where should a question be addressed?

It is obvious that the site's creators do not need to communicate with anyone at all.

The Mysurebets Website

It is surprising, but there is practically no content on the site. Everything available consists of 4 types of pages:

the home page with a list of found surebets;
the page for each surebet—a kind of calculator, as well as other bets from that match;
a page with bookmaker ratings;
the page for each bookmaker.

There is also a page with bonuses, but it returns an error. This is no longer surprising. There are also other pages in Google, but they are all empty.

In general, when it comes to services, they do not always need to have many pages. If a service is simple, the main thing is that it performs its primary function—finds something or does something—but this definitely does not apply to Mysurebets.net. There is practically nothing on it, and it provides no practical benefit.

The site's home page is notable for its list of found surebets, as well as 3 top surebets displayed prominently. The top surebets are very impressive—nearly 20% each. The surebets in the list also offer respectable returns of 5-10%. There are also simple surebets of 1-2%; they could also be used, but, unfortunately, practically none of the found surebets can actually be placed.

The site's design is extremely simple and primitive. It is clear that the site has long been abandoned and nobody maintains it, but its current design is at such a level that it looks as though the site was created 7 years ago and immediately forgotten.

It is possible, in fact, that a programmer created the site, wrote a bookmaker odds parser, and gave no thought to the design.

Whatever the case, the design looks even older than its 7 years, so simple and unsophisticated is it; the site resembles the work of a beginning blogger or schoolchild. However, one advantage is that the information is easy to read and the text does not strain the eyes.

Another problem is the right-hand column with the menu. Because of the advertising banners placed there, it has lost its proper layout and fallen apart, and the home page looks terrible if an ad blocker is not used.

Bookmaker Ratings

This page strongly resembles well-known foreign ratings, where bookmakers are given scores from 1 to 5. The first places here are likewise occupied by bookmakers Pinnacle, Sbobet, The Greek, and others with the highest scores of 5 points; Betfair has 4 points.

This is an old, authoritative foreign rating; reliable Western bookmakers are at the top of the list and have held their positions there for years. Poor bookmakers are at the bottom. Therefore, the information seems to be current, but the rating does not include many newer bookmakers, some no longer operate, and some have merged with others. In general, this is probably a rating from 5 years ago.

The rating also specifies the bookmakers' margin and brief information about bonuses. Naturally, none of it is current.

Ultimately, this rating indicates that the information on the site is not updated.

Each bookmaker has its own page. The information there is primitive: 2-3 lines of description, language versions, types of odds, payment systems, withdrawal methods, and bonus offers.

Sports

There are 3 sports to choose from: football, basketball, and tennis, but in reality only football is active. Switching to the other sports does not work.

Bet Types

The service's found surebets involve the main types of football bets—bets on the match winner 1-X-2 and bets on the main football total—over/under 2.5 goals.

Such a limited offering once again indicates that the service has been abandoned; it has not been updated for a very long time and may simply have been created only once. On the other hand, this could also be called a plus, since these are so-called big markets—bets that can be made with large sums and, accordingly, winnings. But, first, the scanner is fundamentally unusable in practice, and second, bookmakers provide the most accurate odds on the main markets, where their errors are minimal. These found surebets simply cannot work.

Language Versions

Strangely enough, the site has as many as 5 language versions in:

English;
Italian;
German;
Spanish;
French.

Great, but unfortunately, the versions cannot be switched. The buttons at the bottom of the site responsible for changing languages do nothing. Most likely, when the site was active, current, and visited, its creators intended to translate it, but never began doing so, and the buttons remained. Another disadvantage of the site.

Another strange point is that the only working language version, English, is sprinkled with Spanish words in places.

Functionality

On such a simple site with a minimum of pages, information, and meaningful content, there are many operational errors. Many button-links that should do something do not work:

the language-switching buttons have already been discussed above;
the sports cannot be switched to tennis or basketball on the home page;
switching bet types on the surebet page does not work;
the button for displaying bonuses in the right-hand menu does not work;
the bonuses page leads nowhere;
the home-page link does not work, meaning it is impossible to reach the home page from internal pages;
the "share" buttons on social networks do not work.

The most noticeable error, perhaps, is the lack of switching to tennis and basketball, since they are listed on the home page but do not actually work.

Mysurebets Surebets

The service's main problem is that the found surebets do not correspond to reality; they simply cannot be used. When you try to place them, it turns out that one leg of the surebet may approximately correspond to the odds from Mysurebets.net, but the odds for the second leg, which is usually the one overvalued at a particular bookmaker, turns out to be completely reduced.

This primarily concerns surebets with a high percentage, but in practice surebets with small percentages also almost always turn out not to correspond to those found on Mysurebets.net. The found surebets simply cannot be placed.

The absence of the automatically loaded betting slip customary for all modern surebet services is also a major inconvenience; with one click, you can immediately place a bet with a bookmaker. Here, you have to manually search for the match at each bookmaker. Modern surebets often require speed, but that is not the case with Mysurebets.

There is also no familiar calculator here; that is, there is one, but it is completely primitive. It does not account for currency differences or exchange commissions, and even the odds cannot be changed.

In general, all the found surebets are static; they are simply not updated. It feels as though a robot activates at some point, publishes a surebet, and stops, forgetting about it forever.

The service works, so to speak, just for show, producing something as the result of its work. The scanner is simply useless.

What Else Is Missing?

In addition to these unsolvable problems, the site also lacks other attributes inherent to a normal surebet service. There is no user account and no settings functionality, while the features that do exist do not work.

Only some kind of notifications could really help this service, for example, notifications sent by email at the moment when the scanner finds a surebet, but those are missing too.

One may ask why such a useless site exists at all. After all, its maintenance has to be paid for. It exists only because of advertising; the home page is covered with it on all sides, and the other pages are too. The site is old and has authority in search engines, so its owners simply display advertisements to visitors.

Conclusion

The Mysurebets.net site is an absolutely useless surebet service—or rather, it cannot even be called a service. It offers players no valuable information. The surebets presented on the home page cannot be placed with bookmakers in practice because the scanner, if it can even be called that, does not perform the functions required today in the arbitrage betting market.

The site itself looks very primitive and contains almost no meaningful content apart from the surebets. There are many errors on the site, and some functionality simply does not work.

Perhaps at the beginning of its existence, the site was a normal, functional scanner on the market and met the requirements of those years, but now it is hopelessly outdated. The site has been abandoned and nobody maintains it; the only reason it exists is the presence of advertising banners.

Using Surbet.net as a tool for finding surebets is strange, to say the least. It would be better to use the free package of some good scanner, whether AllBestBets or Breaking-Bet.