This site looks far too archaic. One could say that it is from the seventies, except that there was no internet in the 70s, so let us say that it is from somewhere in the noughties, from the early noughties.

This site looks far too archaic. One could say that it is from the seventies, except that there was no internet in the 70s, so let us say that it is from somewhere in the noughties, from the early noughties.

MySurebet.NET functionality

It is downright amusing to talk about its functionality, because there is no functionality as such. The site’s main page shows a certain number of prematch surebets ranging from 0% to approximately 4%, but after checking, it turned out that all surebets exceeding half a percent are already outdated. Apparently, the scanner provides information with a significant delay, which is extremely undesirable from the perspective of safe work with surebets. There is a high risk of account blocking.

The site primarily features advertising for some far from the most popular bookmakers. Among the known ones, we can list: Pinnacle, Sportingbet, William Hill. And about a dozen bookmakers that nobody knows at all.

Some sections of the site do not work, so there is no point in looking for football surebets that the site offers to search for. The section contains advertising for bookmakers and their affiliate programs.

As for the scanner’s other capabilities, it simply has none.

We strongly do not recommend using this scanner. The capabilities of this scanner, as well as those of any other scanner that does not care about its clients and does not offer them any functions or capabilities, are inadequate. Using Surebet.net as a tool for finding surebets is strange, to say the least.

You would be better off using the free package of some good scanner, be it AllBestBets or Breaking-Bet.