E-Books

FreeMoneyLoophole has been around for several years now offering their E-book. They charge $97 now for the book.

Zero Risk Arbitrage, Sports Arbitrage Manual

Zero Risk Arbitrage's Sports Arbitrage manual is available for £47. The book seems to cover essentially everything to do with arbitrage, some of which topics include 'How to manage your trading capital most effectively', 'techniques which prevent bookmakers from identifying you as an Arbitrageur', and 'The dangers of psuedo-arbs and why they should be avoided.'Currency Converter

Sports Arbitrage - Ebook

This E-book is available for only $19.95 on the website linked to here, but also available for $24.95 from here, and $27.00 from here, and who knows how much else from wherever else online. We at SAG actually have a copy of what I assume is this ebook (same name, but it is a very indistinct name) and it is only the most rudimentary introduction with a little information like a calander of big sports tournaments, and links to the odds comparison websites. Interestingly enough, copies can be purchased from Ebay for only 99c. I guess that tells you all you need to know.

Not recommended.

Sports Arbitrage Review - Alan Seymour's Ebook

Alan Seymour has become one of the more recognisable names in Sports Betting Arbitrage, and also one of the more debated identities. Ignoring the controversy, the information on his website certainly presents well and creates an impression of reliability. There is no doubt that Alan Seymour, real person of character, knows his stuff about arbing.

This Ebook comes in two parts and with a video collection too. Each can be bought individually, or the whole lot for £99. The Introduction Ebook is only £6.99, the Advanced Ebook is £39.99, and the Instructional Videos are £64.99.

Zero Risk Internet Betting

Big sales pitch, lots of the usual stuff, money back guarantee, bonus stuff etc. Costs $19.97. Most likely a resale version of the 'Sports Arbitrage' Ebook.

...and so on. There are probably a lot more ebooks out there, but many of them are likely to be rebrandings of the same 'sports arbitrage' ebook, or else variations on a theme (the theme being to sell you a worthless piece of digital 'paper'). Some of the Ebooks above do seem to contain real useful information, but you do have to pay for it. I look forward to reviewing them properly in time.

If you know of another Ebook which I have missed, please email me and I will add the Ebook to this page.