Hedge Bookies Against Each Other
The Dutching Software pairs odds from two bookmakers so you can back both sides of a market and remove risk. Use it to convert bonus bets, place qualifying bets, or find arbs.
Included on Standard and above
Trusted by 20,000+ Australians since 2017
How to read the Dutching Software
Each row pairs two bookmakers, one for each outcome. The P/L column shows the result of splitting $100 cash across both sides. SNR shows what a $100 bonus bet can be converted into.
| Date | Event | Market | Outcomes | P/L | SNR | Hide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1d 11h 36m | Team A vs Team B🏀 Basketball | Player Assists: Player A | BOOKIE AUnder 2.5 @ 1.62BOOKIE BOver 2.5 @ 3.54 | +$11.14 | $97.21 | |
| 1d 11h 36m | Team A vs Team B🏀 Basketball | Player 3’s: Player B | BOOKIE AUnder 1.5 @ 1.36BOOKIE COver 1.5 @ 5.92 | +$10.59 | $130.24 | |
| 13h 46m | Team C vs Team D🏀 Basketball | Points, Rebounds & Assists: Player C | BOOKIE DOver 24.5 @ 2.70BOOKIE AUnder 24.5 @ 1.80 | +$8.00 | $75.56 | |
| 4h 10m | Player E vs Player F🎾 Tennis | Match Winner | BOOKIE BPlayer E @ 2.10BOOKIE DPlayer F @ 1.90 | -$0.25 | $52.11 |
P/L: arbs and cash bets
On the highlighted row, $68.60 on Under 2.5 at 1.62 and $31.40 on Over 2.5 at 3.54 both return about $111.14. Your $100 comes back with an $11.14 profit whichever side wins.
SNR: converting bonus bets
A $100 bonus bet on Over 2.5 at 3.54, covered with $156.79 cash on Under at 1.62, leaves $97.21 either way. This is a great way to convert bonuses into withdrawable cash.
Small P/L: qualifying and mug bets
The bottom row costs 25 cents on $100. Rows with a P/L close to zero are great for completing turnover requirements, qualifying for promos, or placing mug bets.
Example odds only, with generic events and bookmakers. SNR assumes the bonus bet goes on the higher priced side and a cash bet covers the other side.
Try the dutching maths
Enter two odds to see what a bonus bet turns into. Switch to cash bet mode to see how your stake splits across both bookmakers for a qualifying bet, mug bet or arb.
Four ways members use it
Arbs
Dutching is the best way to find arbitrage opportunities. On the Pro tier you will see dozens of risk-free bets every day.
Qualifying bets
Hedge bookie promos to remove the risk and earn bonus bets that can be converted to cash
Mug bets
Improve account sustainability by placing bets that make you look like a regular punter but cost almost nothing.
Convert bonus bets
Turn bonuses into cash at a high rate, while also improving your account sustainability at the hedging bookie.
How the Dutching Software works
The Dutching Software compares prices across bookmakers and pairs the best odds on each side of a market. Each row shows exactly what to back at each bookmaker, the result for a cash bet (P/L) and the value of a bonus bet (SNR). Sort by P/L for qualifying bets, mug bets and arbs, or look for a high SNR to convert bonus bets.
What dutching means
When you dutch a market, you back every outcome and size each stake so that your outcome is the same whichever side wins. If there is a significant difference in the odds between bookies this can result in an arbitrage situation i.e. one where you can guarantee a profit. When it falls just short, the small cost makes a cheap qualifying bet. The software does the comparing and the maths for you.
Reading each opportunity
| Date | How long until the event starts. |
| Event and league | The specific match or event and its competition. |
| Market | The market being dutched, such as match winner, lines, totals and player stats. |
| Outcomes | Both sides of the market, each with the bookmaker, the bet to place and the odds. |
| P/L | The result of splitting $100 cash across both sides. Positive means an arb. Close to zero means a low cost qualifying or mug bet. |
| SNR | The cash you keep from a $100 bonus bet on one side, covered with cash on the other. |
| Hide | Removes a row you don’t want to see. |
Filtering to suit you
Set your stake, load a preset, and filter by time, sport, key bookmaker and the bookmakers available to you. Quick search helps you find a specific event fast.
Working alongside the ATM
The ATM lines up bookmaker odds against Betfair, and the Dutching Software covers both sides at the bookmakers. Using both gives you more options every time you have a bet to place.
Questions people ask
What is dutching?
Dutching means backing every outcome of a market, with your stakes split so the return is the same whichever side wins. When the odds at two bookmakers line up well, that return is more than your total stake, so you lock in a profit.
What can I use the Dutching Software for?
Members use it to convert bonus bets, place qualifying bets for a few cents, place mug bets on everyday markets and find arbs. Each row shows the cash result and the bonus bet value, so one list covers all four.
How many arbs are on the Dutching Software?
This depends on the time of year and your level of membership. Arbs can appear on all tiers, but the majority are in the Lines and Totals markets that are only available on Pro. There can be dozens, or even hundreds, of opportunities each day, especially when the NBA and NFL are in season.
How is the Dutching Software different from the ATM?
The ATM compares bookmaker odds to Betfair, so you back at a bookmaker and lay at Betfair. The Dutching Software pairs back bets at two bookmakers instead, so you can cover both sides without placing a lay bet.
What do P/L and SNR mean?
P/L is the result of splitting $100 cash across both sides. SNR stands for stake not returned. It shows the cash you keep from a $100 bonus bet on one side, covered with cash on the other.
Why can a bonus bet value be more than 100%?
When the two prices already return more than you stake, and the bonus bet goes on a long price, the cash you keep can be worth more than the bonus bet itself. These rows are well worth a close look when they appear.
Cover both sides of your next bet
Compare the plans to find the one that suits you, then start converting bonus bets and placing qualifying bets across the bookmakers.
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