Surebets are a way to make guaranteed profits from sports betting by taking advantage of differences in odds between different bookmakers.

Here is how it works:

• Bookmakers often disagree on the odds for the same event — for example, one might offer high odds on Team A, while another offers high odds on Team B.

• When these odds are high enough, it becomes possible to bet on all outcomes of the event across different bookmakers and guarantee a profit, no matter who wins.

• This is called a surebet or arbitrage opportunity.

Valuebets are bets where the odds offered by a bookmaker are higher than the true probability of the outcome — meaning, over time, you can make a profit by betting on them.

Here is how it works:

Every outcome in sports has a real probability of happening (e.g., a 50% chance = fair odds of 2.00).

Sometimes, bookmakers make mistakes or adjust odds based on public opinion, not real probability.

A valuebet happens when a bookmaker offers odds that imply a lower probability than the actual chance.

Example:

Let's say you calculate that Team A has a 60% chance of winning (fair odds = 1.67).

But the bookmaker is offering odds of 2.00.

That's a valuebet — because you're getting better odds than what it's really worth.

If you consistently place bets only when there's value (even if you don't win every time), your winnings over many bets will be higher than your losses — creating a long-term profit.

Value betting is about probability and volume, not luck — it's a professional strategy used by sharp bettors and traders.