World globalization brings up a lot possibilities as well as problems, and a very competitive environment in every single field. Let’s meet Phil, who buys watches in the USA and sell them in the UK. Phil has a small store where he sells his watches. Let’s say he buys watches for €100 and sell them for €300. His profit is €200. Phil creates an arbitrage opportunity, doesn’t he? Phil owns 200 watches (200 x €100 = €20,000, which is just capital, from which he needs to make a profit); pays a rent for the store, insurance and a security system; and must work on his marketing strategy, etc.
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Now let’s meet Steve. Steve is a sport arbitrage trader. He has a budget of €20,000 and his ROI coefficient is 10%. He paid for the Arbitrage Training. He owns two computers with two additional screens, and pays for high-speed Internet and RebelBetting software.
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Phil had to sell 10 watches every month to earn €2,000, and he must sit at the shop every day from 9:00 to 18:00, which is 63 hours per week. Steve has to place 1,000 arbitrages every month to earn €2,000. When we consider that Steve waits, finds, places and controls one sports arbitrage opportunity in five minutes (12 arbitrages per hour), that is just 83 hours per month.
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