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I always get asked this question. Honestly, your profits as a bookie will really depend on your operation- is it small or large? What software do you use? Do you hire people to work for you?
I do believe that being a bookie is great not just because of what I earn, but because of other things as well. If you read this, you will understand what I mean: https://sportsbettingsolutionasia.com/tutorials/top-reasons-to-become-a-bookie/ .
I won't explain how much I earn here, but I can say that its enough to keep me comfortable and allow me to add to my savings. Also, the income varies throughout the year, so if you have a smaller operation your profits may not be as high as you expect. In the US this usually happens when football and basketball are in the offseason.
Can some of you guys share your insights on your profits as a bookie? You do not need to specify amounts unless you want to!
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Being a bookie can be highly profitable, but it's not a guaranteed path to riches. Only about 3% of sports bettors are profitable long-term, which favors bookies.
Even small-time bookies can profit; a single player betting $50 per game can lose $2,600 yearly. Successful bookies treat it as a business, requiring diligent research, disciplined money management, and patience. While potentially lucrative, it demands expertise in setting lines, understanding probabilities, and managing risk to ensure consistent profits.
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Andy is correct there. I'd also like to add that your potential to earn depends on how much you risk too. If you set your limits high, you can potentially earn more, but its more high-risk. But this is something only you can decide, and it will depend on your line management skills too.
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