Guides

There's no better pastime than watching your bankroll grow in size as your online gambling progresses. The flip side of that though is watching your bankroll disappear in the blink of an eyelid due to fraud or other online security breaches. For an example of this see this post on the forum:

Moneybookers Fraud thread

There are a number of steps you can take to help protect yourself from online fraud which we discuss below. The majority of the information does revolve around using a password database application - although you can put some of the measures listed below into place without such an application, it makes life so much easier if you can take the time to learn how to use a password database application.
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Moneybookers.com is the 'de facto' solution for managing your gaming funds online. Whether you are a punter, a poker player or a casino player, Moneybookers provides you with a (mostly) free E-Wallet which you can use to upload and withdraw funds to your gaming account instantly with only your email address and password.

Moneybookers combines the best security measures with the lowest fees and is accepted by virtually all online gaming operators. Moneybookers is extremely safe in protecting their customers’ funds and it complies with the most stringent policies regarding risk prevention and consumer protection. In this guide we'll look at Moneybookers/Skrill in more detail.
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Trading is something that every one of us does almost on a daily basis in one form or another (ie shopping!), but as it refers to sports betting, trading is essentially the act of buying up gambling liability at one price and selling it on at another for a profit (great!) or a loss (not so great!). Trading in this sense is not quite so obvious as buying bread from a local shop, but in this guide we will look at the basics of trading with a view to introducing the beginner to the concepts involved.
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The term "Sharbing" is an amalgamation of the terms "Shop" and "Arbing" (also referred to as 'Shop Arbing'). It is the term used to describe the combination of arbing in shops - that is, placing arbs in highstreet bookmaker shops. In this guide we'll look at some of the pros and cons of sharbing.
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Expected Value (EV) is a fundamental concept for a professional gambler - by calculating the EV of a bonus it allows you to understand in a rational and logical manner whether or not the bonus is worth taking on and whether over the long run you will be profitable by taking that kind of bonus.

In this article we will look at what EV is and how to calculate EV for a given bonus.
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Introduction
Underlaying is the term used to refer to a matched bet where you do not lay your initial back bet off completely. Most commonly 'underlaying' is used to refer to a lay bet placed on a betting exchange like Betfair, although it can be used to refer to a 2 way (or more) 'dutch' where you back 'the other side' of your initial bet at other bookmaker(s).
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