I don't have many accounts: is there any point?
Yes. Fewer accounts means fewer bets, not worse ones.
What losing an account costs
When a bookmaker gubs or restricts your account, you lose its picks, not the method. Value betting pays through volume, so fewer bets means slower profit.
Hide the bookmakers you don't have with the board's Bookies filter.
New bookmakers
Bookmakers come and go, and it's worth checking if any new bookies have popped up since you were restricted. A few new operators pop up every year, so even if you think you've lost every account you can probably open a new account somewhere.
Shrewd mode picks are chosen to look less like sharp betting, so a new account has a better chance of staying open.
Betting shops
A betting shop takes cash, with no account to limit. Staff can still refuse or cut a bet. A machine's price and each-way terms can differ from the same firm's website, so check both before betting.
What is left
More books and better books mean more value. But there is plenty of volume left down the list.
7Bet is the least-quoted book on our board. In the week to 23 September it still appeared 830 times, 153 of them as the outright best price.
Further reading
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