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Starting Capital for Sports Arbitrage — Step-by-Step Guide & Transcript

0h 50m video Published Jul 18, 2026 Transcribed Aug 6, 2026 Brenner Vera Brenner Vera
Beginner 12 min read For: Individuals interested in sports arbitrage as a low-risk investment, particularly beginners in Latin America.
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"Provides exactly what the title promises: a clear breakdown of capital requirements for starting sports arbitrage, backed by practical advice."

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This video breaks down the capital required to start in sports arbitrage, a low-risk investment method that involves betting on both sides of a sports event across different bookmakers. The host, Brender Vera, explains the two key phases: a practice phase with a minimum of $100, and a profitability phase requiring an additional $300–$500. He also covers account management, recommended scanners, and answers viewer questions about sustainability and scaling.

[11:49]
What is sports arbitrage?

Sports arbitrage is a low-risk investment where you bet on both sides of an event in two different bookmakers to guarantee profit regardless of the outcome.

[22:48]
Practice phase capital: $100

Start with $100 spread across three betting houses (e.g., $20 per house with $40 reserve) for practice and learning the methodology.

[24:17]
Recommended practice duration

Practice for 2 weeks to 2 months, at least 2 hours per day, until you feel confident with identifying odds, speed, and methodology.

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Profitability phase capital: $300–$500 additional

After practice, add $300–$500 to your bankroll, bringing total capital to $400–$600, and acquire a sports scanner to focus on profitability.

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Account management for sustainability

Managing accounts across multiple bookmakers is crucial to avoid bans and ensure long-term sustainability. Use a portfolio of accounts and avoid houses that ban.

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Personal experience and long-term vision

The host shares his personal journey: started out of necessity, learned empirically, faced bans, and built a scalable business with trading rooms in multiple countries.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 22:48 Open accounts at three different betting houses.
2 23:16 Deposit $100 total, distributing $20 into each of the three houses and keeping $40 as reserve.
3 24:17 Practice for 2 weeks to 2 months, at least 2 hours per day, using a free scanner demo if available.
4 26:39 Evaluate your progress: when you feel confident, move to the profitability phase.
5 27:27 Add an additional $300–$500 to your bankroll and acquire a paid sports scanner.
6 28:11 Distribute the new capital across your three houses (e.g., $100 per house) and keep $200 as reserve for recharges.
7 33:21 Implement account management strategies to avoid bans and ensure sustainability (e.g., rotate accounts, avoid houses that ban).

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What is sports arbitrage?

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It is a low-risk investment method where you place bets on both sides of a sports event across two different bookmakers to guarantee a profit regardless of the outcome.

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What is the recommended starting capital for the practice phase?

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$100, distributed across three betting houses (e.g., $20 per house with $40 reserve).

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What additional capital is needed to move from practice to profitability?

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An additional $300 to $500, for a total bankroll of $400 to $600.

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How much time and for how long should you practice before moving to profitability?

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At least 2 hours per day, for 2 weeks to 2 months.

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Why do you use two different betting houses in sports arbitrage?

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To reduce risk by covering all possible outcomes of an event, thus eliminating reliance on luck.

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What is the key to long-term sustainability in sports arbitrage according to the host?

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Account management—knowing which houses limit or ban accounts, and having a portfolio of accounts to ensure sustainability.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Arbitrage is not gambling

Clarifies that sports arbitrage is a low-risk investment method, not dependent on luck.

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Practice phase capital: $100

Provides a concrete, low-barrier entry point for beginners to start learning without significant risk.

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Profitability requires $400–$600 total

Sets a realistic minimum capital target for generating meaningful income from arbitrage.

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Account management is key to sustainability

Emphasizes that managing multiple accounts and avoiding bans is critical for long-term success.

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[08:16] welcome everyone who is connecting here. That's great, and thanks for connecting. Today is Friday, a learning Friday. Friday to continue sharing and learning together. So thank you for

[08:30] joining us today. Well, we're doing this live stream on our channel, on my YouTube channel, on my Facebook page, and we're also on TikTok. connecting, welcome and thank you for being part of this live stream. Hey, remember

[08:43] that we usually do this live stream every Friday with the purpose of continuing to contribute, adding value, helping you to keep learning, training, and obviously getting the most out of it. So

[08:55] welcome to those who are joining, and today we're going about how much capital is needed if I just

[09:08] want to start in sports arbitrage, since it's one of the things we've been asked about , one of the questions we've been getting, because last week we talked about sports scanners and I

[09:22] very popular. Because I received many questions after the live stream asking me about Brinker, about the scanner, how to use it, and which one I recommend. And well, in fact I recently

[09:39] that we discussed in yesterday's session. I'm talking about BB Burger. So, if you haven't seen it yet, I invite you to go to my channel and check it out, because in that video I talk about whether it's profitable, whether it's worth

[09:55] investing in that scanner. Okay, so go ahead, I've left you the information and of course, we're ready to keep learning. Today we're going to talk a little more about the financial aspect, about the amount,

[10:10] the money that will be allocated to be able to work, to be able to operate. able to work, to be able to operate. So remember, this is just like the So remember, this is just like the sessions or the videos, it's

[10:25] based on the questions, based on the questions you ask, and obviously the main objective main objective I'll leave here in the chat. If you

[10:40] help me set up my team, I can do it too, no problem. This is to leave you the link in the chat, the video that we uploaded yesterday to the channel. I think I [music] chat, so you can see it there. That's the video for you to

[10:54] where we talked about sports scanners and expanded a bit on the idea we discussed last week. Today we're going you need if you want to get started. So if you're someone who's

[11:06] considering this type of investment called sports arbitrage, to get started, to join in, well, welcome, because today we're going to take advantage of that and I'm ready and prepared to answer any

[11:19] questions you may have, okay? So welcome out there my friends and So welcome out there my friends and thank you for joining us today. Perfect. Okay, well, I'm going to start by talking a little bit about the context of

[11:33] sports refereeing. I think that at this point many people still don't know about it, so that's why Ready? Sports arbitrage, my friends, is a type of investment, specifically in sports betting, but as I always

[11:49] say, we win or operate without betting; that is, we don't depend on luck to place a trade, to place a ticket, and to depend on the sports betting because that's where they are listed and it's our broker or

[12:04] intermediary to carry out our operations, but we don't bet directly, that is, we don't depend on the luck of a result, but we have a methodology, a process, which we will explain here quickly

[12:18] as well and this is a process that works quite well. For those who already follow me within the community or have been following me for been doing is something that can be duplicated, replicated, and obviously, you can get a

[12:31] lot of benefit from. The main objective of this type or form of investment is to reduce risk. In fact, because it is already arbitrage, the risk is considered to be low. Okay? So, to make it clear,

[12:47] sports betting, but with low risk. And yes, that's correct, because we're not going to depend on luck for the result. What does our modality consist of or how does it work ? It's very simple. Come on, we normally use two

[13:01] gambling houses and hey, it doesn't matter what place, what city, what country you're from. If you are from Latin America, then you can apply this methodology, you can replicate it, and it can be useful and work for you to benefit from

[13:14] . So, this needs to be made quite clear. We used two different gambling houses. What do we do? We choose an event that will be sought in both houses and we choose a market. And when we choose the market,

[13:29] what do we do? We seek to reduce or lessen the risk by investing in both betting houses, and obviously, by and obviously, by reducing the amount, we reduce the risk. For

[13:45] example, so you understand, let's look for the same event in both different houses and let's name it, for example, white, black, I don't know, hot, cold. So, what am I trying to say with this? that we will cover both

[13:58] loss options. We cover both loss options. For example, one team might win, while in another team might win . Will there be this extra time? There will be no extra time. There will be more than 1.5 goals, less than 1.5 goals. What are we

[14:14] doing about this? What are we achieving with this? Simple. If you notice, no room for loss. Because? Because the worst thing that can happen is that I win in one and lose in the other. So, that's the worst that can

[14:28] happen. That allows us to have a profit margin. So, with that said, what are we ensuring? We ensure that the risk of being at the top is lowered, reduced. And that's where the term arbitration comes in. Arbitrages always

[14:42] decrease, which is understandable because they are low, the risk is low. Now, another important thing, Brenner, that ends the process, right? Obviously, we need to understand and know what the odds are, what the odds are that will

[14:57] generate profit for us. Not all of them necessarily work, because there are already understand your strategy, but there is no profit because the odds or the shares never give me a benefit. And here comes a technical part; you definitely need to

[15:10] know how to identify which odds do, which odds don't generate profit, which odds generate losses, and which odds do n't. Obviously, most of the that we normally see in the market are odds that don't generate any profit for us,

[15:25] because otherwise, obviously, it would be very easy and everyone could do it. What we do need to do is know what odds they generate for us, have a technical basis, be able to identify it just by looking at it, and in that way we can choose to put

[15:39] money there and put money in the other house. So then we're talking about profit, right? When we talk about evaluating quotas or moments. So, my evaluating quotas or moments. So, my friends, we can

[15:54] do that in multiple sports and in different difference in the odds. If you realize, what benefits us and what motivates us or gives us profitability is that the quotas are

[16:09] different. If the odds are different at the betting houses, our chance is greater . So, that's, let's say, the opportunity, right? What we are looking for. So, obviously you need to

[16:24] have a bank account, you need to have capital, of course you do, because we can't, well, especially if we're looking to make a profit, obviously, right? But yes, when we talk purely about the bresos,

[16:42] learn a little about the methodology, have the technical side, right? So, I 'm explaining it in a very simple way so that it can be understood, but not exactly. This one's simple, it's easy, right?

[16:58] I explain it there in a simple way so that you can understand it. We reduced the risk, we placed two tickets in both gambling houses, but in practice obviously you have to have knowledge, you have to learn, you have to

[17:10] practice, you have to gain speed and everything else. Okay, so joining. Welcome. So, how do I join your community? So, you know, my friends, we have free communities, obviously

[17:24] on WhatsApp, Telegram, and Facebook. They can join the community. My community is called Genera Más (Generate More). That's what I wear on my community's polo shirt , because that's the goal: to help you generate smart money

[17:38] help you generate smart money free time. Okay? So that's very important. Now, how can you join the community? You can message me privately, via chat, or if you're on

[17:52] TikTok, message me privately. You're on YouTube, I'm leaving the links to my community in the description. If you're on Facebook, you can also message me links. They are free groups, the free community. But if you want to

[18:07] learn this, to have an exclusive, premium community, obviously you have the communities that have benefits like group sessions, support, discounts with scanners, the

[18:23] support, discounts with scanners, the recorded course, etc. So, to join any modality or exclusive group, you obviously have to make an investment to be able to enter, and that's where you'll

[18:37] learn and train, network, and everything else. Okay? So, can you join the free community? Yes, you can join the paid community in the same way. In fact, my friends, I'm going to prepare a

[18:50] fact, my friends, I'm going to prepare a masterclass. We are scheduling it for the date yet, but it will probably be this week or a few days before the end of the month, so that you can, I'm going to explain it in very

[19:05] detail, practically step by step from scratch. I'm going to share a lot of valuable information with you, and I'll be sharing it through my Instagram. So that they can join and obviously don't miss it, don't

[19:20] miss it because we're going to give very valuable information and we're going to open the doors of the community for those exclusive groups. Ready? So we'll be waiting for you there. Perfect. So, my friends, let's

[19:35] see. Brenner, I understand a little now, I understand the refereeing from what you just explained, but how can I, how can I start?

[19:47] Okay, so you definitely need to join the community, but if we're going to talk about the capital needed, it 's very simple. Friends, when you mention capital, I usually say, "Okay, you have to manage two

[20:04] processes or stages. The first is that you have to raise capital to start, okay? Because it's a learning process, a process of gaining experience, of understanding the methodology. And then there's the other

[20:21] process, the process of making it profitable, that is, starting to generate income. So, for me, those two processes are key and very important. I'm going to talk about both so you can understand. I understand,

[20:35] obviously, that many in the community are from Latin America, so that's why when I speak, I usually talk in dollars, because, thank God, we have community members in Peru, Colombia, Ecuador,

[20:48] Mexico, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, and even Venezuela. So, I'm going to use the dollar term, and the work we have to do is convert it to the local currency, which is

[21:03] roughly the amount you'll be working with. Is that okay? evening." Good evening, good evening. Thank you for being here together, and welcome to those who are connecting and joining us through our

[21:19] social media as well. That's great. Perfect, perfect, my friends. So, let's talk about the capital we need to allocate if we're just starting out, okay? If you're new, if you 're just learning or watching

[21:34] videos—and we actually have many videos on our YouTube channel—we'll be addressing the demand for content through our social media. Absolutely . I encourage you to check them out, and if you're just starting out, obviously you'll

[21:49] join a program, start training, I would say, let's start with training, I would say, let's start with $100 to practice, okay? $100, convert it to your currency, your country's local currency. And

[22:06] that's the capital we can use if we're just starting out. Brenner, why $100? How will we work with that $100? It's very simple. Remember, we're talking about the application process, the

[22:21] practice process, okay? To implement the methodology, you need at least two different gambling houses. Okay? So, I wouldn't tell you to start with two; I would tell you to start with three houses, obviously, at least three

[22:36] gambling houses. You're going to start with those three gambling houses, and you set the amount if you're just starting out: three gambling houses,

[22:48] okay? Three gambling houses, three betting houses. So, Briner, are you telling me that with $100 I can set it up to start? Yes, of course. Um,

[23:04] Remember that since it's the practice process, the initiation process, so to speak, we can distribute that amount. If you're going to use three houses, I would

[23:16] If you're going to use three houses, I would say, we can add, I don't know, a few dollars to each house. If there are three, 20 to house one, 20 to house two, and 20 to house three, that means you would be using $60. Correct? Change it to your

[23:31] using $60. Correct? Change it to your Local currency and perfect. there as a backup because you're going to use them, obviously. But then, Brender, does that mean my amounts are going to be very small? The answer is yes, they're going to be

[23:47] small. But why? Because you 're just learning, you're just taking your first steps. So, it's not advisable [clears throat] to place large amounts if you 're just learning the process

[24:04] of identifying which odds, identifying the markets, searching for markets, gaining speed, learning or adapting to the methodology. learning or adapting to the methodology. So it would be very careless of me to

[24:17] tell you, let's put in a lot of money if you're just starting out. In that practice or initiation process, you could dedicate the time; it will depend. I always suggest a minimum of 2 hours a day, at

[24:31] least. If you can do more, then that's better, but normally that practice period can last 3 weeks, 2 weeks, a month, a month and a half, 2 weeks, a month, a month and a half, 2 months. [music] The one who's going to put, uh, let's say,

[24:45] the The exact number will depend on you, because it's based on how you feel practicing. If you're already understanding the methodology, if you're placing the tickets better, if you're getting faster, then you'll

[25:00] evaluate yourself, and if you feel better, you 'll say, "You know what? Well, then I can do this now." Okay. So I'd say the practice process could take anywhere from two to three weeks to two months . It also depends a lot on the

[25:15] . It also depends a lot on the time you dedicate to it. If you be less time, or even 8 hours a day. If you dedicate less time, the point is to progress at your own pace, because I understand that

[25:29] you have a job, employment, or a source of income. So, the idea is that you start this as something extra, dedicating more time later. That's your decision, right? But the goal is for

[25:41] you to be able to generate additional money in your spare time, okay? So, Brenner, how do I practice for the scanner? I won't need to. Remember a free version. So, you could practice with that

[25:57] free version, with that demo version, right? It doesn't necessarily have to be a paid scanner, because if you don't have much of a ban, you can't dedicate much time to it either. Okay.

[26:09] So, start with that B. Initially, you register a scanner; we already left the links in the community. Even if you haven't joined yet, the links are there in my

[26:22] group so you can join. Okay. So, once that time has passed and you've evaluated yourself and said, "Hey, I feel more relaxed now, I feel more capable." Great. Then I would say,

[26:39] definitely has to increase. Why? Because if your focus is no longer so much on gaining expertise, learning the method—I mean, you'll continue learning when you have more confidence, more speed, and you've practiced for at

[26:54] least a period of time, then you already have a certain difference, right? So the focus there is going to be, you know what? Now the focus is going to be on profitability. So, right off the bat, I would tell you that if you're going to

[27:11] need to add a sports scanner, acquire a sports scanner, and those $100 that you had initially allocated could be used to buy a scanner. Okay? So, obviously you're going to

[27:27] need more bankroll to be able to buy, or well, not buy, to be able to distribute your bankroll. I would already tell you, "And you know what?" To those first 100 that you had in those first 100 that you had in practice, add an additional 300 to 500 dollars

[27:43] practice, add an additional 300 to 500 dollars , because that 300 or 500 dollars will , because that 300 or 500 dollars will be your bank, it will be your capital, the one that be your bank, it will be your capital, the one that you will work with. And that's 300 to 500 is the

[27:55] minimum, okay? Because if you can do more, that's great, but I'm more, that's great, but I'm telling you the minimum so you can higher amounts. Obviously, we already talked about how you'll probably

[28:11] recharge each gambling house with about $100, house one, house two, house three, and the other $200 you keep as a backup when a house runs out of funds to recharge. So, if we put a line, it means that Brender would

[28:25] need a bank of at least a few more dollars. Probably so, apart from the 100 you already put in. And that's because the focus is on making a profit, on winning. But if

[28:38] you notice, I'm not telling you to apply that amount from the beginning, but rather to apply that amount from the beginning, but rather to apply that amount from this point apply that amount from this point after you already have some practice,

[28:51] because it's a very common mistake that many people think they already have the idea, they already learned it or it's very simple and they go all in , but since they are still in the learning process, in the process of learning, well, in the end they lose. It's not

[29:08] simply that you didn't set your limits, your parameters, and in the end you left thinking it was easy. I'll also take this opportunity to say, this type of take this opportunity to say, this type of investment is profitable, but it requires a

[29:23] training process, okay? It's not a magic wand; there's a process if you want to make it profitable. It's a skill you're going to learn. You will learn and become a sports trader, someone who manages

[29:38] investments, sports betting as an investment. And for that you have to go through a learning process. The advantage is that you will dedicate less time to a technical or professional career. You can dedicate

[29:52] 3 years to it and you'll become very good and earn a lot, but in month three, month four, you'll see the income you can obtain, income you can obtain, but obviously if you are consistent, if you

[30:05] are committed, you will see the results. I'm telling you this because I've been doing this since around 2020, which is when I started all of this. And thank God, from that date

[30:20] until now, we have had hundreds of students who have been achieving results, obviously some more than others, and I'm not lying, there have been people who have fallen by the wayside, but that's not because

[30:34] that's not because this investment model is

[30:47] depend a lot on the emphasis, the commitment, the responsibility that you dedicate to it, and that's where many struggle, right? Perfect. Okay, comments, because I think we're getting a little clearer

[31:01] on this: the capital needed to invest and the specific things you need to have. Okay. Let's see, maybe they'll say to me here, "Good evening." Good night. I have a fairly

[31:19] . My idea, my only doubt or impediment, if you will, is the fact of the limitations that houses create. I wouldn't have a way to create other accounts. Okay, okay, okay. Good point, Dani. It is very

[31:32] important to manage accounts well, and in fact, it is one of the things that we, honestly, that is what will give you the sustainability of [snort] Obviously there are houses that don't limit you,

[31:44] [music] houses that don't ban you and we take advantage of the ones that do, and houses that do limit you, right? No houses that ban. We never use those and we never restrict their use of them because a ban or a block puts your capital at risk

[31:57] , a restriction does not. So these are things that we guide you on so that you can take them into account, okay? But it is important, Dani Arteaga, since he mentions that you should learn how to manage

[32:10] accounts. quite apart from the sports or the houses that you are going to operate or There are many houses where this method can be applied. Yes, literally, if you notice, my friends, and we agree, there are more and more

[32:25] betting houses. I don't know if you've noticed, but no matter what country you're from, if you're from Peru, if you've noticed, there are new If you're from Colombia, you'll see that there are new betting sites. Whether you're from

[32:39] Mexico or any other country, okay? I've been to Peru, Mexico, Argentina, and Ecuador, and almost all of them have new, different houses, and that's precisely an indicator that you

[32:54] realize that instead of the houses decreasing, the gambling houses are increasing. Think about it the answer. This business is very profitable for gambling houses.

[33:06] So, but obviously we have to be careful, not all gambling establishments are suitable for making a profit. So, you have to be careful with that, okay? Not all gambling houses. So you need to know

[33:21] which bookmakers to work with, which to avoid, which ones have limits, which ones don't, which ones have moderate limits, and above all, you need to have account management up your sleeve. That's what will give you the uh to make the business

[33:37] will give you the uh to make the business sustainable. Ready? How Prematch and Live? How long will it last? It should be noted that Prematch and Live are 12 types of events. If you're going to trade in prematch it's much

[33:49] simpler. The detail is that the duration of the accounts is shorter. In contrast, live events are a little more complicated, more profitable, but the duration is a little longer. And more than the duration, I would talk about

[34:02] cash flow, the flow; it is more profitable because you can get more out of the account. Okay. The time it takes for one to last from the other is somewhat subjective, but let's talk about

[34:14] very short periods of time. Rather than time, I would talk about profitability on both sides. Okay. about profitability on both sides. Okay. Uh, it's going to depend a lot on

[34:30] questions, more questions. Greetings to Neil, he's a Sport Trader at Rentable in Lima, Peru. Greetings, my friend. Thank you for being here. So , I've been asked about this, teacher ,

[34:45] advise starting with family accounts and not touching my own? Okay. friends, I mean that you have to manage a portfolio of good, a management, a portfolio of accounts that are going to be handled. If you want to make it sustainable. I've

[35:00] been in this market for almost 6 years now, and look, I have trading rooms operating. It's not that I'm the only one operating, I just have rooms. So, we definitely need account management.

[35:14] Obviously, when you see the profitability of the business, you realize that it's worthwhile and it 's key to manage and maintain it. Ready. Greetings. Greetings, Nil. Thanks for being here, my friend. We're around here.

[35:29] So, which houses do you recommend for working in the shurbet? It would be good anyway, but we have to keep in mind that houses vary from country to country. So, it's important to understand that in each country, the houses are

[35:42] similar, only the clones change depending on the country. So, you have to identify, I would tell you, identify at least three or four betting houses. Okay, start with those, but first learn the

[35:56] methodology, start with the understanding, the form, the way in which you are going to learn and that is what will make the difference more than the houses, because the houses, yes, obviously those who join get a list of

[36:08] gambling houses, we recommend some, which houses not to use, the blacklist, obviously, so that in that way you can start. Okay. Uh, he mentions, how many

[36:22] operating rooms do you have? Well, we have our companies in Argentina and Ecuador. Well, in Mexico I have two,

[36:34] in Peru we have five operating rooms. We're talking about almost seven operating rooms. So the idea is to keep learning, right? Because we are always

[36:48] training, and we always have the sport traders there. That's why I was saying, I mean, for me, sports refereeing is a strong source of income. So manage the care and give it the right amount of time so that you can

[37:04] continue to make it profitable. or long-term business. What was your experience like when you started? Well, when I started

[37:16] this, it was a necessity for me, I mean, it wasn't so much a choice, and maybe that's something we also need to be clear about, right? So for me it was an option, it wasn't so much an option, I was already involved and for me this was a way out.

[37:30] involved and for me this was a way out. So I started learning everything and as I went along I realized that there were limitations, there were bans, I had to learn empirically, so I donated a lot of money, but

[37:46] the goal is that I saw the pros, I saw the cons and I saw that I could control those pros and cons and I always sought to scale them, at least in each business, that's what I look for. Okay, it's working now. Let's climb it.

[38:00] So I had to get my hands dirty, put things together, think, and burn the midnight oil, as they say, on how to deal with this, how to keep this going, because I already saw that it's profitable. So, if I had n't had that mindset, it

[38:13] probably would have been a short-term business for me if I had had that mindset. But for me it was non-negotiable. Giving up was not an option for me. I had

[38:25] debts, I was broke, and for me this was a way out. So, when I saw that it was actually generating income for me , I quickly thought about scaling it up, then seeing, okay, I'm limited, how do I manage it, uh,

[38:41] markets I won't. So, I started to envision it as a long-term business, figuring out how to handle and manage whatever comes up so that it how to handle and manage whatever comes up so that it

[38:55] Six years later I'm here, still making a profit with trading rooms in different parts of Peru, and internationally, so to speak, because I've had to open rooms in Ecuador,

[39:09] Argentina, and Mexico, and instead of shrinking, the business keeps growing and more opportunities keep appearing . And that's when I think the issue of vision is what

[39:24] [music] I mean, many might say, "Brender, it's a short-term business." That's fine if you want to see it that way, but if you're someone looking to increase profitability and scale more, I honestly

[39:39] think a short-term business isn't an option if it doesn't turn into a long-term business. Okay. So, let's see

[39:51] the questions, my friends. Let's see if there are any more questions. We 've already talked about capital, so greetings there. Greetings, Briner. greetings there. Greetings, Briner. Greetings, greetings. So, which one do you recommend,

[40:05] Team Money or CSA? I use Timoney, in fact we have an alliance with Timoney. With CSA, well, it's a long story and well, I prefer not to go into it, but this team does have discounts for those who are members of the community, for those

[40:20] them, and we also work with Bet Burger, with whom we also have an alliance and a discount. Okay, so if they're interested, they can join and we'll provide support, right? So, what else is there around here?

[40:39] that more people are connecting, so more people are joining and that's perfect. Comment on it, my friends, put one in the chat, those from TikTok or Facebook or YouTube. Thank you for joining us. That's

[40:51] good, that's great. We'll continue answering some questions because time, frankly, flies. Okay, this guy tells me,

[41:05] system, my friends. The topic of an operating room system is a system that we created at the time with some partners and the truth is that the operating rooms that we have opened or that I have opened are still

[41:21] working. So yes, there is a system that I have, and it does have a certain amount, an investment fee, in order to even duplicate what I've been doing, to train and set up the system for you.

[41:35] So, yes, operating rooms can be set up . As I said, I've opened trading rooms for third parties, for individuals, as well as for companies. People and your system. Open a trading room for me." Let's do it, we do the work,

[41:48] and we leave the room up and running so they can manage it with their sports traders, with their staff, right? It's a high-ticket system that we manage for individuals or companies that want to set up a trading room.

[42:02] Hey, Dani Brenner, you're great. An example to follow. I see, then, that the that sometimes they ask for information like bank account details, and that's where people comment, and we'll keep at it . That's basically it, my friend. The

[42:18] tip of the iceberg and not the whole picture. So, yes, there are ways—more than ways, there are parameters—that if we're going to use other people's accounts, what to

[42:30] follow, what to keep in mind, what to consider so as not to make it more cumbersome and, obviously, to do it in the best way possible, right? The houses require a lot of filters, a lot of filters. Well, depending on which houses,

[42:46] depending on which houses, is there a possibility of becoming a partner investor in a trading room? The thing is, normally, at least for me up to this point, I haven't used private capital in the trading rooms.

[42:58] There are many who have offered to move it within a trading room, but I prefer that each room operates with capital that I allocate, and that way we optimize the returns more, right?

[43:12] But I haven't thought about that yet. Dani, if it happens, then excellent, right? I 've heard of that academy that teaches Shurbet [music], it's good. Well, I don't

[43:24] know, in the chat, let's see what they say, if they've heard about Sca or not. Okay. I know them too. Of course . Um, how much can you earn with

[43:36] Shurbets before having to use another identity? It's not that it's not your own. It will depend, it's subjective, on the will depend, it's subjective, on the amount and on the capital you're going to

[43:48] allocate. So it's The question is a bit subjective, this Coral Cárdenas. Okay. But it also depends, it also depends a lot on where you're from. I currently have

[44:01] a capital of 3,500, okay, that's like $1,000, and I use sites like Betano, B35, Pinacle, Bets, they're cool, okay, it's super good, man. Well, I say man because that's what your username says, I don't know you and I'm not exactly trustworthy. Okay. That's great. That's great

[44:14] . You have $1,000 and you're working with that capital. That's good, $1,000, for example, is a considerable capital and it's good. It's, let's say, a medium-sized capital, and if you're working with that, it's super good. I see you

[44:26] have sites like Betano, B365, Pinacol, Beton, Coolbet Steak. That's good, it's good to have that, and that's great, that's great that you're using them. Perfect. For people like me, we have the community, we have the

[44:42] academy, I don't know what you want to call it , it generates more. So, Those who want to join our group, our community, do a masterclass, I'll repeat it again, uh, in the next few days I'll be

[44:57] the groups, so you can mark your calendars and participate, where I'll participate, where I'll explain the step-by-step process of sports refereeing. Obviously, we're also going to launch a process to

[45:11] want to join the community can do so, and we're going to explain it very, very people who want to join can understand it. Okay. So, well, my

[45:25] friends, I think there are no more questions, and I thank you very much for joining. We started with fewer people, uh, and remember that we're doing these kinds of sessions every Friday, we're going

[45:39] back to the content again, since the main objective is for you to get the most out of it, okay? So, well, thank you for joining. Uh, I'll give you the summary. Basically, the capital you

[45:53] capital to operate. If you're just starting out , spread $100 out, distribute it across three accounts, set aside some reserve capital, start practicing for two to four weeks, or even eight weeks depending on your progress, and then when you're going to operate, you'll need

[46:09] at least $500 to start making a profit. That's what I'm talking about profit. That's what I'm talking about . I'm going to . I'm going to

[46:22] We'll also share my WhatsApp link. Okay, so you can give you the details without any problem, and stay tuned for what's coming, the probably schedule it next Friday or sometime during the

[46:36] week, but after 6 or 7 pm, Peru time, so you can arrive more relaxed, because I understand that some of you work and some of you have time. Okay, my team is sharing the information, and

[46:50] well, thank you, my friends, for... Thank you so much for connecting. Uh, those of you who aren't following me there, help me out with that. Follow me. Those of you on TikTok, follow me on TikTok. We're going to start uploading content

[47:03] there. On Facebook, like the page, follow it, and on YouTube, subscribe to the channel. We're 85,000 people in the growing. We're bringing it back strong, and thank you for your

[47:19] trust. And to those of you who followed me when we first started around 2020, I'm [Clears throat] I know many of you, and those who are just joining, well, that's

[47:35] great . Cristian. Perfect, Cristian. I'm back, he says. I come back. That's great, that's great that you're back, my write to me without any problem, my friends. There's my team. My

[47:48] WhatsApp number isn't from my team, it's my personal number. If you have Questions? Want to join? We have programs that are currently discounted, or that you could take to get started. And in the masterclass, we'll be

[48:01] interesting discounts and we'll talk a little more in detail about each program. Ready? So, my friends, thank you so much. I'm Brenda Vera. Thank you for joining us here, and please, if you're not already following us, follow us on

[48:16] social media. Look us up on Instagram, look us up on Facebook because I'll be about the masterclass we're holding next week, or on a specific day, okay? Also, remember that

[48:32] the community doesn't just handle sports arbitration; we handle all kinds of digital investments in [music], which we have more experience with so we best guidance and support. Okay, everyone, a big hug

[48:46] I'm saying goodbye to all my [music] friends on TikTok, thank you so much to my friends on Facebook and [other platforms]. YouTube. See you there. Follow us, subscribe to the channel page, and we'll see you next Friday or at the next

[49:00] Ready? Thank you so much to everyone who... for the scanner? Of course! Those in the exclusive community have even more exclusive discounts. Those in the

[49:14] send you the links so you can also get a discount, okay? For the scanner. Okay. Okay. Well, my friends, a big hug to everyone. Huge thanks to those who tuned in.

[49:27] social media because we'll be sharing more information. Okay, my friends. Uh, until next time then. I'm Brender Vera. Thank you. Join the Gendera Más community. We help you optimize time and money. Greetings, my

[49:43] friends, take care. Thank you very much, until next time. Bye bye. Have an excellent weekend and enjoy! World Cup on Saturday and Sunday. See you there. Bye bye.

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