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Here is a summary of how the author made around $1,400 a week during their university days using Arbitrage and Positive EV betting:

The author, who initially thought that sports betting was a taboo activity, discovered a strategy that allowed them to make a consistent profit. They explain that the sports betting market is fragmented, with many different sports books setting their own odds, which can lead to mispriced odds. By taking advantage of these mispriced odds, the author was able to make a profit. They spent around 10-15 hours a week in the early days, developing a model and testing different strategies. As they gained more experience, their time commitment reduced to around 1 hour a day.

The author started with promotional offers from sports books, which allowed them to make a profit. They then transitioned to pure Arbitrage betting, which involved taking advantage of mispriced odds by betting on both sides of a market. The author's strategy involved modeling different betting strategies, using mathematical probability, and optimizing their approach over time.

The author emphasizes that there is a learning curve to their strategy, and it may not be suitable for everyone. They also caution that betting limits apply, and it's not possible to make millions of dollars overnight. They estimate that, with a reasonable amount of time commitment, it's possible to make a full-time income, around $73,000 per year. However, they acknowledge that it's not a get-rich-quick scheme.