{"id":16562,"date":"2020-05-26T14:02:11","date_gmt":"2020-05-26T20:02:11","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=16562"},"modified":"2020-06-30T03:54:38","modified_gmt":"2020-06-30T09:54:38","slug":"26-05-2020-gamingarb-review-and-daily-news-from-the-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2020\/05\/26\/26-05-2020-gamingarb-review-and-daily-news-from-the-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"26\/05\/2020. GamingArb Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

Beware! GamingArb has stopped paying! Do not invest there!<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hello everyone! I hope you’re all keeping well. It’s been a quiet time in the HYIP industry lately, but I hope the situation will improve pretty soon, as my monitor<\/a>‘s list of programs has been steadily growing with yet another one joining the Standard List<\/a> yesterday which I’ll be introducing shortly in the news section.<\/p>\n

For the first post of the new business week I’m really pleased to be taking a more detailed look at another new addition to the MNO monitor<\/a>‘s Premium List<\/a>, a brand new long term program which I think can really grow into something big during the summer months and into the autumn called GamingArb<\/a>. In fact MNO is as far as I can see is still the only major monitor that GamingArb<\/a> has come to at this point, so it may very well be possible that the admin is looking at the longer term picture and wants slower more manageable growth. It’s an interesting business model as well, by no means unique as such, I’ve seen similar programs in the past, but not widely used in the industry as I shall explain. It’s more like a sort of profit-sharing set up where you receive a fixed percentage share of what ever money GamingArb<\/a> might earn on any given day. In percentage terms the amount of this income passed on to investors is fixed, what’s less predictable is the size of the actual pool they’re going to be paying you from. I’ll give you some examples below, don’t worry, I’ll make sure everything is crystal clear before you join. So let’s get right down to business and see what GamingArb<\/a> bring to the table and whether you think you might want to make room for them in your portfolios.
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\nI guess the investment plans are the best place to start. However just to clarify one important point in advance, I’m going to describe them using dollars as this is the simplest and most universal way of doing in. In practice GamingArb<\/a> don’t actually handle dollars yet, not at the time of writing anyway, or at least not directly. You may only join using various cryptocurrency options which I’ll be getting to in a few moments, for now I think most readers would just find it easier and prefer it if I use dollars. Just decide how much you want to spend and do your own exchange rate calculations with what ever cryptocurrency you want to proceed with.<\/p>\n

Getting to the numbers then, GamingArb<\/a> have four plans to choose from, with investments starting from a $25 minimum<\/strong>. A shade higher than the industry average perhaps, but nothing outrageous and well within the means of most of the industry regulars. The business activities of GamingArb<\/a> will earn them a variable daily return<\/strong>. This could be anything from 2% up to 3.5%<\/strong>. How they share this return with you depends on the plan you have joined. For entry level investors you have The Bronze Plan<\/strong><\/em>. This is for the $25 minimum just mentioned and can be up to a maximum limit of $500, so I guess that’s going to be for a pretty big chunk of those who do join. The term runs for 30 calendar days<\/strong> during which GamingArb<\/a> pay investors a daily interest payment based on a 60:40 split of what ever profit is announced by them on the day. Your principal is then returned on expiry.<\/p>\n

So how does that work out in monetary terms? To start with GamingArb<\/a> will announce the day’s earnings. Like I said the admin aims for between 2% and 3.5%. Your share of that is 60%<\/strong>, with GamingArb<\/a> themselves pocketing the rest. For example, let’s say you join with a $100 deposit. On the first day the program’s profit comes to 3%, which on your deposit means $3. Your share of that is 60%, meaning that’s $1.80 for you and $1.20 kept by the admin. So while the interest rate can float, the share remains fixed at 60:40 in your favour.<\/p>\n

Over the course of the 30 day term with rates between 2% and 3.5%, the lowest payment you should expect to personally receive is 1.2%<\/strong> and the maximum payment is 2.1%<\/strong>. In other words a 60% share of 2% and 3.5% respectively. So to rephrase that in financial terms our $100 deposit earns us between $1.20 and $2.10 per calendar day depending on the fortunes of GamingArb<\/a>. That’s a total net profit of anything between 36% and 63%<\/strong> which of course only becomes profit at all once GamingArb<\/a> return your principal<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

In percentages that’s a pretty wide gap between worst and best case possible scenarios. It’s still far too early in the game to say which number will be closer to reality for investors, GamingArb<\/a> is simply too new a program and without a long enough track record to judge. Personally I’d hazard a guess that your eventual return will be somewhere in the middle, but that remains to be seen. One thing that will be a big help is that inside your members account area you will be able to see a historical record of previous payments. It’s by no means a guarantee that going forward GamingArb<\/a> will be of more or less success, but at least you get to see past performances and draw your own conclusions.<\/p>\n

For bigger spending investors the next level up in GamingArb<\/a> is The Silver Plan<\/strong><\/em>. The mechanics are still the same except that now you need to spend at least a $500 minimum to join, and may invest as much as $2,500. If this is OK for you then the term stretches to 60 calendar days<\/strong> and your so called Revshare increases to 70%<\/strong>. In other words GamingArb<\/a> will still announce a daily profit rate, the very same rate that applies to all investors big and small across the board, except now it’s a 70:30 split. An example here would be if we again suppose the GamingArb<\/a> admin announces a 3% daily profit rate. 2.1% of that goes to you, the remaining 0.9% stays with him.<\/p>\n

Just looking at some basic mathematics then, what you actually receive, as opposed to the rate that’s announced, can be from 1.4% to 2.45% per day for 60 days<\/strong>. That’s 70% of the potential profit of 2% to 3.5%, bringing a final yield of between 84% and 147%<\/strong>. Again quite a gulf there, I can only take an optimistic guess the eventual figure would be in the middle. GamingArb<\/a> then return your initial principal on expiry<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

As I think I’ve given quite a good description of how the GamingArb<\/a> investment plans work above, and since the remaining options are outside the financial reach of most readers, I’ll just go through the details very briefly. The Gold Plan<\/strong><\/em> runs for 90 calendar days<\/strong> and can be joined for between $2,500 to $12,500. GamingArb<\/a> still make daily profit announcements between 2% and 3.5%, the amount of that you get to keep for yourself is 80%<\/strong>. So your actual daily earning will be from 1.6% to 2.8%<\/strong>, principal back on expiry<\/strong>, net profit on top of that from 144% to 252%<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

And lastly The Expert Plan<\/strong><\/em> runs for 120 calendar days<\/strong> and offers a Revshare of 90%<\/strong> taken from the usual 2% to 3.5% profits made on deposits in the range of $12,500 to $62,500. That gives you an actual split of 1.8% to 3.15% interest per day<\/strong>. Potentially that can be anything from 216% to 378% net profit<\/strong> with your principal then added to that on expiry<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

If any of those are tempting enough to get you to part with your hard earned cash then the next item to be discussed are your payment options. GamingArb<\/a> had initially been working exclusively with cryptocurrencies so you will need a wallet in either BitCoin, LiteCoin, or Ethereum, <\/strong>however the admin has since added PerfectMoney<\/strong> to that list. Interest is credited to your account starting exactly 24 hours after your initial deposit is made and withdrawals are processed manually within 24 hours<\/strong> of being requested. I must say though that my own were done very quickly. One other thing you should be aware of is that the minimum amount for withdrawals varies depending on the type of cryptocurrency used when joining \u2013 PerfectMoney is $0.1, Bitcoin is 0.0005 BTC, Litcoin is 0.05 LTC, and for Ethereum it’s 0.02 ETH.<\/p>\n

Looking at some of the more technical side of things now such as design and security, for a hosting provider the admin has GamingArb<\/a> on a dedicated server with the support and protection from malicious attacks by DDoSGuard. And for an added layer of protection the GamingArb<\/a> website comes with an SSL certificate by Sectigo for improved security on financial transactions and safer browsing. As far as I can see the script GamingArb<\/a> is running off is custom-made but easy to navigate without any problems encountered when accessing the members account area or making deposits and withdrawals.<\/p>\n

If you have any further need to get in contact with the admin of GamingArb<\/a> or any further questions or account related issues that need to be dealt with, then there are a couple of ways you can go about it. However as the FAQ section covers most of what you need to know you should definitely start with that. If that doesn\u2019t work then next up is the Live Chat option which you can use to find an operator by clicking the widget on the bottom right hand corner of any page on the GamingArb<\/a> website. This is not a 24\/7 service, in fact I have yet to see it operating at the same time I’ve been browsing the website, so otherwise just fill in the customer support form on the website\u2019s support page and submit it online, or else just write to the admin directly at the e-mail address listed alongside the form. Fans of social media will be able to connect with GamingArb<\/a> via their Telegram group where you can raise any further support issues, plus there\u2019s a postal address to go with the program\u2019s UK incorporation certificate (albeit most likely a serviced \u201cvirtual\u201d workspace and not where anyone connected with GamingArb<\/a> is physically located). The GamingArb<\/a> domain is registered for three years in advance which is a nice touch.<\/p>\n

The premise of the program is that GamingArb<\/a> are allegedly, as the name implies, involved with arbitrage sports betting. If you don’t know what this means I’ll just give you the basic gist of it here, you can research the subject yourself if interested. The procedure is that at certain brief points the odds offered by different bookmakers on sporting events can overlap. Naturally this is a lot easier when there are only two teams or competitors involved like tennis, boxing, football, etc, and especially where the two are more evenly matched. If you’re fast enough to identify this, you can make simultaneous bets on any possible outcome and still make money. If there are three possible outcomes \u2013 win, lose or draw (and remember that draws don’t happen in things like snooker, darts, tennis, and would be extremely rare in things like rugby) \u2013 one of your bets absolutely has to win. The trick is in making sure that the winning option makes more money than the losing bet has cost you. Personally I don’t believe it’s as easy to do on a consistent basis as I’ve just made an admittedly simplified description of it sound, but it’s probably possible to an extent if not the same level that GamingArb<\/a> would like us to believe. Actually they don’t really go into that much detail about the business side of things anyway, however some people, and mostly here I’m referring to experienced HYIP players who are naturally sceptical of such things, might welcome that. Plus the fact that everything is explained regarding the operation of the program without any unnecessary complications is probably of more interest. There\u2019s nothing going on there you can independently verify for yourself, so better treat them the same as any other online HYIP. Set yourself a sensible spending limit that you can comfortably afford to lose and will commit to stay under at all times, and if you do sign up for GamingArb<\/a> then try and keep them as a smaller part of a wider more diverse investment portfolio.<\/p>\n

Overall my own first impressions were positive enough and I tend to think that with good management and gradual growth GamingArb<\/a> might become a successful venture within the next few weeks. But what do the rest of you guys think? If you\u2019ve already come to a decision as to whether GamingArb<\/a> is going to be a suitable addition to your portfolios or not, or indeed if you\u2019ve already joined and invested, perhaps you won\u2019t mind answering the following opinion poll. As always it will only take a second to reply, is completely anonymous and untraceable, and will hopefully show us what the average investor expects from a program before joining. The question then is:<\/p>\n

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Will you make an active deposit in GamingArb<\/a>?<\/strong><\/p>