OddsMonkey review 2026: a former matched betting tutor's verdict

Verdict

Rating: [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: score out of 10 (feeds the Review schema)]
Best for: [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: who should buy it]
Not for: [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: who shouldn't]
Plan I'd pick: [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: monthly or annual, Starter or Advanced, and why]

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Price

Plan	Monthly	Annual	Annual per month
Starter	£39.99	£249.99	£20.83
Advanced	£49.99	£349.99	£29.17

Prices from OddsMonkey's site, checked 22 October 2026. [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: re-check prices and what each plan includes on publishing day]

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What changed in 2025

[LEWIS TO CONFIRM]Facts on the 2025 move to the Outplayed software platform (dates, what changed for members, what stayed the same), with a source link. Then Lewis's view on whether it matters.

What you get

Oddsmatcher: compares bookmaker back prices with exchange lay prices to find close matches.
Calculators: lay, each way and other matched betting calculators.
Offer guides: step-by-step walkthroughs of sign-up and reload offers.
0% commission deals with some exchanges.
Forum and community.

[LEWIS TO CONFIRM: verify this feature list against the current Starter and Advanced plans, and add dated screenshots from Lewis's logged-in account]

What I like

[LEWIS TO CONFIRM]Lewis: what's genuinely good about OddsMonkey (interview Q7). Specifics, e.g. a tool he used daily and what it saved him.

What annoys me

[LEWIS TO CONFIRM]Lewis: what annoys him about OddsMonkey (interview Q7). Include the monthly price vs Outplayed if he agrees that's a fair knock.

Who should buy it, and who shouldn't

[LEWIS TO CONFIRM]Lewis's call (interview Q7/Q8). Not drafted on his behalf.

Monthly vs annual: the maths

This bit is just arithmetic, using Starter prices.

12 months at £39.99	£479.88
Annual plan	£249.99
Saving if you use it all year	£229.89
Annual is cheaper once you'd pay monthly for more than	6.25 months

So the question is how long you'll keep going. [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: Lewis: how long a beginner realistically takes to work through the sign-up offers, and his advice on monthly vs annual]

Is OddsMonkey legit?

It's a long-running UK service that sells software and training. It doesn't hold your betting money or take bets. [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: operator/company details, Trustpilot score and date checked, cancellation and refund terms (14-day money-back?), plus Lewis's own billing/cancelling experience (Q9)]

Free trial

[LEWIS TO CONFIRM]Trial length, what it includes, and how long it took Lewis to make his first profit (Q9). Take the trial in October 2026 with dated screenshots before publishing.

Alternatives

Outplayed (formerly Profit Accumulator) [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: Lewis's one-line take]
Profit Maximiser [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: Lewis's one-line take; has he used it?]
Team Profit [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: Lewis's one-line take; has he used it?]
Doing it free with the matched betting calculator and your own oddsmatching [LEWIS TO CONFIRM: Lewis's view]

FAQs

How much does OddsMonkey cost?

As of October 2026, Starter is £39.99 a month or £249.99 a year, and Advanced is £49.99 a month or £349.99 a year. Prices change, so check the current price before you pay.

Is the annual plan worth it?

On price alone, yes if you will use it for more than about six and a half months: twelve months of Starter at £39.99 is £479.88, against £249.99 for the year.

Does OddsMonkey take bets?

No. It sells matched betting software and training. You place bets with the bookmakers and exchanges yourself.

Is there a free trial?

OddsMonkey offers a free trial. Trial length and what it includes are being checked for this review.

Lewis's take

[LEWIS TO CONFIRM]60–120 words from Lewis's interview transcript (Q7): a specific number, story or opinion about using OddsMonkey. Not drafted.

Update log

22 Oct 2026 Skeleton drafted. Prices from 22 Oct 2026 research; verdict pending Lewis.