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Anyone know what books i could read to learn more about trading and soccer?
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Just lay all Mr. Winner's tips, you'll make 70% a day.
theres pis5 all in betfair for dummies thats useful for trading if you have half an idea of the concept.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywor...
MONEY TREE 10 Nov 18:41
BETFAIR FOR DUMMIES.
Its the pros bible.
THAT IS WHY MT HAS SO MANY LOSING BETS
BETFAIR FOR DUMMIES.
Its the pros bible.
THAT IS WHY MT HAS SO MANY LOSING BETS
watch and learn about the markets for yourself you may find a niche, if anything worthwhile is in print there'll be hundreds of people trying to do it ;)
best thing to do is practice with the min £2 BETS and very small LAYS
as moneytree said, dont waste your cash.
The best way to learn how to do some trading is to deposit 100 quid in a betfair account, familiarise your self with horse racing (ie the front end of the horse from back end), follow some daily tipping sites (gg.com, racingpost.co.uk, dailydonkey.com.....) and watch the prices moving throughout the day - take note of the movements and figure out why?? (what tabloids/broadsheets are also tipping the shyte out of these selections...ie - driving prices down)
Start here placing bets of 1 quid a time and set your self an exit point (backing at 1.9, laying at 1.4...). The exercise here is not to make profit (consider the 100 quid an investment) but to get familiar with all the backing/laying and greening up you need know. Once you get the hang of reacting to a markets movements, you can work closer on deciding WHY the markets moves?
Useful site for trading include:(please note: i dont endorse any of these sites, i merely have used bits and pieces of info from them to build the bigger picture)
bettingtraders.com
racing-index.com/exchange-trading
sportsarbitrageguide.com/ (this is the doggs bolliccks for betting info)
totalgambler.com/othersports/columnists/352/betting_exchanges.html
The best way to learn how to do some trading is to deposit 100 quid in a betfair account, familiarise your self with horse racing (ie the front end of the horse from back end), follow some daily tipping sites (gg.com, racingpost.co.uk, dailydonkey.com.....) and watch the prices moving throughout the day - take note of the movements and figure out why?? (what tabloids/broadsheets are also tipping the shyte out of these selections...ie - driving prices down)
Start here placing bets of 1 quid a time and set your self an exit point (backing at 1.9, laying at 1.4...). The exercise here is not to make profit (consider the 100 quid an investment) but to get familiar with all the backing/laying and greening up you need know. Once you get the hang of reacting to a markets movements, you can work closer on deciding WHY the markets moves?
Useful site for trading include:(please note: i dont endorse any of these sites, i merely have used bits and pieces of info from them to build the bigger picture)
bettingtraders.com
racing-index.com/exchange-trading
sportsarbitrageguide.com/ (this is the doggs bolliccks for betting info)
totalgambler.com/othersports/columnists/352/betting_exchanges.html
How to sting your customers for an extra 20%, by David (fk) Yu
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