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I read everyday how "traders" here bet 100 on 1.05 and they are happy,probably only the small fishes post on forum the sharks swim in other oceans
I read everyday how "traders" here bet 100 on 1.05 and they are happy,probably only the small fishes post on forum the sharks swim in other oceans
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not sure I agree with that, suppose it depends what you call a big bet to be called a shark?
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I personally lay low odds (under 1.2) and back big odds over 5
Seems to me this is the only way to happines here Why?!Because you can lose 7-8 bets in row and with a low lay that comes in you can still be in profit |
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kenilworth is the best person to ask on football forum
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Bet against the market.
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I think you will find their are many different approaches Raluca, some good ones and some bad ones.
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*there
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mover, only the good ones win money, don't you think?
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not really kenilworth I have some really good losing bets regularly
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..but you don't win money with them.
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it's the taking part that counts
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Can I be the first to say 'Lay Liverpool'?
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backing against milan12 after he's been on a good run would seem to be a good avenue to go down
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I like backing wrong prices, or should I say what are wrong in my opinion, laying Liverpool is a good example. Tonights example is Yeovil at 3.15, surely they should be favorites?
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and my back of Rayo to beat Barcelona at 29/1 was a good bet and I won't have anyone tell me otherwise
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why risk to lay a odds of 3.15?!
the liability is to high and chances are against you |
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I'm backing Yeovil not laying it
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2 draws in last 10 fixtures between the two clubs so wouldn't mind laying the draw at 3.5 though
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can't you see that bookmakers hope "you" see this?
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the only thing they can't predict is how a team is playing in that moment
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what have bookamakers got to do with it, I'm pricing it up as I see it
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lay the tractors
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I'm sure 1.01 under 6.5 layers do well. Half the time when I lose money its because a goal happened as I back unders and I don't notice because some people's bets don't get cleared. Work out how to do that ;)
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Wiggum returns
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My
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under 6.5 just got smashed on that dutch game. Backed it at 1.03 at what I thought was 1-0. It turned out the 2nd goal had just happened (hadn't shown for me yet) and there was money in the market indicating nothing had changed. ~8 seconds later (when normal punters got past the betting delay) the price shot up to a more realistic 1.09ish, and I redded out.
So there you go, both things I was talking about in 1 example, laying unders at tiny prices and magically being able to put prices up half a second following an unsuspend for a goal. |
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Can't lose with an unbeatable system like that. Another highly respected strategy is hoovering spanish football matches and tennis, top drawer stuff. I'd rather have naff all liquidity and 30 second betting delay than leak money to these parasites.
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IC, having the software to get round the 8 seconds seems the way to go then ......
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yeovil v swindon will be a draw imo,its due,and it looks like a high draw possibility match
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Some tip on how to win money:
1. Stick to certain leagues (and only bet on them if you know roughly what happens in most games, i.e are the teams high scorers or low scorers, when do they usually score, league positions and motivations etc.) Soon enough you'll probably know what's expected in most leagues. 2. NEVER use your full bank like a gom. Have a strategy and stick to it. 3. NEVER bet on emotions or because you love/hate a team. 4. Some may disagree with this but: Use stats to your advantage. They are the only reason I'm here.  |
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back nadal, barca and messi to score. lay murray
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I don't know what the story is Arai. But its a common occurrance. The market suspends for a goal, bets are "cleared" and then you immediately see prices appear for backing 'unders' that are the same price as prior to the goal. In my example today I'm backing under 6.5 at 1.03 which was the price reflecting 1 goal having being scored but I'm actually being decieved because a second goal has gone in. Then a few seconds later the normal bets fly in and the price of backing unders shoots up to 1.09/1.1.
This always happens to benefit unders layers and if you aren't religiously checking the next applicable market (like checking under 1.5 to see if its suspended in a game you think is 1-0, to make sure a second hasn't been scored) then you can be decieved. I guess its the price to pay for getting liquidity in random under 6.5 markets? I'm not sure its a software thing, I just don't know though. |
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they are keep bets that remain in the market after the suspension
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Do I Not Like Orange.Slightly burnt by Jong- and Jong also Redded out.
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I don't understand how u can have a keep bet in an in-play football game following a goal? Maybe I'm being obtuse here and I'm about to learn something. I hope so!
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they are bets placed before the suspension as a "keep" bet
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Well its news to me that you could do that with in-play football. I was only aware of being able to do "keep" bets pre-KO which would remain after the match went in-play. I'm struggling to find where to specify a keep bet when placing an in-play football bet. Any chance of discussing it in PM?
Thats another part of winning on here, knowing the system inside out. I also think the laying at 1.01 if you can stomach it is a decent way to start. Most of my profit comes from very Betfair specific stuff (like trading) and I'm trying to branch out into more "generic" betting styles. I find that much harder though since its not taking advantage of Betfair's features. |
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There is so much "additional" functionality via API that unless using geeks toy etc is your route, trading on betfair using the basic interface is a very amateur approach.
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Personally I've never been very easy with logging into Betfair through 3rd party software. Perhaps I should bite the bullet at some point. I was just curious if using the api would let you place a keep bet during in-play? The only keep bet you can do in the normal (old) site is a pre KO-bet afaik. Perhaps someone was just fortunate to put in a pre-KO keep bet of 1.03 on under 6.5 and that was the price the market had dropped to just as the goal went in.
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