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LMansini
15 Feb 11 02:14
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I was just wondering about your strategy,  basically from what I can gleam from your unusually well thought-out posts is...

You have a very large bank and attack the markets like correct score and over/under say 5.5 goals...   And you see an edge where like 1.04 should really be 1.01 and then you exploit this with your big bank,  right?

It occurred to me in the basketball tonight,  Charlotte were leading by 23 points with less than 8 mins left.  So i'm thinking they are like 500/1 to lose from here,  yet you could still back them for a few grand at $1.01.

So I'm thinking... in this situation The Investor would swallow the entire $1.01  as its value,  and you would make big profits like that.. Basically right?

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By:
Avocado
When: 15 Feb 11 03:01
The Investor eats value for breakfast
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 15 Feb 11 03:40
Back at a good price

Lay at a good price


And the rest takes care of itself. THe market is truer when all the info is there.

The problem is one mans value is another mans food. Opinions !

If you can price a market and see money you can take at a better or worse price then take it. If you don't like watching winning bets lose and losing bets win then get outta the game !
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 15 Feb 11 03:40
Although I obviously don't speak for Investor.
By:
Avocado
When: 15 Feb 11 03:43
that arsenal newcastle game screwed him though
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 15 Feb 11 03:48
well who has a 100% strike rate?


if you treat a loss like a blip in an upward trend then there;s no problem. You know you will end +
By:
LMansini
When: 15 Feb 11 03:49
im thinking the newcastle game cost investor like 1 % of his total profit
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 15 Feb 11 03:52
It's straight forward.


If you can price up events and back or lay at generous odds  either side  then you will win, eventually.


If you can't price up events and rely on front-runnung (or any combination of this) then you will make as much as the MM has allowed.  Sometimes you will win sometimes you will lose but you will be -
If you back big at value then the MM will try to push you around to encourage you to give up your value, especially in side markets. Ppl who don't know what price they should be on will often give away especially as the alternative appears generous
By:
Avocado
When: 15 Feb 11 03:52
if he's making enough money to live off from here then fair play to him, we'd all like to be doing that
By:
pxb
When: 15 Feb 11 03:54
Indeed Rocket, on BF make randomness your friend.

Because most people are afraid of it.

Gotta go, even though it must be close to 40C outside - dog days of summer in Perth.
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 15 Feb 11 03:54
He's a clever guy, no doubt !
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 15 Feb 11 03:55
He probably offers most of you your bets.
By:
LMansini
When: 15 Feb 11 03:57
pxb you live in perth????   I lived there for like 8 years
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 15 Feb 11 04:01
By: This user is online. Rocket to the FACE
Date Joined: 28 Oct 08 Add contact | Send message When: 15 Feb 11 03:52

Ppl who don't know what price they should be on will often give away especially as the alternative appears generous



this should be:

'...will often give away value especially as the alternative offers an apparantly attractive get out '
By:
pxb
When: 15 Feb 11 11:08
'...will often give away value especially as the alternative offers an apparantly attractive get out '

You can give up value up to the level of commision you pay (ignoring the PC) and still be ahead (by giving away value).
By:
Paulol
When: 15 Feb 11 18:30
if he's making enough money to live off from here then fair play to him, we'd all like to be doing that

i've actually been under the impression that im one of the few people with "real" jobs on here :)

the investor certainly sounds like a very intelligent guy
By:
The Investor
When: 15 Feb 11 18:39
Yeah that's pretty much it. Very rarely with an edge as massive as 1.01 that should be 1.04 though.
By:
Avocado
When: 15 Feb 11 18:43
me and investor are very intelligent
By:
Paulol
When: 15 Feb 11 18:49
i do think you're one of the good guys on here avo. any bets tonight?
By:
Avocado
When: 15 Feb 11 19:26
no not tonight paul

i lost that bet i was telling u about, feel a bit gutted now
By:
Coachbuster
When: 15 Feb 11 19:40
It was The Investor who introduced the value range to Tesco's all those years agoCool
By:
Avocado
When: 15 Feb 11 20:04
buying tesco value food, that really is eating value isnt it
By:
Paulol
When: 15 Feb 11 21:56
avo - it lost. quelle surprise.

what was the bet you lost that you'd told me about sorry/ i forget
By:
Avocado
When: 15 Feb 11 22:26
barcelona to win away to sporting gijon, finished 1-1
By:
Paulol
When: 15 Feb 11 23:48
ah yep. :(
By:
Avocado
When: 16 Feb 11 00:57
Sad
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