



Nov 29, 2012 -- 7:02PM, sweetchildofmine wrote:
embarrassed for you mate....seriously
not sure why since it would appear almost everybody on the forum is of the same opinion as me
says the chap inventing bets and emails to look "cool" on an internet forum
Nov 29, 2012 -- 8:02PM, Wallflower wrote:
Back to the original poster and the general statement "football trading".Overall i'd say its difficult to "trade" in football; it doesn't have the ebb and flow that cricket, tennis, NFL (and presumably some others) have - where the prices flucuate quite frequently, and quite sharply.I also found "trading" on football for me is hoping a goal was/wasn't scored within a set period so I could green out, and place percentage of green on something with some decent odds. Not exactly trading, but the only way I make it pay - always with small amounts. Combination of small wins, followed by a biggish loss but overall it doesn't exceed the total of the combined wins. Obviously not my chief focus on here, just a side-job.Really I'm saying, what is there "trade", is more akin to pure betting.
If you're letting it go in-play, it is a bet. Just because you're looking to trade out means you're simply creating a different bet. E.g. If you back Under 2.5 at for argument sake 2 and trade out after 15 minutes, all you're doing is creating a 1.xx bet that there are no goals in 15 minutes where 1.xx is the differential of 2 to the price at 15 minutes.
For me trading is pre-play when fewer parameters are in-play bar team news, weather, or the like, depending on your sport.

