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By:
GUSCHER1
When: 04 Sep 14 21:37
Absolutely agree to that Zealot, Greed is the devil!
Would love to hear your tact  Kid, send me a message if you would like to discuss.
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 04 Sep 14 22:49
be careful GUSCHER on any advice you get from kid.  My first thought after reading his/her post was Nigerian swindle.

I should add I have no idea who he/she is but I don't want to see anyone on here conned.  Indeed you could be in on it too and your OP was part of the ruse.  I doubt that like.

You are either ungenuine (fishing), ungenuine (sly) or delusional.  Hope you are delusional.  Keep the £20k and spend it on something worthwhile or invest it wisely.
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 04 Sep 14 22:59
"you can make a good bit of money on here,especially with a bank of 20k,since March due to unforseen circumstances,i now make about 20% profit a month,which i need to do"

To clarify these are highly dubious and doubtful claims, bordering on the ridiculous.  They are unsubstantiated and Imo they are very likely to be bogus.
By:
GUSCHER1
When: 05 Sep 14 16:21
Thanks Clyde, appreciate the warning and heeded!!
By:
Schalke 04
When: 08 Sep 14 03:17
If i had your £20k i would have made £15,000 so far with it in the last 6 months using my system that is in this forum ... simple
By:
stu
When: 08 Sep 14 11:54
That assumes that all your trades would scale up to that level of stake Schalke - not necessarily true.
By:
Schalke 04
When: 08 Sep 14 13:30
Well, at present all my stakes are with bookmakers and I'm sure they would accept all the bets ... easy money
By:
Schalke 04
When: 08 Sep 14 13:31
£2.70 per day GUSCHER1 would be happy with, ad do a years worth in one day with not a lot of risk ...
By:
desperatemunter
When: 08 Sep 14 14:19
the 'kid' statement is a definite con : I know this from the fact it's not written anything like correct English (forgive a spelling mistake for sure, but kid's words don't even constitute intelligible sentences.).  Thats all it takes. That alone does reveal a truth concealed.
By:
desperatemunter
When: 08 Sep 14 14:22
'due to unforseen circumstances . . ' lol - that must've fallen wholesale from a 419scam post.
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 09 Sep 14 13:13
Well spotted, King of Dubai!
By:
GUSCHER
When: 10 Sep 14 08:17
K.O.D I am only one!
By:
GUSCHER
When: 10 Sep 14 08:19
Thanks again  for the warning Munter
By:
GUSCHER
When: 10 Sep 14 08:34
Schalke, I would love to be able to follow your 1/7 system if I had the 24/7 access and the time! Or if you could automate it and send me the bot! but like the post and pleased it's doing well.
By:
GUSCHER
When: 10 Sep 14 08:51


Link for image of my results "backfitted" for a year. Compiled by a nice chap on another site. Results seem to be holding up at the moment but I will let you know if those results match the graph in 4 months time! based on system posted here on july8
By:
GUSCHER
When: 10 Sep 14 08:54
Sorry that should have read 3rd sept!
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 10 Sep 14 16:50
Looks about as useful as a trampoline on the moon Guscher
By:
GUSCHER1
When: 11 Sep 14 10:16
Well you have to reach for the sky eventhough you are more than likely to fall back to earth with a bump!
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 11 Sep 14 10:46
Is that GUSCHER's opinion too?
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 11 Sep 14 11:03
Back fitting "Martingale" is dumb, delusional and dangerous.  The graphs are sugar coated bollox. 

If you want to reach for the Sky stick the £20k on someone to win the Champions League.  Sit back and hope for the best.
By:
GUSCHER
When: 11 Sep 14 21:00
I may be a gambling novice a have lost a bit of money on the journey so far, but i aint a £20k dumb nut! and I am up almost £3.5k since jan  using that method. I have removed my original bank so if it doesn't work out and I lose the lot it doesn't matter it's only profit at the end of the day.
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 11 Sep 14 21:54
take the 3.5k and have a great holiday.
By:
GUSCHER
When: 12 Sep 14 18:10
Rather have fun losing £3.5k than go on holiday, what real gambler wouldn't!
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 12 Sep 14 18:52
Me, for starters.
By:
aye robot
When: 15 Sep 14 15:18
Rather have fun losing £3.5k than go on holiday, what real gambler wouldn't!

One who makes a profit.
By:
aye robot
When: 15 Sep 14 15:18
Rather have fun losing £3.5k than go on holiday, what real gambler wouldn't!

One who makes a profit.
By:
kid
When: 17 Sep 14 10:32
Glad yr still doing well Guscher,first time on here since my last comment to you,enjoyed reading that i am a Nigerian swindler,one of the reasons not to post things on here,people get easily jealous of others ability to make money.They can clearly see i joined betfair in Feb 2002,any way keep yr profits rolling in and good luck.
By:
ilikewavingatbuses
When: 21 Sep 14 01:44
£2.70 a day with a 10k bank?

Is this a joke?

Just lay each fav horse racing til u  make it for £2.70 profit on the day, a bank this size will handle loss after  loss till the win comes in.
By:
GUSCHER
When: 21 Sep 14 09:05
Thanks, but £2.70 per day from £10k is far in excess of what any bank/building society would give you, so if your statement is true & without risk to your entire bank, then why do people continue to accept the lousy 1-2 %/annum from the banks, why don't they just use Betfair? I mean your above strategy is hardly rocket science!
This is why I asked the question in the first place.
By:
trebor
When: 21 Sep 14 12:16
Because it will probably work 99% of the time, the other 1% you lose the lot, you can make £2.70 a day from £100 or less, if you have not got some kind of edge you will lose the lot.
By:
GUSCHER
When: 21 Sep 14 13:06
I agree with that Trebor & laying every favourite and chasing is not an edge!!
By:
ilikewavingatbuses
When: 22 Sep 14 02:10
exactly, its not rocket science.

Greed is the issue here.

There is always an element of risk.

But if you have a bank of 10k and wish to make just £2.70 a day this should be more than achievable given the amount you wish to earn.

Just think how many losers in a row you would have to encounter to bust your bank. My guess would be you will strike a winning bet within the first 5 bets most days, we're talking fav fav fav fav fav fav fav fav fav all winning?

People don't do it because like u say there is always that element of risk and 2, get  greedy, raise stakes, it works for 6 months, then move to £5 , £10.

To do what u want to do here, it takes a large bank(just in case) and extreme discipline, from my experience, few have it. 

you are trying to make such a small % of your bank that it is more than doable here.

whens the last time the first I dunno 10 favs of the day won? 20 favs? even if it happened a bank your size could still handle it, no fun tho is it.

All the best.
By:
Northbouy
When: 22 Sep 14 04:22
having a big bank just means you lose more when martingale send you broke.
By:
Schalke 04
When: 22 Sep 14 13:10
So have you done anything with the £20,000 yet?
By:
GUSCHER
When: 22 Sep 14 14:22
Thanks for your interest Shalke but no just in the bank gaining that miserly 1%! Still just using the gains I have made on my system mentioned here. So probably just stick with that for now until it's gone then decide if to throw a bit more into Betfair, would follow yours but don't often get chance to log in during the day, work gets in the way! but carry on the good work!
By:
GUSCHER
When: 22 Sep 14 14:22
Thanks for your interest Shalke but no just in the bank gaining that miserly 1%! Still just using the gains I have made on my system mentioned here. So probably just stick with that for now until it's gone then decide if to throw a bit more into Betfair, would follow yours but don't often get chance to log in during the day, work gets in the way! but carry on the good work!
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