I am starting today with a £400 bank. My main aim will be laying the field at approx 1.75 whilst also having 2/3 big lays on markets I have studied. I am looking to make £150 a day. Thoughts please?
Have you assessed what percentage of your bank is going to be at risk with your "big lays"...?
With 400 I would suggest you give it a lot more thought before you start "playing".
Did you miss a few zero's out on your bank...?Have you assessed what percentage of your bank is going to be at risk with your "big lays"...?With 400 I would suggest you give it a lot more thought before you start "playing".
Start with £1200 and make £450 a day if you know what you're doing. You'll have to turn over that bank of yours to the tune of about 15k a day to make the returns you expect though, that's if you do indeed have an edge too.
Start with £1200 and make £450 a day if you know what you're doing. You'll have to turn over that bank of yours to the tune of about 15k a day to make the returns you expect though, that's if you do indeed have an edge too.
Just one little tip , if laying the field stick to Worcester today, readjust your levels to 1.5 and then 1.1 for 5 times stake.Two hits @ 1.5 will return a zero result after that who knows.
Worcester is not the only course this can be profitable. This approach is very much course related. The poser? Which courses to play.
Just one little tip , if laying the field stick to Worcester today, readjust your levels to 1.5 and then 1.1 for 5 times stake.Two hits @ 1.5 will return a zero result after that who knows.Worcester is not the only course this can be profitable. This
You are starting with a high risk approach and consequently this has disaster written all over it.
What contingency plans do you have if your first couple of big lays should go against you...? A 400 bank is not going to hold up for long should such a thing happen.
With 400 you should be looking to grow your bank slowly but surely, not risking 25% or more on one play, is the plan to trade for a profit or let the play conclude...?
Think you should give this a lot more thought if you intend it to be a long term venture as from what you have said so far you are trying to run before you have learn't how to walk.
You are starting with a high risk approach and consequently this has disaster written all over it.What contingency plans do you have if your first couple of big lays should go against you...? A 400 bank is not going to hold up for long should such a