I've been diving deep into different betting and trading approaches across various sports and would love to hear what's working for everyone else. Here's what I've been researching:
Main Strategy Categories:
Betting: Traditional backing, laying, and ditching approaches
Trading: Position building, tick offset strategies, trailing stops, scratching
Trigger-based: Conditional execution based on market movements or events
Sports I'm focusing on:
Football: Score-based strategies, draw trading, in-play positioning
Tennis: Point/game-based analysis, player serve patterns, set dynamics
Horse Racing: Form analysis, ML predictions, race distance strategies
Greyhound Racing: Track-specific approaches, dutching systems
Basketball: Live score triggers and momentum trading
What's really interesting:
ML integration for predictions (especially effective in horse racing)
Multi-strategy coordination (running several approaches simultaneously)
Data-driven analysis with real-time market monitoring
Risk management through automated stop losses and profit targets
Questions for the community:
What's your most profitable strategy type - betting, trading, or hybrid?
Which sports do you find most predictable for systematic approaches?
Are you using any ML/AI tools for analysis or sticking to traditional methods?
How do you manage risk across multiple markets/strategies?
What's your experience with dutching vs single selections?
I'm particularly curious about people's experiences with automated vs manual execution, and whether anyone's found success combining multiple strategy types.
What strategies are working for you? Drop your insights below!
Always remember to bet responsibly and within your means.