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Anyone know a good strategy an tennis. Please help me win. Thank you very much.
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dont bet
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lay low odd favs.never fails
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strokemoticon is only giving you half the advice
lay low odds and then back the player you layed when they go as high as they will in the match. don't trade it out if they go on to win. |
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Estimate how much you expect to lose over the tennis season
Donate it to charity Dont bet |
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If there's a heavy fave and everything points to that person winning, then go all out on the other person to win first set...whatever happens after doesn't matter
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massive majority all the established faves are on losing balance if backed regularly those who aren either won as actually underdog or small fave against equal opponent or are on immense run of form like nadal or serena were but it ended anyways,but the form is important if u can spy players in form which is rising unnoticed u will win backing them regularly to the point marked will reduce their odds as they become hot players. easiest to find those is observe young players which are likely to make impact but are basically unknown ,also matchups between players can do the job. good luck |
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personally i have 3 schemes currently which im sticking in to, one is gene scheme,another one free yen scheme, and newest addition co scheme. co scheme is in development stage as still cant decide if back or lay co's. some mug advisers are in fave of backing i have feeling about lay direction tho
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Serena the player for me with the worst P/L balance, don't back her any more
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Back Nadal when break points down (even at 0-40). Nobody better at saving them.
Its an excellent strategy for trading in match betting or game betting. |
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I like laying favourites to win sets, that kind of thing, but its not an inherently winning strategy.
Like any other sport - accumulate knowledge, pay attention, wait for value bets. 5 years of gambling and I havent learnt anything  The most valuable lesson you will ever learn is to be emotionally uninvolved with winning/losing bets as possible. It comes with time. |
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He hasn't retired in four and half years SongsForTheSimpleton
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mesmerisimpleton slinging insults whilst completely failing at comprehension
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I think you will find SomeMugBettor, Songs slung the tired 'mugmerised' insult first on the other thread.
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