Football strategies with spreadsheets for Betfair trading.
The football strategies
shown here can be used to trade different markets on Betfair,
Betdaq or a similar betting exchange.
Football odds are very
predictable in relation to goals and time.
All these football strategies rely on goals being scored,
and time passing in the game.
The football strategies shown
here have been developed using Betfair football markets.
You could use Betfair to just Bet or Lay in the football
markets.
These trading methods employ different staking techniques
and insurance bets to give you trading options, depending
on your reading of what is happening in the game.
All betting strategies carry
risk.
These trading strategies have been developed to reduce risk.
Dutching Correct
Score with other Betfair markets.
A range of strategies can be used
if we combine more than one market.
The market that is most commonly used to trade across more than one football market
is Correct Score.
Here are some examples of how
Correct Score can be combined with other equivalent markets.
If you add these Correct Score odds together, you will see that
they will be very close to their equivalents in other markets.
If they weren't, traders would soon step in and take advantage
of the difference in the odds by betting in one market and laying in the
other, which would equalize the odds in the 2 markets.
The Scores 0-0, 1-0, 0-1 are
the same as Under 1.5 Goals.
The Scores 0-0, 1-0, 0-1, 2-0, 0-2, 1-1 are the same as
Under 2.5 Goals.
All the scores with more
goals than
0-0, 1-0, 0-1, 2-0, 0-2, 1-1 are the same as Over 2.5 Goals.
0-0, 1-1, 2-2, 3-3 plus a
bit of Any Unquoted are the same as the Draw in Match Odds.
All the Away scores plus a
bit of Any Unquoted are the
same as the Away Team in Match Odds.
All the Home scores plus a
bit of Any Unquoted are the
same as the Home Team in Match Odds
Next Goal = No Goal is the
same as the current score in Correct Score, throughout the
whole game.
2 goals or more in Total
Goals is the same as Over 1.5 Goals.
3
goals or more in Total Goals is the same as Over 2.5 Goals.
No Goal Scorer in First
Goal Scorer is the same as 0-0 in Correct Score
There are plenty of other
equivalent markets in football and other sports.
Equivalent markets such as these offer a quick way of betting or
laying a number of scores in Correct Score.
You may have a strategy in mind for trading the
Correct Score market.
The spreadsheet below can be used to bet or lay your selections for an equal
profit or loss whatever the outcome.
Your strategy may include another market but if you are using the Bretfair
screens, it will be impossible to see your total market position including
commission deductions.
This spreadsheet solves that problem.
Use this sheet to show the stakes required to equalize your Dutching bets or
lays.
Place your bets or lays and the sheet shows your total position in a single
market or across 2 markets combined.
Dutching Correct Score.
You may decide to bet or lay several scores in Correct Score with the intention
of hitting the winning score if you are betting, or laying losing scores or
laying to more than a 100% book if you are laying.
Either method offers a quick exit by betting or laying in an equivalent market. Example.
We may be Dutching by betting several scores in Correct Score with the intention of
hitting the winning score.
Assuming some goals have been scored :-
Rather than betting more scores, we may decide on a quick exit by betting or
laying in another market such as the Under/Over markets.
The spreadsheet below shows the stakes required to equalize your trade by
Dutcing for an equal profit or loss across both markets.
Dutching Correct Score with
Under/Over markets.
If we decided that goals would be scored, we could set up a trade before the Kick Off by betting the
scores 1-0 & 0-1, plus Over 1.5 Goals.
Providing there is some score, we have a winning trade since with one or more
goals, we have already bet all possible scores before the start of the game.
The Betfair screens would show your position in both markets, but
not the 2 markets combined.
Also, you would need to decide on the size of stakes in either
market in order to balance the profit from your trade.
The spreadsheet below shows the stakes required to balance your
profit and shows your total market position across both markets
after commission deductions. Note that commission in one market would probably be more
than in the other, so depending on the result of the game, your
profit would differ in both markets.
You could make a profit in one market but a loss in the other,
depending on the odds that you are matched at, and the result of the game.
Unless your mental arithmetic is very good or you are quick with a
calculator, you may have no way of knowing that whilst you are
trading as the Betfair screens don't combine markets.
This spreadsheet eliminates that problem by showing the position of
your whole trade in both markets combined.
Video 1 demonstrates inputs and how
the spreadsheet works.
Combined odds and equivalent markets
on Betfair.
Bet.. Dutch Match Odds with
insurance against a 0-0 result.
Lay. Dutch Match Odds with
insurance against a 0-0 result.
We could bet 0-0 to cover the liability of our lay of the Draw, but
this laying method has the advantage of a profit if the score remains 0-0,
rather than breaking even with zero profit.
The Dutching spreadsheet below can
be used to show the staking required to cover these scenarios, and
any other Dutching trades that involve 1 or 2 related markets.
Excel
spreadsheets for Betfair Football Trading.
Dutch 2 markets spreadsheets.
These spreadsheets show the stakes required to
Bet or Lay a single market or 2 markets for an equal profit (before commission)
or liability.
If Dutching 2 markets, the spreadsheets show your whole position across both
markets after commission. Dutch 2 Markets Excel
spreadsheets price £10.
You will need Excel 2007 or a later
version to view these
spreadsheets.
There are 2 spreadsheets
in this file, one for Dutching if Betting and a 2nd sheet for
Dutching if Laying.
Dutch (bet or lay more that 1 selection) in a
single market or 2 related markets.
Enter your bet or lay odds and the spreadsheet
shows the stakes required for an equal profit or loss whatever
the result.
Bet or Lay 2 markets
and this spreadsheet shows your overall position of both Betfair
markets combined.
Commission is built
into the calculations
Enter the odds for
both markets and your position in both markets can be seen
individually or across both markets combined.
Suitable for football, horses or any other
markets.
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Excel spreadsheet file. Note.
If the file opens in "Read Only" mode, use "Save As" to rename the file.
That should unlock the file so that it is no longer Read Only.
Dutch 2 Markets Excel
spreadsheet price = £10.
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Hedge Under 1.5 Goals with insurance.
This is a Bet First
strategy in which we look to trade during the First Half of a football match.
As you know, whilst the score remains 0-0, the odds of Under 1.5 Goals
drop as time passes in the game.
A bet on Under 1.5 Goals before the Kick Off can be layed to profit at
anytime whilst the score remains 0-0.
After one goal is scored, either 1-0 or 0-1 in the Correct Score market
(whichever is still In Play) and Under 1.5 Goals, become equivalent markets.
The odds of Under 1.5 Goals will be virtually the same as either 1-0 or 0-1 - -
- whichever is still In Play.
Quite often, after one goal in the First Half,
the market expects more goals, so the odds of Under 1.5 Goals can be bigger
after the first goal than they were before the Kick Off.
In such a game, it may be impossible to lay Under 1.5 Goals to profit
immediately after a goal has been scored without trading to a sizeable loss.
To exit to profit from such a trade usually involves sweating it out whilst we
wait for time to pass in the game and the odds of Under 1.5 Goals to drop.
Whilst we are waiting, we run the risk of a second goal making our whole trade a
losing bet.
This "Under 1.5 Goals with insurance" strategy gets around that problem in
most games by trading the scores
of 0-0, 1-0 and 0-1 and using an insurance lay, instead of simply
betting and laying in the Under 1.5 Goals market. Basic strategy.
Before the Kick Off, bet scores in the
Correct Score market.
Before the Kick Off, place a lay as
insurance against a 0-0 result.
As the game progresses with a score of 0-0,
we look to exit the market by laying our bets, and betting our insurance lay
for an overall profit.
As time passes in the game, we expect this profit to increase whilst the
score is 0-0.
If a goal is scored, Lay our one remaining
In Play score (either 1-0 or 0-1) in the Correct Score market to an overall profit
or an acceptable loss, to
exit the whole trade.
Note that a goal after about 30 minutes can often be very good for this
strategy.
When we trade this strategy, we bet and
lay the very predictable odds of 0-0, 1-0 & 0-1.
We look to exit to profit
whilst the score remains 0-0.
If a goal is scored, the profit from our insurance lay will often enable
us to trade to profit without having to wait for time to pass in the
game
before placing our lay on 1-0 or 0-1 (whichever is still In Play) to exit our trade.
An early goal can cause problems.
Also, as with any trade involving Under 1.5 Goals, 2 quick goals means
end of trade, but our insurance lay means that we don't lose our whole
bet stakes.
We place our insurance lay to help us to trade to profit after one goal
and keep losses down to an acceptable level if the first goal is scored early in the game, or 2 quick goals are scored.
If we are able to select low scoring games
with no goals or only one goal in the First Half, this strategy may
produce consistent profits in the long term.
For a description of how the odds perform in the Correct Score market,
follow this link. or click the
"Football Odds" tab at the top of this web page.
Hedge Under 1.5
Goals With Insurance Excel spreadsheets £10.
You will need Excel 2000 or a later
version to view these spreadsheets.
These spreadsheets show
the stakes required to :-
Dutch bet scores in the
Correct Score market to balance stakes before the Kick Off.
Hedge the 3
individual scores 0-0, 1-0 & 0-1
Links to
Videos describing this strategy are provided after purchase.
There is also a
detailed write-up.
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PayPal, select the "Return to merchant" option on the PayPal screen.
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Excel spreadsheet file.
Hedge Under 1.5 Goals With Insurance
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One or two
losers. 1 Loser Strategy.In a horse race,
Bookies may Lay only a few runners, and have very small liabilities or no
liabilities at all on the outsiders. If an outsider wins the race, they clean up with very little
payout, or no payout at all.
Another strategy is
to Lay several runners but make only one targeted runner a loser. When you use this strategy, you are not Laying the whole
field, but just a few selections.
This is not the same as Laying a single selection in the
hope that it loses. Using this strategy you can Lay several scores in the
Correct Score
market, or several players in the First Goal Scorer market, and
win on every Lay except
your FIRST Lay. If you were Laying the Correct Score Market
:-
The only
way these Lays can lose is if you happen to pick the
winning score line with your FIRST Lay.
Lay as many score lines
as you like. The more you Lay, the bigger your profit.
Additionally, as with
all other Laying strategies that involve more than one
Lay, every Lay
you make reduces your liabilities.
In this case your only
liability will be on your First Lay.
As you make more Lays,
that liability is reduced, and the profit on every other
Lay increases.
If the match ends with a
score that you have not Layed,
you will have no payout whatsoever. You clean up, winning the total £££ of all your Lays.
Remember, your only losing Lay will be on the FIRST
score line that you Lay.
You will win on all the others.
It is
exactly the same if you Lay players in the First Goal Scorer Market
:-
You can target any player on the list not to score first.
Lay that
player, and Lay some others players that you think will
not score first.
These other
Lays will reduce your liabilities on your targeted
player.
Your
only losing Lay will be on the FIRST player that you
Lay. You will win on all the others.
You could also use this spreadsheet to Lay a number of horses in a
horse race, golfers in a golf tournament, darts players in a darts
competition etc.
Basic
Strategy. In the Correct score market, (or any other market of
your choice - horses, golf, tennis tournament etc.) :-
Before the kick -
off, decide which score line you will target to lose. You will be reducing your liabilities on that selection by
laying other scores.
Lay that score line,
and a few others.
Example. There are normally 17 score lines including "Any Other Score" that
we can Lay. We could Lay 4 score lines (for example), but only one will make a loss for
us.
We Lay our First score line,
which could be any one of the 17. Then we Lay a 2nd score line, a 3rd, and a 4th. We could carry on laying more score lines if we wish. These 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Lays reduce our liabilities on our First Lay,
just as any normal series of Lays would do, but if we stake correctly :-
If the winner does NOT come from the 4
scores that we have layed, we have 4 successful
lays, and we clean up, with no payout.
If the winner comes
from score lines 2, 3, or 4, we make a profit.
If our First score
line wins, we make a loss, but our liabilities have been reduced
by the successful lays on score lines 2, 3 and 4.
2 Losers Strategy. This strategy can be used to lay 2 (or more) score lines to lose (or
First Goal Scorers, horses etc.) Once again, we do not Lay the whole field, but a few score lines.. The procedure is exactly the same, but this time, 2 score lines are targeted to lose.
Liabilities on score lines 1
and 2 will be reduced by the additional Lays on score lines 3 upwards. This strategy of targeting 2 score lines, has 2 advantages, but one
obvious drawback :-
A large slice of
liability is reduced on score line 1 by the stake on score line 2.
A large slice of
liability is reduced on score line 2 by the stake on score line 1. This strategy is particularly effective if score lines 1 and 2 are at short
odds.
The downside is that
we have 2 score lines running against us instead of 1.
1 or 2 Losers Excel spreadsheets £10.
You will need Excel 2000 or a later version to view these
spreadsheets.
These 1 or 2 Losers
spreadsheets calculate instantly the Lay stakes required to Lay
up to 20 selections to reduce the liability on either 1 or 2
target selections. You could of course use this spreadsheet for any event other than
a football match. This Excel file contains 2 separate spreadsheets for your
tenner.
1 loser spreadsheet Only the first
selection will have a negative liability. Once you lay more than 2
selections,
a profit will be made on
selections 2 to
20.
2 losers spreadsheet Only the first 2
selections will have negative liabilities. Once you lay more than 3
selections,
a profit will be made on
selections 3 to
20.
If none of the Layed
selections
win, you clean up with the total £££ of all the Lay amounts staked - you have
a "Skinner". The more
selections
you Lay :-
The less your liabilities
become on your target
selections
The more profit you show
on other Layed selections
The bigger the payout on
a "Skinner" - a selection you haven't Layed.
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Correct Score market
Hedge 1-1. This Hedging strategy relies on a
decrease in the odds of the 1-1 score line in the Correct
Score market, after a goal is scored
or two goals are scored to get the score to 1-1.
Whether you are a seasoned trader or a
beginner, this strategy offers quite a safe way of trading.
Providing you stake correctly, you could make good percentage profits
on your initial stake if you are able to Hedge using this strategy.
The big advantage of this strategy is
that it is a Bet First Hedge, rather than a Lay First hedge.
Whenever you use a Lay First hedge (odds increasing), your profit will
always be less than your original Lay stake, but with a Bet First hedge,
(odds decreasing), your profit can be much bigger than your original Bet
stake.
This means that the potential profits from this Hedge of the Correct
Score Market can be very good.
If events go against you, a
Dutching strategy is provided to enable you to continue
trading in the match.
The big odds available for this exit strategy can make this
Hedging of the 1-1 score line strategy quite a
safe way of trading football matches. Basic Strategy.
Before the kick-off,
place a 1-1 Bet in the
Correct Score market.
Place an Insurance
Bet.
Whilst there are no
goals, do nothing - you will break even.
After a goal is
scored, Lay your original 1-1 Bet score line to profit if the Lay odds are lower
than your original Bet odds.
Examples of
risks.
A goal may be scored
but the 1-1 odds may not shorten sufficiently to enable a
successful Hedge.
For example, the first goal may be scored very early in the
game, or if the game is looking very one-sided, the market may
judge that the losing side will not equalize to get the score to
1-1.
2 quick goals scored by the same
side can take the score to 2-0 or 0-2 before we have had time to
place our 1-1 Lay or exit strategy bets whilst the score is 1-0 or
0-1.
This type of problem of course applies to other strategies.
If you were trading the Draw in the Match Odds market, a quick goal by both sides taking the
score to 1-1, would cause trading problems.
Hedge 1-1 Correct Score
Excel spreadsheets £10.
You will need Excel 2000 or a later
version to view these
spreadsheets.
These spreadsheets show
the stakes required to :-
Hedge any draw score
line using a basic hedge.
Hedge a 1-1 score
line with an insurance bet.
Dutch the markets if
the odds do not shorten sufficiently for a successful Hedge in the
Correct score market.
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Excel spreadsheet file.
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Score
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Lay the Wiining Team.
This strategy involves both Dutching
and Hedging.
Insurance against a draw result or a win by the "Losing Team", is
provided by a Lay of the Winning Team. Theory. The aim of this strategy, is to have a winning bet on the final score in
the Correct Score market.
To do that at any time in the game, we could Bet the current
score, plus other scores as goals are scored.
If we continually Bet the current winning score as goals were scored, we
would of course soon Bet an over-round book and quite often make a loss
on our trades.
We can cut down on the number of Bets required, if we only have to Bet
on one team.
To keep the number of bets on different scores to a minimum, we can wait until late in the
game before entering the market.
To insure against a
Draw result or the Losing Team scoring goals and going on to win the
game, all we need is a very small insurance Lay on the winning team.
Insurance Lay.
If we Lay the Winning Team, that Lay would be successful if the result
was a Draw or a win for the team that was Losing when we placed our Lay.
By laying the winning team at very short odds, we can avoid having to
Bet draw score lines such as 1-1, 2-2, and all possible scores for the
team that was losing when we placed our Lay.
The cost of that Lay can be very small.
For example a Lay of £20 at odds of 1.04, carries a liability of only
minus £0.80.
If we enter the market at a
score of 1-0, and Lay the winning Team, we would have a successful Lay if
the Losing Team equalized or won the game.
To hit the winning score for the Winning Team, we only need to Bet the current score of 1-0,
plus 2-0, 3-0, 2-1, 3-1, 3-2, and Any Unquoted, but to Bet all those
possible scores probably wouldn't be profitable.
So, the idea is, to enter the market late in the game, especially at a 2
goal difference in the score, such as 2-0 or 0-2, and Bet the
current score and other scores as goals are scored, to make sure we Bet
the winning score result.
If the match ends in a
draw or a win for the "Losing Team", we have a successful Lay on the
"Winning Team".
Strategy.
Late in the
game, in the
Match Odds market, Lay the Winning Team.
In the Correct Score market,
Bet the current score line, plus the next 2 possible
scores..
As the game
progresses, Bet further score lines as
necessary in the Correct Score market..
Make sure
you Bet the final score result.
Example. Russia
- Sweden. Euro 2008. June 17th 2008. Russia won the
game 2-0.
Russia were leading 2-0 at 50 minutes.
Lay odds at 60 minutes for Russia were 1.09 in the Match Odds market.
Lay Russia £30 at 1.09 for a liability of
-£2.70.
In the Correct Score market, Bet the current score, 2-0, plus the
next 2 possible scores 3-0 and 2-1, for a win or lose profit of
£7.71.
Lay Odds
Lay Stake
Winning Team
Win
Lose
1.09
30.00
Russia
-2.70
30.00
Stake To Return
32.70
Overall
Betfair
BET
Correct Scores
Win
Lose
Scores
ODDS
Adjust
Stakes
Win
Lose
1-0
2-0
3.50
9.34
10.41
-22.29
7.71
7.71
3-0
5.00
6.54
10.41
-22.29
7.71
7.71
2-1
5.10
6.41
10.41
-22.29
7.71
7.71
3-1
3-2
Any Unqoted
Total stakes
22.29
Above is a snapshot of the
"Trade Winning Team" spreadsheet.
Enter the Lay Odds of the Winning Team,
plus the Lay stake. Enter the odds of the current score and the next 2 possible
scores for the Winning Team from the Correct Score market.
In this case, with the score of 2-0, the current score is 2-0, and the
next 2 possible scores for the winning team are 3-0 and 2-1.
Enter the odds, and the
spreadsheet shows the stakes required in the Correct Score market, for the
current score and the next 2 possible scores.
The potential Overall Win / Lose Gross profit is shown for the whole trade
across both Match Odds and Correct Score markets, in this case £7.71.
Timing of your
entry into the market is important.
If you enter the market late in the game, there is less time for goals to be
scored, but be aware that the odds of the current score and possibly the
next score up for the winning team will probably be shortening in the
Correct Score market.
A problem with this strategy is
that if you wait too long before entering the Match Odds and Correct Score
markets after a goal is scored,
for example
at a score of 2-0 or 0-2, the Match odds may stabilise, whilst the Correct
Score odds continue to shorten.
The effect of that is your potential profit may be reduced, especially if
more goals are scored.
So, ...... before entering the market, use the spreadsheet to check for the
potential profit.
An advantage of this strategy.
If you have Layed the
winning team and a goal is scored by the Losing Team before you have
placed Bets in the Correct Score market, the odds of the Winning
Team should lengthen to some degree.
This offers an excellent opportunity to Hedge out of the Match Odds
market with a Bet on the Winning Team at Higher odds than your Lay.
A Hedge spreadsheet is provided to show the stakes required for a
successful Hedge in this situation.
Trade the Winning
Team
Excel spreadsheet £5.
You will need Excel 2000 or a later
version to view these
spreadsheets.
Lay
the Winning Team in the Match Odds market, then enter the odds of the
next winning score lines for the Winning Team from the Correct Score market into the
spreadsheet.
This
spreadsheet shows the stakes required to :-
Bet the Current
Score
to an equal Win / Lose profit or liability at the odds you input.
Bet further scores
to equalize your trade.
An Adjust facility
allows you to favour a win or lose result.
Hedge spreadsheets
are also included in this package.
These can be used to exit the market at any time, or can be used
to trade the odds in any
market ..... Football, Horses, Cricket, Tennis, Snooker
..... anything.
Bet First or Lay First, makes no difference.
These spreadsheets show the stakes required to equalize your
trade.
Feedback 20th Sept 2008
I just had to let you know how this one is going...........
I decided to give this a try today, instead of my usual laying of
the draw.
I have just finished my fourth bet this morning using this and have
varied in overall profit between $8 and $65.
My only "error" :- The first match I bet on, which is where the $8
profit came from, I didn't put enough on the Lay side of the winning
team.
All I can say is "wow"; this is as close to shooting fish in a
barrel as it gets!
I think Laying The Winning Team just became my "backbone" strategy
for football
trading.
Alan, Vancouver, Canada.
Feedback 24th March 2009. Now a
seasoned "Winning Team" trader :-
I am really having a lot of success with the "Trade Winning team"
spreadsheet.
I am usually able to get anywhere from $10 - $35 profit (based on
doing a $100 lay) most of the time.
The strategy I have found effective
is to back my correct scores at about 50 minutes, when the leading
team's price is usually 1.25 or so.
Unless they have a *huge* lead, I am usually able to cover all the
winning team's most likely correct scores (4-5 results) due to the
better prices.
Then I usually wait a bit for the winning team's price to come down
below 1.10 before placing my lay on the Winning Team.
I find this increases the profit by a
bit, since the initial back bets on the correct scores are based on
the higher price of the Winning Team (say 1.25), but if I can lay
off at 1.05 instead, it's a bit of a bonus.
It carries an element of risk, particularly if the winning team only
has a margin of one goal, but if I feel the trailing team might
score, I will usually include the potential draw score amongst my
"correct score" back bets.
For example, if the score is 2-1, I
will cover the 2-2 score as well, as insurance while I am waiting to
place the Lay on the Wining Team.
I have just simply found that by the time the leading team's price
is down around 1.10 and lower, the price on the current score is so
low that it kills a lot of the profit one could otherwise
potentially make.
I figure the
leading team will go on to win I would guess, at least 9 times out
of 10.
Of course, by waiting you run the
risk of the lay price going up should the other team equalize/go
ahead.
Alan, Vancouver, Canada.
This is Alan's strategy for bigger
profits but with slightly more risk :-
Late in the game, with one team
wining, Bet the current score, plus potential winning scores of
the winning team.
Wait for time to pass in the
game, and the Lay odds of the winning team should shorten.
Lay the winning team at shorter
odds than earlier in the game (when you Bet the Winning Team
score lines).
If the winning team wins, you
have a winning bet.
If the losing team wins or the game is drawn, you have a
successful Lay on what was "The winning team" when you placed
your bets and lays..
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Trade the Winning Team Excel
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Beat Your Bookie
every time. Trade a
mathematical certainty.
Guaranteed winnings using your local bookie.
This strategy is supplied by
a professional trader.
I have had contact with this professional trader over the last few
months (to Dec 2009).
I have asked his advice about what he does to make a very good income
from his trading, and how he goes about it.
Now is your chance to copy some of what he does.
Beat
Your Bookie.
We have all come to expect better odds and trading opportunities to be
with on-line bookmakers, but this
Beat
Your Bookie
strategy is unusual
in that it requires bets to be placed in betting shops using betting
slips.
These trades may be ideal if you work in a city centre where there is a
choice of High Street bookmaker's shops, or if you have a number of
bookies close to where you live.
If your workplace is close to one or 2 bookie's shops, you could use
your lunch break to start your trades, and complete them later in the
day or the next day, depending on the timing of the event that you are
betting on.
This strategy relies on our
high street bookies making mistakes when they price up their odds on
certain events, which they do with surprising regularity, every week.
The E-Book on offer here describes how to identify these mistakes very
easily and describes how to trade them to guaranteed winnings.
Get this right, and you cannot lose.
This system has absolutely nothing to do with free bets, refunds, or any
other incentive that bookies use to encourage customers to bet with
them.
You don't need an account with a bookmaker to make these trades.
Stake correctly and you will have guaranteed winnings from every one of
these trades - - you will be trading a mathematical certainty. It doesn't matter whether you hit all winners, all losers, or some
of each - - stake correctly, and you will win every time when you make
these trades.
This is not a "Get Rich Quick" method.
Professional trading often relies on steady and consistent profits over
a period of time rather than the roller coaster of occasional big wins,
separated by a series of losing bets.
Returns from these trades will show a very good percentage profit every
time, a percentage that would be welcomed by any serious trader.
No trade carries zero risk, but unless something goes drastically wrong
such as a mistake on your betting slip, these trades should carry little
or no risk whatsoever.
A betting bank is required to make these trades, as money will be traded
with several different companies.
Whilst your money is moving back and forth as you hit winners and losers
with your bookie bets, your bank will be increasing with EVERY trade.
Beat
Your Bookie £19.95 You will need Adobe Reader to view this e-book.
The e-book in PDF
format contains :-
Full easy
instructions
Links to
relevant web sites
Additional
information from the very experienced author on
how to get the most out of these trades.
How to make
guaranteed winnings using bets at your local
betting shop.
Payment is by PayPal, but you don't need a PayPal account to use the payment
button below. After payment, the system will be sent to you by e-mail within 24 hours.
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