A couple of things. You absolutely need live pictures when Trading pre-off. A horses price can be affected by how it is behaving going to post/at the post. Even the trainer bigging up it's chances in an interview right before the race can have an affect. Also when you have a jumps race and they are milling around at the tape, the price can contract a few ticks if it is obvious that a particular horse may be making the running. You need to be aware of the other ladders and how is it affecting the horse that you are Trading. A couple of times you seem to be willing the fav to drift/come in without mentioning what was happening elsewhere. Always keep an eye on the 2nd/3rd/4th favs; they are all interacting to keep the book balanced. Lastly, don't worry about the race that you have just Traded still being in play. As soon as it is off go on to the next race. There will be opportunities. Good luck in your journey and I can see that you have the fundamentals in place. In time you will get more skilled and have more of a "feel" for the markets. And remember- you don't need to Trade every race, as tempting as that may be.
Isn't it better to deal with 2nd/3rd favourites as price movement is far bigger per tick? It's not like you're needing huge volume for those small bets
Very informative and open of you for doing this. The other well known vloggers tend to cherry pick winners only. One thing you might think about is watching the pictures pre off. Then you'll see if the race is running to time or is late.
You got so emotionally involved on that 14:25 at Beverley that you weren't rational. You really *REALLY* wanted it to go to 3 so when the market turned around 2.8 you weren't able to change your strat and take a decent profit around that level. Gah!
Great video. May I ask how you film your widescreen trades and still be able to see clearly the picture on TH-cam? I am also a trader but every video I tried to film, it ends low quality and can't be visible clearly the numbers on the graph
Hello, greetings from Argentina. Good video, it does not show only the gains like some traders. I am learning with your videos. How do I know how much my Back should be staked when I make a $50 lay? o How much is the lay when the back is 50, if the fee changes? Thanks for sharing.
Hey bro, love your content, always so informative but digestible. Do you think you could do a few videos in betfair tennis trading? Scalping strategies etc? Would be super interested in a trading series.
Appreciate it! I haven’t done any trading on the tennis but I may look into doing a video around markets that I think are suited to scalping for a few ticks in the future.
Do you have an algoritminc strategy to giveaway to forward test myself and then build a relationship from there? Also what is its ROI, average trades per week and average profit per month if you can provide such metrics?
Hi Martin, My advice would be to start off slow and try to get comfortable with the fundamentals of matched betting, some of them can seem a little strange at first. Once your confident enough with the basics you may choose to start looking into the scalable offers like EP’s, each way dutching and the 2up offer where the more significant profits lay
I know ur new but once you have traded out on the race. I wouldn't be wasting time still watching that race in play. I would be straight on to the next race to trade. This will give you more time to access that market
also its a good idea to have the site on your secondary moniter, so you can watch them load this will give you the best chance of profit in my opinion!
This isn't a betting strategy. You are trying to swing trade. It's trading not betting. There is no reason why you have to stay with the race you've just traded. Once you green up just move to the next race. I really don't understand your logic for staying with a race that you have already greened up. Yeah, there will be in-play traders money in the market but why would you want to stay with it and look at that. Just go to the next pre-off market. It just seemed like you felt you had to watch the market until the race was run, there is no reason why you would need to do that.
I should imagine you are making better decisions a year on from when you did the video. As you highlighted, this group of races contained maidens/novices and a bit of a time crunch with an NH race before a flat race. You said you can't win them all, but with that hand I thought you did very well. Cheers.
95% of people will lose monies. Big players with BOTs including the bookies. Will eat up your funds. Not advisable the average person without prior knowledge of reading charts even tries this. It's still gambling.
As Caan Berry says..... of the 100 per cent, 50 are likely to be mug punters, then 25 are likely not to be using software, so in reality its 5 per cent out of 25 who are profitable.
Everyone's the average player to begin with nobody is born special but someone has to break the cycle if not why go through life with fear because that will stop you taking any risks at all
A couple of things. You absolutely need live pictures when Trading pre-off. A horses price can be affected by how it is behaving going to post/at the post. Even the trainer bigging up it's chances in an interview right before the race can have an affect. Also when you have a jumps race and they are milling around at the tape, the price can contract a few ticks if it is obvious that a particular horse may be making the running.
You need to be aware of the other ladders and how is it affecting the horse that you are Trading. A couple of times you seem to be willing the fav to drift/come in without mentioning what was happening elsewhere. Always keep an eye on the 2nd/3rd/4th favs; they are all interacting to keep the book balanced.
Lastly, don't worry about the race that you have just Traded still being in play. As soon as it is off go on to the next race. There will be opportunities.
Good luck in your journey and I can see that you have the fundamentals in place. In time you will get more skilled and have more of a "feel" for the markets. And remember- you don't need to Trade every race, as tempting as that may be.
Great video as usual. Open and honest. Really good to see your mindset for selecting trades and how you handle the losses.
Isn't it better to deal with 2nd/3rd favourites as price movement is far bigger per tick? It's not like you're needing huge volume for those small bets
Very informative and open of you for doing this. The other well known vloggers tend to cherry pick winners only. One thing you might think about is watching the pictures pre off. Then you'll see if the race is running to time or is late.
You got so emotionally involved on that 14:25 at Beverley that you weren't rational. You really *REALLY* wanted it to go to 3 so when the market turned around 2.8 you weren't able to change your strat and take a decent profit around that level. Gah!
Great video. May I ask how you film your widescreen trades and still be able to see clearly the picture on TH-cam? I am also a trader but every video I tried to film, it ends low quality and can't be visible clearly the numbers on the graph
Hello, greetings from Argentina. Good video, it does not show only the gains like some traders. I am learning with your videos. How do I know how much my Back should be staked when I make a $50 lay? o How much is the lay when the back is 50, if the fee changes? Thanks for sharing.
Hey bro, love your content, always so informative but digestible. Do you think you could do a few videos in betfair tennis trading? Scalping strategies etc? Would be super interested in a trading series.
Appreciate it!
I haven’t done any trading on the tennis but I may look into doing a video around markets that I think are suited to scalping for a few ticks in the future.
Do you have an algoritminc strategy to giveaway to forward test myself and then build a relationship from there? Also what is its ROI, average trades per week and average profit per month if you can provide such metrics?
Hi mate just getting ready to start having ago at match betting with oddsmonkey have you any tips for a fellow wiganer thanks
Hi Martin,
My advice would be to start off slow and try to get comfortable with the fundamentals of matched betting, some of them can seem a little strange at first. Once your confident enough with the basics you may choose to start looking into the scalable offers like EP’s, each way dutching and the 2up offer where the more significant profits lay
Thanks for that info can't wait to start ,,,up the Latins mate
@@martinlucas1542 Absolutely mate! Although the current situation isn't looking great for Latics
@Profit Pineapple your not wrong hahaha up the tics pal
When things feel bad just think of that ben Watson goal that should bring a smile to our faeces hehehe
I know ur new but once you have traded out on the race. I wouldn't be wasting time still watching that race in play. I would be straight on to the next race to trade. This will give you more time to access that market
also its a good idea to have the site on your secondary moniter, so you can watch them load this will give you the best chance of profit in my opinion!
Can anyone tell me if all these programs bet angel odds monkey bookies etc.. work on a Mac .. or they windows only….?
Great channel. I've started experimenting with this recently.
im in losing position for 2 months but i will not give up thnks for advises bro
Not a problem, glad you enjoyed
excellent video, great explanations on what you are trying to achieve. and how.
you are a bit rookie, but keep learning and reinvest the winnings mate
Very few successfully make money at scalping pre race
This isn't a betting strategy. You are trying to swing trade. It's trading not betting.
There is no reason why you have to stay with the race you've just traded. Once you green up just move to the next race. I really don't understand your logic for staying with a race that you have already greened up. Yeah, there will be in-play traders money in the market but why would you want to stay with it and look at that. Just go to the next pre-off market. It just seemed like you felt you had to watch the market until the race was run, there is no reason why you would need to do that.
The significant volume and liquidity which dictates price movement only starts to arrive once the previous race has finished
I should imagine you are making better decisions a year on from when you did the video. As you highlighted, this group of races contained maidens/novices and a bit of a time crunch with an NH race before a flat race. You said you can't win them all, but with that hand I thought you did very well. Cheers.
loose canon... no Peter Web. (nice try to be appluadid though)
95% of people will lose monies. Big players with BOTs including the bookies. Will eat up your funds. Not advisable the average person without prior knowledge of reading charts even tries this. It's still gambling.
Yes. I'd practice doing this for several months to see if you have a knack for it before touching real money.
Ok
As Caan Berry says..... of the 100 per cent, 50 are likely to be mug punters, then 25 are likely not to be using software, so in reality its 5 per cent out of 25 who are profitable.
Everyone's the average player to begin with nobody is born special but someone has to break the cycle if not why go through life with fear because that will stop you taking any risks at all
How do the bots know where YOUR money is - they don't ? The greatest benefit of trading is you enter when risk/reward is in YOUR favour.