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I advise all of you to trade the correct score advices that i send out on a daily basis. If you are unsure how to do this or want to learn the rules that i apply to my correct score trading see below for a real example of how it’s done:
Barnsley vs Scunthorpe
I advised you to back 0-0 @ 12 for £2, 1-0 @ 7.6 for £3, 1-1 @ 7.6 for £3 and 2-0 @ 10 for £2.
Now IF all of these bets were to lose we would lose a total of £10.
In order to ‘trade’ one of these scorelines for an equal profit across all potential scores, because we have backed each scoreline above, we need to lay that same scoreline to make a profit (green up).
Only ever lay a scoreline once it has come in (current score).
Never lay a scoreline above odds of 2.0
Now in this game, Barnsley went 1-0 ahead on 62 mins, and this scoreline didn’t change until 83rd minute, now the odds to lay this scoreline only reached 2.56, which is above our target of 2.0 or below, so we didn’t lay this.
On 83 mins Barnsley went 2-0, which we had also backed before the game @ 10 for £2, now the odds to lay this scoereline went all the way down to 1.11 before the 90th minute Scunthorpe goal, so we had a lot of time between the odds hitting 2.0 (our minimum odds to lay) and going down to 1.11 to lay this scoreline for a profit. Now it is entirely your choice at what odds and what point you lay this scoreline, but one thing to bear in mind is, if you don’t lay it and there is another goal for either team you are going to lose on every one of your backed bets, so the full £10. Whereas with the score at 1-0, there was no point in laying this scoreline because if either team scored a goal we still have 1-1 and 2-0 covered, so we were in a win-win situation.
So , this is what i did..
With the score at 0-0, i was waiting until the odds dropped to 2.0 or below in order to place a lay bet, they didn’t reach 2.0 before a goal was scored by Barnsley, so i am know on the 1-0 scoreline, there was no point in trading this, as mentioned above beacuse if either team scored we would still have a winning bet. Barnsley then scored a 2nd to make it 2-0, now another goal for either team and our entire £10 stake is down the drain, so with there being only about 7 mins left of this match i thought it was unlikely that there would be any more goals so would let the odds of laying this scoreline reach 1.25 before placing my lay bet Note: This was purely my own personal choice, only you can make your own choices as to when to place a lay bet for a profit. As you become more comfortable with doing this, you will learn what is best for you and it will become second nature i promise. My lay bet was for £16 at 1.25, allowing me to make a profit whatever the scoreline was of £5.71, now if i hadn’t placed this lay bet i would have lost my full £10 stake that i placed on all of the scorelines at the beginning, as the score finished 2-1, which we didn’t have covered. The best advice i can give you as to working out what amount is needing to be layed in order to make a profit is to click on the lay box relating to the scoreline you want to trade and type in a number 4 x your initial back stake, and keep adjusting this number until all the numbers below all of the scorelines in this market are green and showing roughly the same figure, place that bet and there you have it, you have made a succesful trade.
Now the amount you win by trading the correct score market depends on two things.
1.) The amount you stake your back bet for, the higher the back bet the bigger the profits.
2.) The larger the odds you backed at and the lower the odds you lay at, the bigger the profits.
So…if you want a reasonable return for your money trading the correct score market and for example you place a back bet @ odds of 7.2 and are planning on laying at 2.0 you will need to back using fairly big stakes in order to get a reasonable return. On the other side of the coin, if you place a back bet 23 and plan to lay @ 2.0 you can still profit from smaller stakes, because the drift between 23 and 2.0 will have been much bigger than 7.2 to 2.0.
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