Tennis, Snow and Football

The title neatly summarises my recent activity on LaytheOdds.  There were (I hope) a nice mixture of reviews and analyses on football.

I started a few days back with a look out how you can sometimes betfair-articles/transforming-error-into-profit-profitable-football-trading-on-betfair-part-1/”>turn less successful trades into profits, by giving an example from my own inplay chat room.  As much as anything, this was an acknowledgement that all traders are highly fallible (or should that be highly flammible when a trade goes wrong?)  and therefore its vital to actually have good get out strategies.  At the very least, you can minimise losses with these strategies.   This is but one example and more will follow over the coming weeks.

Amonst the reviews was a detailed look at Bet Angel.  And boy, do I mean detailed!  It is in fact going to be a whole series of reviews looking into its’ nut and bolts, but given the amount of features it offers I think this is justified.

Parts 1 and the follow-up, BetAngel Automation, can be viewed right now.

Switching back to footie analysis, as promised, I followed up my original article on the World Cup draw by looking at the implications for trading of the different group strengths . I have said it before, and will say it again, I cannot wait for June!

Finally, what about the snow?  Well this alludes to the fact that since we have just been  freezing our proverbials off in good old Blightly, some sensible people will be taking themselves off to somewhat warmer climes to watch the Aussie Open.  Well, at least by watching it I am hoping that I will be able to be suitably warmed.  And in honour of the occasion, I am starting a series of reviews on tennis trading systems.

Happy reading!