Profits Galore from North Queensland to Angola to Oldham and all points in between

Well what a weekend we have just had, winner after winner after winner. Let me point you in the direction you need to be heading. Where to start, that is the question?

We shall start on our own site here at LaytheOdds where our Friday tip Millwall came in at tasty odds of  13/8. As I expected, Oldham tired in the second half and Millwall were able to take advantage to seal the win. Grimsby ran Rotherham close in  our 1/2 lay, before going down 2-1. This left us just over a point up on the day and we are now standing at 48% ROI since we started, a very good effort indeed.

We move onto Angola and after the success of our Group Winner strategy and the trade on Angola, which left us well in  profit, I put those profits to good use on Sunday. I never back the draw except in the latter stages of International tournaments. From the Quarter Final in I will always back the draw. The psyche of the footballer means at the nitty gritty end of tournaments they don’t go out to win, they go out not to lose. This is why so many games end deadlocked, with extra time and penalties. So it is in Angola, I backed both games yesterday to draw (which one of them was) and I will back both games today to be draws. However, by far and away the biggest single success came in the trade in the Ivory Coast v Algeria game.

Those that know me, realise that a major plank of my betting activity is laying odds-on favourites when they go a goal in front. Bring on the Ivory Coast, heavy odds-on favourites before the game, they took the lead early on. Time to lay methinks, 1.2 very nice. Minutes later Algeria equalise and a massive profit is locked in immediately but the real carnage is yet to come. Last minute of the game and it is 1-1, remember I have already backed the draw and locked in a very profitable trade, happy days but what happens in the next minute is truly unbelievable.

Keita scores the goal of the tournament, the Elephants are ahead again, they are unbackable on the exchanges but you can lay and with profits from the game already, why not, 1.01 unbelieveable. And then, and then Bougherra met a cross and planted his header into the net off the post to equalise with no time left. Game over, extra time. I traded out immediately, the game was over for me, I didn’t need extra time absolutely fantastic profits, the best trade I have ever made. I needed to lay down in a darkened room for an hour.

What else happened over the weekend. Well I continued testing the Psychic Soccer Profits, for which I have written a review in the football systems section. They made 3 successful lays over the weekend from North Queensland, to Lazio, to Everton, which meant that we had increased the bank by 48% in 12 days, which is fantastic. However I do have to report that after writing the review the bank did take a big hit in Monaco on Sunday night, fortunately I did dodge that one due to the carnage in Angola. Nevertheless, the service is well in profit and is due to launch on 12 February.

In my other life I am a football tipster on another website, where over the weekend we made 18 points profit for our clients, at £50/point that is £900 clear profit. We are on a bit of a run at the moment and the service is great value for money. It is a member only service, where you get the selections from 3 tipsters. You are able to pick up the selections from the website once you have joined. If you want to make football profits you can find the website here.

This week I am testing a new SMS service Kick Off Pro, where you can join for a week at a time and you get the first week free. So you can dip in and out as you want. If it is a busy football week, join up and then if the following week is not very busy, you can drop it. The service is very cheap and as I say you can test it out for free for the first week.

As I have said earlier in this article, I am very interested in football trading and so will be looking at FTS Income, a service that is already for sale on this site. I have not previously had dealings with them but will be looking a bit closer at them this week and will report back later.

With the World Cup fast approaching, from March onwards I will be taking a look at each group and putting detailed analysis to each team in the group. I will take one group a week and work through them all, well before the competition starts.