Have you ever wondered how to find your edge in Betfair sports trading and just felt like you had no real starting point?
Is your trading suffering because you cannot get into that focussed zone?
Now many of you traders will have heard of the book 'Trading in the Zone' a great read for all of us, this blog post is not about the book but is going to focus on how to really get into that all important 'zone' for trading.
Martin shows us how it is done! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3EVGDa972A&t=6s
Why do we give away our edge?
I have been very fortunate in my life to be surrounded by some really great people, Steve Howe is no exception to that rule. I have known Steve for s good few years now and we meet up every so often and geek out about the betfair exchange, trading and basically life.
As many of you know I have been thoroughly testing some software filters using the Betfair Trading Community football statistics software. The results have been brilliant and the good news is these filters will be added to the site for you all to access in the next week.
Want to create a profitable BTTS strategy? Use our unique betting software to do so, we show here how easy it is to set up a filter to begin testing and working from!
It's that time of year again. Pimms and strawberries and cream are two traditions that don't really interest me but winning money trading the tennis is something that definitely does! Grand Slams are great for trading especially when big players fall a set or two behind as they often come back at very nice odds due to the extra sets available to them.
You will hear a lot today about Thiem facing the toughest test in tennis, beating Nadal on clay at Roland Garros. Nadal has only lost twice in his 80+ matches at this tournament, once to Djokovic and once to Robin Soderling (remember him?). For me the most incredible statistic about Nadal's success is that this is his 11th final and he has won all 10 before this. To win every final of a Grand Slam 10 times in a row is an incredible effort.
As news broke today of a set-back in Andy Murray's recovery from his hip injury it got me thinking about life after he retires. It has been a tough year having no Murray matches to follow given how consitently he had made the latter stages of pretty much all tennis tournaments over the past decade. Murray's dogged style of never giving up but also taking his eye off the ball when ahead meant that for many of us Betfair Tennis traders he was a goldmine.
