This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "trading on betfair for beginners" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Nanroocer Trading Tiptronics - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my m8 got excellent success with it.
Just tried this method today I did smaller amounts on smaller markets then jumped into the Tottenham vs Everton game I layed at 2.1 @ 100 pounds before the 60th minute and they scored like 2mins later sold at 4.1 made quick 45 pounds your techniques where spot on
very helpful,seeing the trade live is gold dust to us newbies....already downloaded the pdf its excellent,football horse racing and tennis are 3 platforms i'm learning to trade on and each are 3 different religons thanks
Great video, just how I like them, simple, but showing how to do it. This is the 2nd or 3rd video on this channel I have watched, all along the same clear lines and showing how to do it. Keep it up. I've subscribed and hit the bell button.Thanks for doing this, it very definitely helps
love your videos, but dont like the las palmas malaga one. would be great if you showed reaction because at 89 minutes it wouldve been decision time, take the full £60 loss or move on... lots of games finish 0-0 and we know that wins are possible, just be nice to see reaction and how you handle games that are 0-0 late on... what do you do? let full losses run or cut and go... putting up £60 to make £88 seems a shaky long term strategy coz if the goal's come in the 90th one would assume you were accepting that you'd lose the full £60 and it ends 0-0.
For a beginner what do people recommend as the easiest/safest strategy? I'm looking to build up my bank so from my research I was thinking lay the draw (at half time) & lay the server in tennis. Do people agree these are the best place to start out?
@@Gyapszi more bigger is the same like he bet for draw,this guys here on youtube cannot explain verry good, so wil start to bet on all back lay to see my winning ,this lay maybe is good for some surebets :)
Excellent video and explained much better than many. Glad to hear you are doing something about exiting a trade, especially when things don't go as you hope. I'm relatively new to trading and still using training mode. I thought that cash out did the same thing or vice versa. Lots to learn eh?
You mentioned in your previous video to avoid dead rubber matches. Is there any sites or resources you could recommend to determine matches where teams have nothing to play for etc?
MrLoughneagh Take a look at the league table of the teams you are interested in if you see they are both mid table safe from relegation and are too far away to qualify for Europe or to get in the play offs ( lower leagues ) don’t bet on them. Try and stick to matches that have at least one team battling relegation or trying to reach play off spot or qualify for Europe as they will be going for it sometimes they get caught in the counter and the team that has ‘nothing to play for’ can score which is also good👍
Great video, Ben. 0ne question for you. I notice you are trading with £100, no problem there. But are these matches ones where you are looking for a difference in favourite or matches where you see the opportunity for laying the draw based on stats.
why do you cash out when the game is very late, like the 90th minute goal, if you let it run profit is higher? Wouldnt be called trading but why give up profit?
Yes, all well and good assuming the teams actually do what you want ! I have been betting for a long time now and my conclusion is that it is almost impossible to predict the result of a game no matter how much the game suddenly comes to life and to actually bet £100 on a hunch is quite frankly beyond my means and I suspect beyond most peoples means unless they are a professional gambler with very large resources.
Think outside the box. With enough experience in watching games, the market and other indicators you will be able to predict THE WAY a game will be going. You don't want to be a bettor, you're doing this to trade. Even when you're experienced there will be games that will go completely against you. But thats something you can't prevent. Thats the thing about Trading. Most of the time you will be able to exit your bet if you lose your confidence in it. Thats the big advantage instead of pure gambling. And yes, betting on an outcome and praying till the final whistle is just gambling. Noboby said trading is/will be easy. It's also not for everybody.
So if I'm correct the later you lay the draw the better the price the more you can profit but more chance to to lose out Eg laying 82 mins seems very very high risk. Also ben in the Kilmarnock vs Dundee you said if you laid at the start you wouldn't of made much profit but surely if you laid at the start you wouldn't of waited until its was 1-2 to trade out?? Thanks for sharing the live demonstrations
You would lose your liability basically your stake of say £100 x the lay odds of say 2.5 which is £150. You have to minus off one number from the 2.5 so that becomes 1.5 x the stake. Odds of 4.2 becomes 3.2 and thats how you can calculate your liability on a lay bet and that is what you would lose if it ended up as a draw if you let the bet/event conclude
These days I trade with other methods, but my strike rate when using LTD has regularly been around 75%. Most of my losses would come from getting involved late on but then the odds are pretty low by that point. If you use LTD in the second half and can regularly get 7 out of 10 then you are on to a winner.
plus can you please tell us what to look for in play before you place your trade, in the forest green v Stevenage game you say that something developed in play so you placed the trade, can you tell us please what was it that developed in play for you to place that trade, what did you look out for was it the red card, please can you tell us, Thanks.....
It is literally anything that suggests a goal is likely. Could be that one side gets a red card, although a red card for the heavy favourite isn't ideal, or could be that the game has become very open as both sides get tired ect
Great video..... however there is always going to be the games that remain a draw....do you just let it run and hope for the best as generally the odds are pretty accurate in the long run which makes it pretty difficult to profit long term.... The only other idea I could see is if you were looking to continue to lay as the price decreases hoping for a late goal.... effectively averaging down which is also risky
Hi Sean, If getting involved in the 2nd half we stay in till the end, this video covers that > ruclips.net/video/XPgkzrLf_08/видео.html The odds can be pretty accurate but that is assuming we did this on every single match. You couldn't beat the odds that way but by being selective and only picking the best opportunities then you can. Here is the other video which talks about the best situations > ruclips.net/video/J2MUAG8Tn8M/видео.html
Yes lowish reward to higher risk is a concern but if look at how many matches in general end 0-0 it's low and with a bit of knowledge in football you could filter which matches to lay the draw...or do 1st half only or, second half if it's still no score... you can play around with lots of strategies.😉
@@paulharrison8612 bro 10 years in football trading ,YOU CANNOT PUT THAT MUCH STAKE (150 DOLLAR) JUST FOR 40 DOLLAR.... don't worry you will get my point once you go furthere in football trading
I did this for real about 15 years for about 2 months...was putting up around £1,500 liability each game i went in on...was around £4,500 up when the wrong team went 1 nil up (Bayern Munich went 1 down when warm favourites)...i traded out as best i could but lost around £1,000 (match ended 1-3 to Bayern).. Couple of losses soon after so took the money and quit...up about £2,500 in the end...
hi just like to say thank you for your series of videos training "newbies" like me quick question if somebody will be kind enough to answer in this video theres a stats at half time i quite like the look of it i know there is one in betfair however i prefer the one in your training video also whilst i rememeber ive downloaded geeks toy im giving my self from now till the start of the new season to learn trading and geeks toy before i start on the geeks toy is this the one you'd personally recommend? once again thank you so much for your clear concise guidance jonathan
Hey Jon, Geeks toy is highly recommended although I should say that if only trading football and you are a newbie then software is not so important just yet. Lots can be done via the Betfair interface and is actually a good way to learn before you graduate up to software.
Hi, very informative videos. My question is.... On many of your trades you go in with a £100 stake. However, the liability is sometimes alot more. What do you advise as your maximum liability as a % of your bankroll ?
Hello , i have a Quick question , i Can only Trade on Orbit Exchange Because i Live in Germany and i cant use and Software on it . Can i without a Software successful Trade ? Thanks
You can trade well even just using the interface. Software makes life more simple but successful trading is about your choices in the market and not the software.
It's because the odds are still moving. Cashout places optimal stakes on the other outcomes and sometimes it's not a 'perfect' calculation so a slightly different cashout option becomes available.
can someone explain how you profit with draw after goal is scored . The cashout option is much smaller from your unit you bet making it impossible to profit
Thanks for the video, really helpful. I live in Australia and in play betting on football isn't allowed online here. I need to call the exchange to place bet, is there any other option?
@Josh betting is where you place a bet and leave it. Trading is where you have a defined entry and exit (on an exchange). Exactly the same as trading but the instrument is a sports game and not stock, Forex etc. Surely you could have just googled this.
Is that not just gambling? I mean if you used a bet site you'd just back either team to win and once a goal goes in cash out, isn't that the same thing?
what calculator do you use to determine your back stack once the goal goes in? like you lay at £100 but your back stake is £35.71 in the forest green stevenage game. i do matched betting and am looking to have a go at something like this but all the hedging calculators ive found have the back and lay boxes the wrong way around.
Just done this at half time. Liverpool scored second half but there was no option to cash out! Any ideas as to why? Luckily they went on to win so got the full amount. This also happened in a tennis match a few days back. Any help appreciated as I'm quite new. Cheers! Really good videos, new subscriber!
Chances are there is not much liquidity in the match to cash out especially in the final minutes, however if there was liquidity it might have just been a betfair error. If this occurs again try laying Liverpool to reduce the risk of you losing all the money you initially staked on the lay the draw. In this case if the other side scores you end up winning or losing 0. Hope this helps.
Iv have done this 3 times now and win every times ... when there is a goal I have cashed out and it gives me my liability back. And then says cash out again.. am I doing this right.. I cashed out the second cash out .. realy fast .. or do I leave the second cash out longer ? I did it on the Celtic v rangers game today
Not really. His stake was £100. The liability was £136. Stake and liability are not the same thing. imagine laying £100 at 1.10, your liability is £10, but that doesn't mean your stake is £10. Your stake will always be the money you are using to lay, (or back), £100 in this case.
That is completely wrong, the backers risk is £100 in both cases. The layers stake, risk liability or whatever you want to call it is £136 in this example or £10 in yours.
@@Richard-mc7mb in fact you'll have to calculate your return based on your stake and not on the £10 liability. If you lay with £100 at 1.10 and you win it's 1 point profit, if you lose it's -0.10 (based on your stake). It's just as simple as that.
I think your content is really good and very useful thanks, but if you had a feeling a goal was coming you may have been better backing over 1.5 goals at ht roughly (2.4/2.5) and possibly dropping to (1.4/1.5) with 30 mins to go. just a thought
No. Your liability is essentially what you are risking. If you lay at odds of 2.0 for £100 You are risking £100. Odds of 1.50 for a stake of £100 You are risking £50. When placing a lay bet, the stake is basically the backers stake.
Surely as a Pro Trader that is an error. You only have to look at the Cash out on CS after a goal! Your trade is done and the cash out is offering you much less to green up, which you would never do. By cashing out Betfait is giving you the worst possible deal as it takes the highest/lowest available price. By doing it manually and backing the draw into scratch or green then you will gain an extra 10-15% Its a no brainer to be honest
Yes I am aware of that but for the purposes of the video and for the beginners that are watching this is the easiest and most simple way to demonstrate exiting the market. In the next video I will touch upon other ways to exit the market.
Have to agree with 'Lets Trade Football', why on earth would anyone use 'cash out' rather than trading software as using cash out never gets you as much green as trading software
Aiyic When you lay a bet you’re saying it won’t happen. So in this case laying a draw means the game won’t end in a draw, so when a goal is scored the game is no longer a draw.
You could lose your trade in extra time.. extra time sometimes goes on for 7 or 8 minutes. Teams often play more intensely in extra time, especially if there's a chance to score an equalizing goal.
@@cashuptv1407 I learnt that the hard way just recently...Levante - Villarreal, I backed a draw through live bet at 80th minute when there were 0-0...only for villarreal to score two goals all in extra trime!! FT 0-2
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What website do you use to look at the stats at 1:00?
pauljames776 ruclips.net/video/H7SVsXAo_6I/видео.html
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www.flashscore.co.uk
This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "trading on betfair for beginners" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Nanroocer Trading Tiptronics - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my m8 got excellent success with it.
Just tried this method today I did smaller amounts on smaller markets then jumped into the Tottenham vs Everton game I layed at 2.1 @ 100 pounds before the 60th minute and they scored like 2mins later sold at 4.1 made quick 45 pounds your techniques where spot on
very helpful,seeing the trade live is gold dust to us newbies....already downloaded the pdf its excellent,football horse racing and tennis are 3 platforms i'm learning to trade on and each are 3 different religons thanks
Yeh very difrent markets Ive tried all these recently the footballs is more simple than the horses for me
Great video, just how I like them, simple, but showing how to do it. This is the 2nd or 3rd video on this channel I have watched, all along the same clear lines and showing how to do it. Keep it up. I've subscribed and hit the bell button.Thanks for doing this, it very definitely helps
My experimenting has resulted in 2 small gains this afternoon. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the video, but it could be nice if you show how you solve the problems when your market evaluation isn't correct
Hi Concetto, in this case we let it run till the end as suggested in the previous video. But in future videos we will look at other options too!
Just got interested in sports trading and I really got to adapt my thinking when it comes to lower odds being a good thing on the lay xD
Fantastic video Ben out of interest what stat sites do most people use for Ltd match selection?
love your videos, but dont like the las palmas malaga one. would be great if you showed reaction because at 89 minutes it wouldve been decision time, take the full £60 loss or move on... lots of games finish 0-0 and we know that wins are possible, just be nice to see reaction and how you handle games that are 0-0 late on... what do you do? let full losses run or cut and go... putting up £60 to make £88 seems a shaky long term strategy coz if the goal's come in the 90th one would assume you were accepting that you'd lose the full £60 and it ends 0-0.
Hey Just want to know that can we cash out once the game finished or before that as well?
Hi there,
could you please explain the difference between betting over 0.5 and lay the draw?
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odds are higher for lay the draw
Over 0.5 just means 1 or more goal can be scored by either team, lay the draw means you're saying the match won't end in a draw.
For a beginner what do people recommend as the easiest/safest strategy? I'm looking to build up my bank so from my research I was thinking lay the draw (at half time) & lay the server in tennis. Do people agree these are the best place to start out?
How's the gambling going?
Why not just bet over 0,5goals at HT ?
Yeah. Why is that ?
@@Gyapszi more bigger is the same like he bet for draw,this guys here on youtube cannot explain verry good, so wil start to bet on all back lay to see my winning ,this lay maybe is good for some surebets :)
@@Gyapszi How did you do that ? Thanks.
@@Gyapszi pls share
Brilliant loving your videos, seeing it done live can not be beaten. Do you always trade like this? Eg not use trading software?
Excellent video and explained much better than many. Glad to hear you are doing something about exiting a trade, especially when things don't go as you hope. I'm relatively new to trading and still using training mode. I thought that cash out did the same thing or vice versa. Lots to learn eh?
What if the match reamins in draw? You have to cashout at a certain time and lose some money or what?
Check his exit strategy videos and insurance, how and where to place a counter trade to break even.
You fuck the trade off
You mentioned in your previous video to avoid dead rubber matches. Is there any sites or resources you could recommend to determine matches where teams have nothing to play for etc?
MrLoughneagh
Take a look at the league table of the teams you are interested in if you see they are both mid table safe from relegation and are too far away to qualify for Europe or to get in the play offs ( lower leagues ) don’t bet on them.
Try and stick to matches that have at least one team battling relegation or trying to reach play off spot or qualify for Europe as they will be going for it sometimes they get caught in the counter and the team that has ‘nothing to play for’ can score which is also good👍
Great video, Ben. 0ne question for you. I notice you are trading with £100, no problem there. But are these matches ones where you are looking for a difference in favourite or matches where you see the opportunity for laying the draw based on stats.
What does "liability" mean? does that mean if you lose the bet you have to pay the value of the liability?
Yep your liability is what you lose
what is the difference between laying the draw or betting over 0.5 goals. Isn't the same ?
What's the difference between cashing out and Laying to back?
why do you cash out when the game is very late, like the 90th minute goal, if you let it run profit is higher? Wouldnt be called trading but why give up profit?
You'd be surprised how many times teams have scored in the 90th min+. It's better to take the profit while it's there.Each to their own though.
Yes, all well and good assuming the teams actually do what you want ! I have been betting for a long time now and my conclusion is that it is almost impossible to predict the result of a game no matter how much the game suddenly comes to life and to actually bet £100 on a hunch is quite frankly beyond my means and I suspect beyond most peoples means unless they are a professional gambler with very large resources.
Think outside the box. With enough experience in watching games, the market and other indicators you will be able to predict THE WAY a game will be going. You don't want to be a bettor, you're doing this to trade. Even when you're experienced there will be games that will go completely against you. But thats something you can't prevent. Thats the thing about Trading. Most of the time you will be able to exit your bet if you lose your confidence in it. Thats the big advantage instead of pure gambling. And yes, betting on an outcome and praying till the final whistle is just gambling.
Noboby said trading is/will be easy. It's also not for everybody.
So if I'm correct the later you lay the draw the better the price the more you can profit but more chance to to lose out Eg laying 82 mins seems very very high risk. Also ben in the Kilmarnock vs Dundee you said if you laid at the start you wouldn't of made much profit but surely if you laid at the start you wouldn't of waited until its was 1-2 to trade out?? Thanks for sharing the live demonstrations
Why r you yousing cashout?
Why not using losscut book set method....
Am I right in saying LTD you will lose your stake plus potential profit if the game ends in a draw or just your stake
You would lose your liability basically your stake of say £100 x the lay odds of say 2.5 which is £150. You have to minus off one number from the 2.5 so that becomes 1.5 x the stake. Odds of 4.2 becomes 3.2 and thats how you can calculate your liability on a lay bet and that is what you would lose if it ended up as a draw if you let the bet/event conclude
Great videos & very well explained, but I have to ask, what % of your trades that you enter finish 0-0?
These days I trade with other methods, but my strike rate when using LTD has regularly been around 75%. Most of my losses would come from getting involved late on but then the odds are pretty low by that point. If you use LTD in the second half and can regularly get 7 out of 10 then you are on to a winner.
plus can you please tell us what to look for in play before you place your trade, in the forest green v Stevenage game you say that something developed in play so you placed the trade, can you tell us please what was it that developed in play for you to place that trade, what did you look out for was it the red card, please can you tell us, Thanks.....
It is literally anything that suggests a goal is likely. Could be that one side gets a red card, although a red card for the heavy favourite isn't ideal, or could be that the game has become very open as both sides get tired ect
Great video..... however there is always going to be the games that remain a draw....do you just let it run and hope for the best as generally the odds are pretty accurate in the long run which makes it pretty difficult to profit long term....
The only other idea I could see is if you were looking to continue to lay as the price decreases hoping for a late goal.... effectively averaging down which is also risky
Hi Sean, If getting involved in the 2nd half we stay in till the end, this video covers that > ruclips.net/video/XPgkzrLf_08/видео.html
The odds can be pretty accurate but that is assuming we did this on every single match. You couldn't beat the odds that way but by being selective and only picking the best opportunities then you can. Here is the other video which talks about the best situations > ruclips.net/video/J2MUAG8Tn8M/видео.html
by laying at odds of 2.5 you are putting 150 at stake and making profit 40 ...its too much at stake if match goes 0-0 you are loosing 150
Yes lowish reward to higher risk is a concern but if look at how many matches in general end 0-0 it's low and with a bit of knowledge in football you could filter which matches to lay the draw...or do 1st half only or, second half if it's still no score... you can play around with lots of strategies.😉
@@paulharrison8612 bro 10 years in football trading ,YOU CANNOT PUT THAT MUCH STAKE (150 DOLLAR) JUST FOR 40 DOLLAR.... don't worry you will get my point once you go furthere in football trading
@@saurabhdubey9327 I don't do football trading I don't know enough about football..cheers bud
I did this for real about 15 years for about 2 months...was putting up around £1,500 liability each game i went in on...was around £4,500 up when the wrong team went 1 nil up (Bayern Munich went 1 down when warm favourites)...i traded out as best i could but lost around £1,000 (match ended 1-3 to Bayern)..
Couple of losses soon after so took the money and quit...up about £2,500 in the end...
You do state that "the match came alive" . Is this stats based or intuition/gut feeling etc.
maskani poa based on seeing the live pictures, the tempo went up and the match opened up.
hi just like to say thank you for your series of videos training "newbies" like me
quick question if somebody will be kind enough to answer in this video theres a stats at half time i quite like the look of it i know there is one in betfair however i prefer the one in your training video also whilst i rememeber ive downloaded geeks toy im giving my self from now till the start of the new season to learn trading and geeks toy before i start on the geeks toy is this the one you'd personally recommend?
once again thank you so much for your clear concise guidance jonathan
Hey Jon, Geeks toy is highly recommended although I should say that if only trading football and you are a newbie then software is not so important just yet. Lots can be done via the Betfair interface and is actually a good way to learn before you graduate up to software.
thank you sir much appreciated
Hi, very informative videos. My question is.... On many of your trades you go in with a £100 stake. However, the liability is sometimes alot more. What do you advise as your maximum liability as a % of your bankroll ?
What happens if you laid the draw, but the goal never came and it remained draw? Did you basically lose your money?
Check his exit strategy videos and insurance, how and where to place a counter trade to break even.
Bro you stake back same so your loss cover and both side profit
@@somethingnew9896 But you won't know there won't be a goal until the game is over
Hello , i have a Quick question , i Can only Trade on Orbit Exchange Because i Live in Germany and i cant use and Software on it . Can i without a Software successful Trade ? Thanks
You can trade well even just using the interface. Software makes life more simple but successful trading is about your choices in the market and not the software.
Hi. When you cash out after a goal with LTD why is there still a smaller amount cash out box after you have cashed out? Hope that makes sense.
It's because the odds are still moving. Cashout places optimal stakes on the other outcomes and sometimes it's not a 'perfect' calculation so a slightly different cashout option becomes available.
can someone explain how you profit with draw after goal is scored . The cashout option is much smaller from your unit you bet making it impossible to profit
This is a net profit as you also get back the original stake
And Why it is not profitable to stake over 0.5 goal at the moment?
Why isn;t cash out taking the whole balance out and leaving like 60-80p in with an option to cash out again?
because change of odds in fraction of seconds....previoulsy might offer @ some odds and next second it may increase slightly...
when will the course be?
Info here > sportstradinglife.com/2018/12/ultimate-football-trading-course/
Thanks for the video, really helpful. I live in Australia and in play betting on football isn't allowed online here. I need to call the exchange to place bet, is there any other option?
Use a betbroker like Betinasia
It's my favourite strategy
Interesting strategy but how is this different to gambling?
Is that a serious question?
@Josh betting is where you place a bet and leave it. Trading is where you have a defined entry and exit (on an exchange). Exactly the same as trading but the instrument is a sports game and not stock, Forex etc. Surely you could have just googled this.
Is that not just gambling? I mean if you used a bet site you'd just back either team to win and once a goal goes in cash out, isn't that the same thing?
you will have a better odd using betfair exchange, better cashout odd and if you manage to be on the + money than for sure its trading ;)
hello can you please tell me what the football page you have got to look up all of the football stats, please thak you
Flashscore
Just a question; why don't you just bet over 2.5 goals on the watford-chelsea game? or over 0.5 goal on the first one?
The odds on the draw are lower so less risk.
hello you play specific tournaments???
we can simply put over 0.5 goal then laying the draw
Is this still a perfect strategy? Do they still allow you to exit after a goal in?
Yes
what calculator do you use to determine your back stack once the goal goes in? like you lay at £100 but your back stake is £35.71 in the forest green stevenage game. i do matched betting and am looking to have a go at something like this but all the hedging calculators ive found have the back and lay boxes the wrong way around.
You don't need to do any calculations using Betfair, you just use the cash out button.
What happens if no goal is scored ?
I might have a dabble later on, nothing much, just a £10.00 stake, to see how it goes.
Appreciated, thanks!
Just done this at half time. Liverpool scored second half but there was no option to cash out! Any ideas as to why? Luckily they went on to win so got the full amount. This also happened in a tennis match a few days back. Any help appreciated as I'm quite new. Cheers! Really good videos, new subscriber!
Chances are there is not much liquidity in the match to cash out especially in the final minutes, however if there was liquidity it might have just been a betfair error. If this occurs again try laying Liverpool to reduce the risk of you losing all the money you initially staked on the lay the draw. In this case if the other side scores you end up winning or losing 0. Hope this helps.
Iv have done this 3 times now and win every times ... when there is a goal I have cashed out and it gives me my liability back. And then says cash out again.. am I doing this right.. I cashed out the second cash out .. realy fast .. or do I leave the second cash out longer ? I did it on the Celtic v rangers game today
Its best to cash out immediately after a goal has been scored if you don't you risk another goal being scored and the draw being the final result
In the first trade you said it was 60% profit on your stake. Your stake was £136 not £100. It was 44% on your stake.
Not really. His stake was £100. The liability was £136. Stake and liability are not the same thing.
imagine laying £100 at 1.10, your liability is £10, but that doesn't mean your stake is £10. Your stake will always be the money you are using to lay, (or back), £100 in this case.
That is completely wrong, the backers risk is £100 in both cases. The layers stake, risk liability or whatever you want to call it is £136 in this example or £10 in yours.
@@Richard-mc7mb in fact you'll have to calculate your return based on your stake and not on the £10 liability.
If you lay with £100 at 1.10 and you win it's 1 point profit, if you lose it's -0.10 (based on your stake).
It's just as simple as that.
@@markbaxx3453 ok, so do that with the example in this video. The risk was £136, what was the percentage profit expected?
I need your help
I think your content is really good and very useful thanks, but if you had a feeling a goal was coming you may have been better backing over 1.5 goals at ht roughly (2.4/2.5) and possibly dropping to (1.4/1.5) with 30 mins to go. just a thought
So if you lose do you lose your stake and pay the liability, for example Stake £100 liability 200 = £300 lost
No. Your liability is essentially what you are risking. If you lay at odds of 2.0 for £100 You are risking £100. Odds of 1.50 for a stake of £100 You are risking £50. When placing a lay bet, the stake is basically the backers stake.
Sir iam from india
What does laying draw mean
that there will be no draw
Why not just do over 1.5 goals instead
Why are you using Cash out??
To lock in a profit after the goal.
Surely as a Pro Trader that is an error. You only have to look at the Cash out on CS after a goal! Your trade is done and the cash out is offering you much less to green up, which you would never do. By cashing out Betfait is giving you the worst possible deal as it takes the highest/lowest available price. By doing it manually and backing the draw into scratch or green then you will gain an extra 10-15% Its a no brainer to be honest
Yes I am aware of that but for the purposes of the video and for the beginners that are watching this is the easiest and most simple way to demonstrate exiting the market.
In the next video I will touch upon other ways to exit the market.
Yeh be good to do a video on not using Cash out. Beginners biggest loss maker
Have to agree with 'Lets Trade Football', why on earth would anyone use 'cash out' rather than trading software as using cash out never gets you as much green as trading software
Very good vídeo !
Just a question: what about a protection in CS marketing?
it doesnot happen everytime. you were just lucky .
Nobody says it happens every time. But if you do your research and analysis you should get more hits than misses.
@@glenbaker8412 Point is that with this system you can hit 3 out of 5 or even 4.
I find a good strategy is lay Man U.
Please help
Pls can u teach and mentor me
I'm sorry to say him not grasping what lay the draw means when a goal helps the bet .
Aiyic When you lay a bet you’re saying it won’t happen. So in this case laying a draw means the game won’t end in a draw, so when a goal is scored the game is no longer a draw.
Why to cash-out in the 84 or 90 minute. Let's just wait the match to the end.
You could lose your trade in extra time.. extra time sometimes goes on for 7 or 8 minutes. Teams often play more intensely in extra time, especially if there's a chance to score an equalizing goal.
@@cashuptv1407 I learnt that the hard way just recently...Levante - Villarreal, I backed a draw through live bet at 80th minute when there were 0-0...only for villarreal to score two goals all in extra trime!! FT 0-2
Cashout 🤦🏻♂️
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