Correct Score Trading

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twinkle66
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Joined: Fri Nov 12, 2010 8:58 am

Hi,

I have been studying all types of trading for the past year and the one i keep going back to is 2-1 to heavy favourites and trading out after a goal, sometimes put small cover on 0-0.

I have been searching for different ideas and stragegies for this score line but there doesnt seem to be much info on it.

I would appreciate some of your thoughts on this method. I have also been looking to scalp this scoreline by placing backing bet before kick-off and laying lower just after kick off but not sure if prices drop after kick off (have tried to study it but have patience of a gnat).

look forward to your input

thanks
Tx
misimiki
Posts: 85
Joined: Tue Jul 28, 2009 11:58 am

Twinkle,

Check out http://www.tradingfootball.eu/. It is a membership site but there is more than just a 2-1 strategy accessible there.

Or else this blog: http://soccercompounding.blogspot.com/

Dig deep into previous posts and you will find lots of stuff.

m
Adster
Posts: 27
Joined: Mon Apr 20, 2009 3:30 pm
Location: Surrey

I part run the above site as well as another one for prematchtrading. Have to agree on the 2-1, one of the strategies we use is one called the adster aperitif.

In effect it's a back of 2-1 and 2-2 either at KO or in-play. The 2-1 is the best score out there and consistantly the most common. Some stats below. Of course there is criteria attached to which games we choose.

English Premier

Frequent scores 2010-2011
Score Matches %
1 - 1 52 13.68%
2 - 1 40 10.53%
1 - 0 40 10.53%

Frequent scores 2009-2010
Score Matches %
2 - 1 42 11.05%
1 - 1 39 10.26%
2 - 0 34 8.95%

Frequent scores 2008-2009
Score Matches %
1 - 0 42 11.05%
0 - 0 42 11.05%
2 - 1 36 9.47%
1 - 1 34 8.95%

So let’s apply this to same Spain too from last 2 seasons.

Frequent scores 2010-2011
Score Matches %
1 - 0 48 12.63%
2 - 0 37 9.74%
1 - 1 35 9.21%
2 - 1 34 8.95%

Frequent scores 2009-2010
Score Matches %
1 - 1 45 11.84%
1 - 0 44 11.58%
2 - 1 35 9.21%
Innertube
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I don't understand how these back before the off and trade out strategies can work. Surely they can only work if the prices are wrong either before the off or during the match. The market is very accurate on both.
Adster
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Location: Surrey

Innertube wrote:I don't understand how these back before the off and trade out strategies can work. Surely they can only work if the prices are wrong either before the off or during the match. The market is very accurate on both.
If you're talking about prematch then there is plenty of misaligned prices before KO. here is one from earlier.

This happens a fair bit.

http://twitpic.com/730unf
Innertube
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No you missed my point. You need to be a bit more subtle when spamming :lol:

These crazy systems where people say back at this price and trade out at the following point. The market is very efficient, there is no edge in a systematic approach.

The example of movement you gave. The book is at 104% but that price is just moving inside that range, just 0.5% in this case. That doesn't mean anything in the scheme of things.
Adster
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Location: Surrey

There are various factors to consider of course. Graphs, what other bookies state and a close check on Pinnacle whose prices are rarely far off Betfair's are just some of the things to look for. Combining them all will give you an idea where a price should be and where it may go. Long as you get that correct more times than not will see a profit end of the month. :)
Innertube
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I'm more of a racing expert, but on those markets it seems that the bookies look at Betfair for the lead.
twinkle66
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Joined: Fri Nov 12, 2010 8:58 am

thanks for replies, some useful info

ta

Tx
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