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Amazing Betfair Trading "Stop Loss" Strategy [ADVANCED] 😲️⚽️








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You are about to learn a really ADVANCED way of trading football on Betfair. This is not something that any pro trader will ever usually share with you for free so enjoy it while it is still online.

This video will show you how to employ a trailing stop loss when trading the goal markets in football. This is the Over/Under 1.5/2.5/3.5 etc markets.

This is a technique often used by those who trade the stock market but it can be applied in such a way to football trading that it can create RISK FREE situations where a football trader can win 100% of their stake.

Pretty crazy stuff, watch the video to see how it is done!

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Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Past results are not necessarily indicative of future results. The risk of loss in trading can be substantial, carefully consider the inherent risks of such an investment in light of your financial condition. The content in this video is for entertainment purposes only.

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50 Comentários

  1. Great video again. Can I ask why did u lay under 1.5g
    Instead of backing over 1.5g just wondering if any reason. Maybe its better that way?

  2. Watched tons of your videos in the last few weeks. Keep coming back to this one as the most interesting and least results orientated.
    What’s your current go to trade Ben?

  3. Great video pal . As always . Wana ask if it's same if we use over 1 goal line instead of laying under 1.5 market . If one goal hits refund locked. On second win. Otherwise as you said can do a cut loss on over 1 goal line at same odds or 3 points low. Will it work same ?

  4. Couldn't you soften the potential worst-case-scenario loss even more by placing a $1 back bet on the 0-0 correct score before kick-off? Or a higher amount on 0-0 at around half time (just prior to placing your first Under 1.5 lay bet)?

  5. Sincerely, I love how you have never been afraid of showing your controlled losses, rather than the rosy fiction of some "traders" – great stuff. 🙂

  6. In the first half of the video one of the teams has a red card and the other a yellow card. In the second part both cards are missing.

  7. You can back the Over 1.5 @3 instead lay under 1.5 @1.5. So you can set a automactily stopp loss backing the under 1.5, can't you?

  8. Great video but am I right in understanding that despite what you said about discipline in the example you allowed the trade to go through your trailing stop loss after the goal and luckily a second goal was scored. Had a second goal not gone in you would had been into another loss as you went trough your stop loss?

  9. But isnt it the same like LTD with the 1:1 insurance? Where is the edge to this strategy? Maybe diffrent, at LTD it depend which Teams scored…

  10. WAHT trailing stop loss, if a play make a gol, market make e big move and stop loss it's nothing. nobady back at 1.20 when market move at 1.80. stop loss it's a risk

  11. very good point about goal markets………..it doen't matter who scores, the number of times the team you do not expect to score is surprising.

  12. Hi. Can I use this method also for other market, and also in first half time, and not only goal market in second half? Ben, why you choose exit odd 1,10 or 1,15, need to always tick difference 40 between entry and exit odd? Regards

  13. The best way to automate is use software to sound alarm and switch to market at the stop odds, and do it manually
    I would also get out a 100% turnover of liability
    example
    you lay 100 at 1.5 liability £50 a goal goes in offers you say £55 would take that. if no goal at 1.15 your out
    if you right 50% of the time your quids in. dont get wrong here, if a goal goes in and the profit is say £70 or £80 i would not take it, i would wait for the next goal for £100 profit or if it drops back to £55 i would then get out.

  14. To anyone who may be interested I've created a facebook group called 'Full Time Betfair Traders (Football)', for full time traders & punters to team up throughout the day sharing inplay trades & tips. It makes no sense for us to do this job full time on our own, it’s a lot more beneficial if we come together to share our knowledge and tips. Please only join if you are a experienced & profitable trader / punter (this group is not to teach beginners).

  15. it's not really a Trailing Stop-Loss is it … all you are doing is moving your Stop-Loss as the market moved in your favour. You could move it such that you would win £10 or £20 rather than break-even … it's for you to decide what your minimum profit or maximum loss will be if the second goal is not scored. There's nothing wrong with the strategy just saying it's not a true Trailing Stop-Loss and it is more flexible than you are describing. 🙂

  16. Ben, why don't you just put the closing stop loss bet in the market at your original entry price after the first goal has gone in? It seems to me that it requires more discipline (and time) to be constantly scanning the market to wait for the price to get back down to the entry price and then put the closing scratch bet in. Or is it because even unmatched bets are somehow lost when the market is suspended when the second goal comes in (on the Under 1.5 goal lay example you give on the Millwall match)? .i.e. it seems to me easier to place the closing bet in after the first goal goes in and then forget about it, secure in the knowledge that you will either get a scratch trade or the full result

  17. Great video & very interesting, thanks for sharing Ben 👍🏽😊 Have you tried this with backing under 1.5/2.5 goals? And using software? Thought that's what it would be from the start as those prices always move in your favour untill a goal is scored. Thoughts?

  18. This works better on tennis me old son…. remove some liability when things go your way and it's easy money…stop loss is also tighter with tennis if ya get me drift like….1.10 is very expensive…nice liquid markets is most important thing👍👍

  19. After viewing this footage had a very successful trade on Liverpool v Barcelona, what a great start, many thanks.

  20. when you say a goal flies in after you ve took a loss should nt your records tell you if setting the stop loss lower or entry point is optimised?

  21. hello, using geks toy, I noticed that in tennis it is possible also putting the stop loss, you can have problems, that is the stop loss if the gap of the trade is big is a problem. the toy in fact also has the option place stop at + .. according to you, what value should you put on "place stop at +" in the geks toy to be sure of being matched and not exceeded by the quota and therefore no longer have a chance? why is it so right? if there is a jump of 30 ticks it is possible not to be fed up, or not?

  22. Thanks Ben, really useful, just one question

    Cant the Betfair Auto Cash our facility be used to set the stop loss initially?

  23. Hi. Firstly i came across your vids and have to commend you on a job well done!. Im still learning the ropes….. whats the advantages to LAYING under 1.5 to BACKING over 1.5? B4 i saw this i have done 3 trades where i would back 1.5 at HT hope for an early goal then ride odds down to my entry point see if another goal would come. I learnt a few things 1: it can be VERY profitable when works. 2: Be VERY careful when waiting for entry point( odds changed as i cashed out resulting in £1.40 loss) 3: I felt MUCH more comfortable doing this on games i could actually watch as to just in game stats. (In game STATS can differ greatly from site to site)
    Also i take it this is much more profitable than laying the draw?
    cheers

  24. Nice & clear video Ben, I'll have a bash at this. One thing i would add is that this would work best (laying 1.5 goals) in games where at least one of the teams has been scoring 2 or 3 goals per game. Great strategy & easy to understand.

  25. Following on from Dave Holmes and others who've shared their outcomes using this strat, the viability must be desperately marginal. Even waiting to go in at 1.50 you can only afford to be totalled around twice the number of times you win, whatever you do. I don't think you'll get enough goals.

  26. very informative as usual and very well presented, the best free videos ive seen…1 question if theres a goal scored is it best to make it a no lose game or better to put your stop loss above the original mark to still make a small profit

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