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Would not consider going till after half time what's the point .? Half time team talks . tiredness , subs, better odds. Insurance is just a drain.. cash out earlier if you want to save a bit of cash..
Hi mate. Thanks for sharing video. Due to Arsenal being the heavy favourites here, I would probably have suggested covering about 50% of your liability, as I would feel that more than 5 times out of 10, Arsenal would win this game. So if you bet on 1-1 to cover £16.5 then this would only have cost you £1.10. You can back and lay for less than £2. There's a very simple method for this which I do all the time. Along with this, If you still wanted more cover then, you could add the 0-0 score so you would be covering half the liability via 1-1 and half via 0-0, which if you dutch the 2 score lines at odds of 16.5 for 1-1 and 27 for 0-0 to cover half the liability = £17 ish, this would be £1.15 and £0.7 respectively = £1.85 for covering half the liability. Taking into account that either 1-1 and 0-0 scoreline might only actually occur about 25% of the time you will be in profit. So, the long and short of it is, only cover an amount suitable v probability of the event occurring.
So what happens if it's a draw but not a 1 1 draw surely you lose money
Loving your channel I’m finding betfair trading the most profitable sideline income generator so far because of the low initial cost.
Also I’ve found a strategy that works for me. As well as that regarding the stake i have started with £12 which I turned into £21 last month I would have kept the money in however I had to withdraw it.
That’s one of the good things with starting out with a £10 to £20 float plus a good strategy it minimises your risk.
For me personally having insurance just takes away more profit, have a plan ready for your entry and exit points depending on the situation of your match,
back 0-0. That way you have all avenues covered.
Ps Your videos are inspirational
Tried that using the 0-0, but it's very hard to make any money. However if it was 0-0 I would stake it so that I could make a bit more from that. Tonight with Blues-Derby, lay the draw for £10 at 3.4, giving you a liability of 24 while the 0-0 is 8.8, so £3 would cover the lay bet. Why not try £3.50 or 4. Cash out possibilities could also appear during play.