Scalping and Pre-Set Value Trading: Football Over Under Goals Market

Download or read book Scalping and Pre-Set Value Trading: Football Over Under Goals Market written by Cambridge Memorabilia and published by . This book was released on 2020-11-22 with total page 67 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A low risk trading system for medium to high returns:Steady and continuous bank builder with repetitive "entries" and "level-out" pre-set / manually adjusted oddsGrab the best odds - don't just take the first offersLevel your winnings across all possible resultsSet and forget - once desired odds and stakes have been matchedExtremely mild recovery process on losing trades - where value can be recoveredReal trades explained in detailImages to demonstrate every stepCompleted spreadsheetsResults, adjustments and re-investmentJust a little bit of mathTrade like a pro - multiple matches at the same timeSet and forget with days in advanceNo need to waste time on watching football / soccer matchesWe live in a heavily digitalised world. In the years to come it will become even more so, no doubt about that. Successful Sports Exchange value traders will remain successful as long as they adapt to new trading environments, behaviours, other traders (or simple punters) habits and the BIG one - how sports markets are influenced by new trading techniques and technologies. And yes, that refers to certain traders using Bots / Software / Programs or Apps - or whatever else you want to call them - to automatically place their in and out trades, to almost always secure a profit. People that are "playing" at a very high level, paying thousands of Pounds / Dollars / Euros in annual subscriptions for Software / Apps and always prepared with finances, available liquidity - very high banks, to enter and exit the markets with thousands if not tens of thousands of Pounds / Dollars / Euros in very swift and strategic movements. Traders that can significantly and sufficiently "influence" a market with their own high liquidity trades, enough to very quickly gain a couple "ticks" in odds movement and get out for a guaranteed substantial profit. Known as Automated Scalping.This is old news and hopefully you will not be surprised to hear about lifelong Stock market traders re-training in operating Sports Exchanges - principles are extremely similar and odds movement happens a lot faster. How can we compete against someone like that?You can think about it in awe, but it might be too soon. Some bookmakers are also covering their markets on Exchanges or level their un-covered value taken on bets from normal punters. Same concept as Matched Betting, they accept bets from people at smaller odds and Hedge against better odds on Exchange, to always make a profit.To give you an even bigger example, whole businesses are now created around Sports Exchanges. Firms employing people to do just that, Sports Value Trading at a commercial level. Imagine a dozen people inside an office, working for an employer, but only doing this, day in - day out. And they will all be traders, trained at using specialised, extremely performant software, with extremely high liquidities available at any point to secure fast interventions and guaranteed profits. So, the next time you will see millions of Pounds / Dollars / Euros matched on just one market of a popular sporting event, you will know why. How can we compete against something like this?The reality is, everyone has a chance, no matter how big or small the amounts you have to invest. But you really, really need to know what you are doing, that specific sport and more importantly - how that specific market works. Yes, odds will shift when a large influx of liquidity is poured into the market as existing odds will be matched between Back and Lay; and you might discover odds are moving against you. We've only mentioned the above to build momentum on a very important conclusion: markets to eventually settle indifferent of the amounts in play and markets do also become saturated or over-saturated with a realisation that a given outcome was Backed to an exaggerated extent.