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@Simon-Bates depends on how much faith you have in a FHG, so looking at the FHG odds they are short, one option is to wait in play for better odds. So you could look to enter at 15-20 mins.
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I've found this game from Norways Obos Ligaen between Sandnes v Kongsvinger.
100% fhg goal, no 0-0's, can someone give me some ideas on how they would trade this game please.
Also check out all the games from this league tomorrow (Monday) they all have a high % of fhg
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A nice LTD trade in after 7mins using the stats email & the ratings page
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@Ricky-Simpson have a siesta then Scandinavian leagues in the eve!
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Yep, me too @Martin
back at it again this morning 
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@Ricky-Simpson said in *****New Football Thread*****:
Love the summer leagues
all trading wrapped up before midday, no need to go looking for anymore, just enjoy the day 
massive advantage isn't it! well for those of us who like me are up at 5am
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Morning all, might not be anything but also might be worth a £1 of your hard earned.
Check out these odds for relegation in the Premier League next seaon, either the bookies know something or they're covering their arses just incase, but why would a team who have just won the Premier League 4 times in a row be 25/1 to be relegated, makes you think 115 times doesn't it
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@Ricky-Simpson good for you mate
My filters are still not spitting many summer league fixtures out 
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Love the summer leagues
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It's looking at the 2 teams' last 10 matches (home for home away and saying that only 6% of those matches combined had a goal in the first 10 mins.
It's this figure in the software:
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@Martin, re: the daily football stats email, this is what it said on one game today.....
"Only 6% of their match history had a goal in the first 10 mins"
Does this mean head to head between the 2 teams or 6% for each team individually in their history.
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@murdo-martin i actually think its easier as you have no opinion on the teams and can look purely at stats and odds...
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@murdo-martin that went well
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It's amazing how little you have to trade when you have a successful strategy or strategies.
Some people ask me "Do you need a large starting bank to trade"? It is a difficult question to answer. A large starting bank is helpful if you've the experience, but the person asking the question normally doesn't have that experience.
Those who remember the '3% Club' (trying to make an average of 3% of your daily starting bank everyday) I used to do; they were actually stressful times. The sheer volume of football matches usually get you through it.
Nowadays, I try and make at least 10% of my weekly starting bankroll. Way less trading equals way less stress. It means I don't trade everyday and I still like to trade the matches I watch.
So a starting bankroll of £100 could be turned into over £10,000 by the end of week 52.
I find trading today a lot more easier than I ever did.
