The BTC Football Trading Thread
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@matt-wood both mate
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any news on the weather in Japan today? XD
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@john-hurst You trade the J2 league? Or just J1?
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@dave-adams Agreed, bloody VAR!!!
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@ryan-carruthers not quiet here....a lot of japanese games hitting filters this morning
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@ryan-carruthers The VAR review in the 91st minute for a penalty looked like the last hope gone
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@daniel-cooper 90+6!!
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@daniel-cooper Just a bit
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They left it late didn’t they
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@richard-latimer I got on over 2.5 goals at 70 mins and dripped in my stake - 96th minute goal, lovely!
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Flamengo behind. Odds are high but they're high for a reason. Goias were 16's before the goal. Initially the odds climbed as high as 6.0 but I waited for them to come down and laid @ 5.2 which is where a large chunk went as soon as the ball hit the net.
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@dave-adams No, me neither.
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@daniel-mills I considered re-laying but don’t like to re enter crazy games like that to be honest, although I see Germany are level again, wouldn’t want to second guess the outcome of that one
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@dave-adams said in The BTC Football Trading Thread:
@daniel-mills I laid them at the start of the 2nd half, managed to get out between the equaliser and the Swiss 3rd goal thankfully
Good work, I left a bit extra on swiss on the chance they pulled another one back. Fully cashed out now.
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@daniel-mills I laid them at the start of the 2nd half, managed to get out between the equaliser and the Swiss 3rd goal thankfully
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@daniel-mills said in The BTC Football Trading Thread:
Laid Switzerland
There's the Germany goal. Pew pew pewwww
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@john-hurst said in The BTC Football Trading Thread:
from what i have seen so far in the erste division, im yet to see where all the goals come from. Seem to be awful in the final third
Think it's more to do with the defences. Get alot of crazy games and more than a few that go completely the other way from my experience.
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Laid Switzerland
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@james-woodroffe said in The BTC Football Trading Thread:
LTD in Go Ahead Eagles match. 0-0 on 70 at 1.85
Not to be.
