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  • MartinM Offline
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    replied to A Former User on last edited by
    #8421

    @tom said in BTC Cricket Trading Thread:

    Just to add some more to this to give a bit of depth to how I trade T20 games.

    I keep track of player performances and look for player head to head stats before the game. I will also look into the ground stats. I’ll then take note of the weather as well as having a look on twitter to see if I can get any info on the boundary line from fan photos.

    From this I’ll asses what I believe to be a par score for the ground before waiting for the toss so I can get an idea of what I think is going to happen during the match.

    I usually only trade in play for T20 but I will often Dutch top batsmen if the odds allow.

    When the match goes in play I will usually wait until the second innings, there is the occasional exception to this rule but I like the speed I can get in and out during the second innings so I try to keep it that way, I’ll often not watch the first innings.

    During the second innings I look for two things only, change in momentum and value. I find that the market will often over react to wickets and boundaries in T20 especially favouring the favourites. Often either of these instances will cause an over reaction in the market providing value.

    I’m then looking for a change in momentum, if a boundary or a good over but the required run rate is going to be a slog for the chasing team we usually see big swings shortly after.

    If it’s a wicket but the required run rate is easily manageable and I rate the remaining batters then I’ll also get in here expecting another big swing.

    I’ll always be defensive with these trades and take a loss if required as there are usually ample opportunities to get back in.

    I will also never hold a trade if I have any risk, a jump from 3.5 to 7 is plenty and can often be repeated rather than holding on.

    Thanks for this, this is great insight!

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  • ? Offline
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    replied to A Former User on last edited by
    #8422

    @jonathan-busch bang were massively over favoured in the market, I’ve been keen on Scotland and even with Richie Berrington not putting in a score Chris Greave pulled it out of the bag for them yesterday and was deserving of man of the match.

    There were at countless lay opportunities on Bang in their innings yesterday

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  • ? Offline
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    replied to A Former User on last edited by A Former User
    #8423

    @tom Tuned in 2 overs into the chase and Scotland were at $11 (Bangladesh 1.10). I was expecting them to have posted sub 120 score. 140 still probably sub par but still value

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  • ? Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #8424

    Just to add some more to this to give a bit of depth to how I trade T20 games.

    I keep track of player performances and look for player head to head stats before the game. I will also look into the ground stats. I’ll then take note of the weather as well as having a look on twitter to see if I can get any info on the boundary line from fan photos.

    From this I’ll asses what I believe to be a par score for the ground before waiting for the toss so I can get an idea of what I think is going to happen during the match.

    I usually only trade in play for T20 but I will often Dutch top batsmen if the odds allow.

    When the match goes in play I will usually wait until the second innings, there is the occasional exception to this rule but I like the speed I can get in and out during the second innings so I try to keep it that way, I’ll often not watch the first innings.

    During the second innings I look for two things only, change in momentum and value. I find that the market will often over react to wickets and boundaries in T20 especially favouring the favourites. Often either of these instances will cause an over reaction in the market providing value.

    I’m then looking for a change in momentum, if a boundary or a good over but the required run rate is going to be a slog for the chasing team we usually see big swings shortly after.

    If it’s a wicket but the required run rate is easily manageable and I rate the remaining batters then I’ll also get in here expecting another big swing.

    I’ll always be defensive with these trades and take a loss if required as there are usually ample opportunities to get back in.

    I will also never hold a trade if I have any risk, a jump from 3.5 to 7 is plenty and can often be repeated rather than holding on.

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  • ? Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #8425

    Great start to the ICC World T20 today, absolutely buzzing for Scotland and a perfect game for trading

    I love trading games when there is such a heavily favoured team pre match who aren’t doing the do in play, usually leads to big swings and often ridiculous lay odds available so early in the game.

    Fingers crossed for more of the same tomorrow with Sri Lanka and Namibia.

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  • ? Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #8426

    Just missed my stake getting filled when CK suddenly jumped out to 2.2 before Venkakesh got out.
    Got on at CK 1.62.

    Brings to the end the UAE segment

    Pleased that I have come out with a profit. Not much, only 10 points over 20 games but I feel I have come a long way from when I first saw the markets jumping all over place, not making any sense to me. I had 5 losing trades and they were all bigger than the majority of my wins, so if I can manage those a little better (Or avoid them, even better) that will make a huge difference.

    Bring on the World Cup

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    #8427

    @darri said in BTC Cricket Trading Thread:

    Starting to back CSK here @1.41 with 3 overs to go see where we finish end of innings

    Greened up @1.05 lovely trade to end the ipl 🤑 looking forward to the world cup, great 2nd half of year for cricket

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  • ? Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #8428

    Starting to back CSK here @1.41 with 3 overs to go see where we finish end of innings

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  • ? Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #8429

    WOW.

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  • Nathan BennettN Offline
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    replied to James Woodroffe on last edited by Nathan Bennett
    #8430

    @james-woodroffe be laying RCB around 1.2's if happen

    some spinners you just gotta back in

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  • James WoodroffeJ Offline
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    @nathan-bennett I backed RCB at 4.0 after KL fell. Logic being Pooran is the epitome of all or nothing. Funny enough Doulley and Haydos start saying the same thing in commentary. Not for the first time Pooran fails sudden pressure on Markram and Agarwal and now RCB into 1.73. Will leave it maybe an over or two big over from RCB here should make it quite difficult.

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  • Nathan BennettN Offline
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    Nathan Bennett
    replied to James Woodroffe on last edited by Nathan Bennett
    #8432

    @james-woodroffe bloody flying . snuck in a cheap one 1.18 bonus double odds already

    spewing my book was red before the u1.2 lay else launch more

    love to hate t20's

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  • James WoodroffeJ Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #8433

    Should have stuck around for 2 more overs at least if not the first wicket 🙄🤣

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  • James WoodroffeJ Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #8434

    Backed Kings at 2.80 start of chase. Logic being Kings have best opening combination in IPL and perhaps ever in this tournament. RCB yet to take a wicket during Powerplay since restart. Greened up now with Kings at 1.70 may re enter during back end will see.

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  • Nathan BennettN Offline
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    Nathan Bennett
    wrote on last edited by Nathan Bennett
    #8435

    this a winning score RCB ?
    i've got something on
    could re back when chahal bowls
    we'll see

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  • James WoodroffeJ Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #8436

    Sorry but that’s out! Terrible 3rd umpiring.

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  • Nathan BennettN Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #8437

    LAY 1.01
    Rude not too
    Now come on AUS 3/12 haha

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  • Nathan BennettN Offline
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    replied to A Former User on last edited by
    #8438

    @paul-keighley all good easily better side IND unfortunate for them here

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  • ? Offline
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    replied to Nathan Bennett on last edited by
    #8439

    @nathan-bennett said in BTC Cricket Trading Thread:

    Surely for the sake of womans cricket IND declare with 30 overs atleast

    It's a multi format series tho. If India lose they can't win the series from the T20s, if it's a draw then they still can. No incentive to risk the loss here. Pretty key point imo

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  • Nathan BennettN Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #8440

    Surely for the sake of womans cricket IND declare with 30 overs atleast

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