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@Akiva-Anderson yep a tough weekend for me too spent half the time refreshing the screen to check the live goals services weren't broken
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@Rudra-Radasandaran I will have a look into it, but at first glance on the Brugge game tonight as the odds stand, backing FHG is better than laying 0-0 at HT. 1.2 v 6.6
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@Rudra-Radasandaran
What sort of odds are you laying at out of interest?
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Awful weekend of trading. I think I hit every 0-0 available!
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@Greg-Mitchell have you thought about doing a lay 0-0 half time score? I've got a first half goal criteria I created this month and have been using to back 0.5G first half and also lay 0-0. I've found the ROI on the lay 0-0 is much better than backing 0.5G.
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Week so far and 3 for today.
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Great to see plucky underdogs Blackburn fighting back against Bigger Budget Media Darlings Wrexham .. magic of the cup is alive and well
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@Greg-Mitchell said in *****New Football Thread*****:
Scrap that Jong Ajax game tonight, although its bound to come in now...
Was nailed on...
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@Alastair-Todd said in *****New Football Thread*****:
Just looking at the comments below about how rubbish the weekend trading was for many. I must admit that because my O1.5 filter has been throwing up some howlers recently, I slightly lost my bottle with it and decided to track it without trading. The net result yesterday would have been -17 pts, so I'm very glad I sat it out. Having said all that, I was trading the SHG when 0-0 at HT market (thanks Martin) and that is still going great guns - perhaps I feel I have a little more control over the trade than with a simple set and forget at KO. Not sure. I'm sitting out the three Turkish games on my filter today as Turkey has been a bit unpredictable - now watch them put in 12 goals between them!
Silly me - it was only 10 goals between them!
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Lay under 1.5:
Trading Spreadsheet linked below
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@Alastair-Todd you make a good point and the set and forget variance won't be for everyone!
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Just looking at the comments below about how rubbish the weekend trading was for many. I must admit that because my O1.5 filter has been throwing up some howlers recently, I slightly lost my bottle with it and decided to track it without trading. The net result yesterday would have been -17 pts, so I'm very glad I sat it out. Having said all that, I was trading the SHG when 0-0 at HT market (thanks Martin) and that is still going great guns - perhaps I feel I have a little more control over the trade than with a simple set and forget at KO. Not sure. I'm sitting out the three Turkish games on my filter today as Turkey has been a bit unpredictable - now watch them put in 12 goals between them!
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@Ben-Dobie still 13 points down doubtful will recover
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@andrew-page weather was my main suspicion too tbh , glad it turned around for you
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strangely enough weekend was good to me weather improved results improved nothing special + 3 points chunk of games unmatched goals too early before entry
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Scrap that Jong Ajax game tonight, although its bound to come in now...
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@Andy-Donnelly agree mate, small tweaks though like you say. It’s a hard graft this trading lark at times isn’t it, just when you think it’s cracked it throws a weekend like that at you and throws your mind into doubt, suppose that’s where the discipline side comes into it. Enjoy your deep dive
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@Ben-Dobie Yeh agree. Looking at the data helps. I think some changes on my part will be needed as downswing was too big for long term viability. The challenge is always on when to make changes. Don’t won’t to over react.
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@Andy-Donnelly sorry to hear that mate…. I got up early on Sunday to do the same thing , would have gone ok yesterday had Feyenoord scored that pen. I find a deep dive does help to ease the pain a bit even if we don’t always find what we want it gives us an idea as to what’s happening.. knowledge is power and all that.
