Hi Peter, I've been betting for about 5 years on tennis now and still struggling to develop an edge over the market. I'd like to request a coaching session if you provide for a fee so I can learn certain aspects of tennis betting.
Hi, I appreciate the interest, but this isn’t something I can do. I do get approached a lot, but my main area is actually doing it. Always be a sceptical of people that are over helpful in this area as they can’t be that successful if they spend there time teaching others. I am working on more online content at the moment and I’m looking to complete the bulk of that during the winter.
Hi Peter, Nice video I remember watching this the other month and forgot to ask. Did you happen to have the spreadsheet of how you fared throughout the whole tournament? Be interested to see if possible? If not, no worries. Were all of these automated lays as well? Assuming there's a bot that can place these lays for me I can find within the betangel forum?
I have data, but we are not allowed to share it unless we sign a contract for reselling data. So there are very limited sources of reliable data unfortunately.
Hi Pete, if let’s say you traded each favourite that loses the first set, so what that means probability/value(most cases) would be on your side then surely it would be very profitable in the long run?
Hi I know there are a lot of automated options in the tennis forum but struggling to find the actual lay the fav that Peter uses can anyone send me a link to the download please?
Hi Peter, great video. How do you record odds movements into your spreadsheet ? Have you got any spreadsheet I could use to do that ? I dont know how to do that from the scratch.
I know with tennis that they play till a winner is reached, I.e. no time issues with the odds. Can you apply the principles behind this video to football?
Do you get more value to cash out in play on average, the shorter the odds of the favourite at the start of the match? What is optimum % profit to cash out? Cheers :)
I tend to stick to the bigger tournaments, such as grand slams and Masters. But that's just because I need the liquidity. You could look at minor tournaments, but worth familiarising yourself with the various tours so you can learn where the bigger tournaments are.
I would add the same its harder to get out you see bigger difference in price and you can not gets bets matched then opportunity has gone in saying that a lot of matches do have a lot of money staked on them and sometimes good at lower event matches just monitor and make sure enough money being matched and lay/back prices are close
Sooooo.... I could put eg a max liability of £1 on every match and then a "cash out" at eg £10 or £20 then would I be right in thinking that should almost guarantee a profitable set of trades? (on tennis)
I've been trying it today and basically ended up setting it at about 25% of the maximum potential payout... So far they have all been profitable, but I've only done about 3-4
In the 1st example your potential profit laying the fav was lower than it would have been had you staked £100 on the underdog. Why did you still choose to lay the fav? Thanks
@@manchester1972 I wasn't challenging Peter, I know an expert when I see one. I was trying to understand his thought process. I realise now that my original question actually sounds pretty dumb, or I was at least giving away my inexperience
interesting that with different balls this year on womens matches losing the first set then winning the match is running at 35% previous years its no more than 25%
@@betangeltvso many bots in there. Could u apply them on every race, every football match and whatever else for the day/night, not even be there to monitor anything and virtually gtee to profit? Can u run all those bots at the same time? Seems crazily easy
@Eric Pollard, You can do this, but it's not that easy, you don't need to win, that's easy. It's finding an edge that's the hard part. I can pump out high win rates strategies all the time, but turning a profit will always be you against everybody else. I do run strategies 24x7 on different sports. But I'm an expert in this niche, but it is possible.
I've always looked at markets as the sum of all human actions. So the market is not perfect. It is both irrational and rational. So you can profit. Otherwise it would stay in a straight line.
