So the Pre - Off Trading series on your website is £300. I may be missing it somewhere but I can't see any actual detailed breakdown of what you get in the 58 lessons mentioned. Could you please give more info on your website, maybe similar to what you see when searching for courses on Udemy where you can see lesson titles with video duration etc. I had a go at pre race trading a few years ago but I found it a struggle to be profitable, it would be great to get a decent course explaining everything step by step. I enjoyed watching this video, the way you broke up your exit positions was good. I'm currently a Forex trader but to be honest the markets these days are a nightmare to trade, I wish I had of stuck to pre race trading now! Please do more videos like this.
I will look to add something like this to the website. Effectively I've broken down the series into 4 modules, overall run time is somewhere in the region of 8.5 hours. The series starts off with the bare basics and fundamentals that are needed to know about how the market works along with a full breakdown of how to use the most important and relevant features of trading software. In a later module, I break down one of my trading strategies in depth and then go through lots of live-in-market examples implementing the strategy. There is also a module based around human psychology included and how it very often dictates how the market moves.
@Trader6618 hi there just wondering if you actually decided to start sport trading ? and did you take the course .... i used to trade forex too but my mindset wasnt right at the time im looking to do this too now and would be great to get some feedback
@BennyWells-d6z Hi, No I didn't take the course. I decided to stick to Forex trading and I'm actually doing ok with it now. I took a course on Udemy, it's grid trading and it's really good. If I decide to do sports trading as well I've decided it will be Tennis trading rather than the horses. The price changes are very mechanical in nature and it's quicker to learn compared to the horses, just player A vs player B, hope this helps and best of luck with your trading.
Nice video Liam. Considering the first favorite Envoi Allen, this horse was at around 3.2 until 3 minutes before the race went into play. You bet on Lay Envoi Allen at more or less this price and it worked out well. However, in the historical graph the market thought was strongly downward and the share could very well have fallen even further, as happens in many similar situations. Based on what criteria did you bet on the lay, just because it was at the bottom range of liquidity? It was a risk in my opinion, because the odds could drop a lot and then to recover you were forced to go to play.
Very interesting. Can you explain what happened at time 4.30. The green column changed from 39.20 to 7.54 all of a sudden ? A few seconds later it changes back to 39.20 but no bets had been matched yet ? Thanks
I was switching between the gross profit (free bet on the runner) vs the net profit (hedged). Generally, my preference is to use the gross profit amount
I think there are ways to access the software on mac by going down the remote desktop route, personally I have only ever used windows with the software
The software is indeed Bet Angel, there are two versions of the software with different pricing. The trader version is 60 pounds annually, the professional version is £150 annually. They also have cheaper pricing tiers for trader and pro for 3-6 month access.
Can this strategy be automated somehow without me sitting and trading in front of the computer ? I would like to keep it simple, load the strategy and run on every race and see what results I can get. Thanks mate
Absolutely mate, this is possible. The pro version of the software that I'm using comes with the ability to set up automated trading/ betting strategies. I've found that certain trading strategies are easier to automate than others and I have created a bot for a few of my strategies, others I am still trying to refine.
Absolutely, it starts off with the basics and fundamentals behind how to use trading software and how the market works. In a later module, I break down one of my trading strategies in depth and then go through a plethora of live-in-market examples implementing the strategy.
Under normal circumstances that is true, however I find that races at the Cheltenham festival are the exception to the rule. I feel the liquidity is generally high enough 30-20 mins out from post should a trading opportunity present itself
Yea its because at Chelt the betting activity becomes active pretty much after the finish of last race but yea trading at Southwell or Lingfield e.t.c you would be waiting until at least last 5 mins
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So the Pre - Off Trading series on your website is £300. I may be missing it somewhere but I can't see any actual detailed breakdown of what you get in the 58 lessons mentioned. Could you please give more info on your website, maybe similar to what you see when searching for courses on Udemy where you can see lesson titles with video duration etc. I had a go at pre race trading a few years ago but I found it a struggle to be profitable, it would be great to get a decent course explaining everything step by step. I enjoyed watching this video, the way you broke up your exit positions was good. I'm currently a Forex trader but to be honest the markets these days are a nightmare to trade, I wish I had of stuck to pre race trading now! Please do more videos like this.
I will look to add something like this to the website.
Effectively I've broken down the series into 4 modules, overall run time is somewhere in the region of 8.5 hours.
The series starts off with the bare basics and fundamentals that are needed to know about how the market works along with a full breakdown of how to use the most important and relevant features of trading software.
In a later module, I break down one of my trading strategies in depth and then go through lots of live-in-market examples implementing the strategy.
There is also a module based around human psychology included and how it very often dictates how the market moves.
Thanks Liam :)
@Trader6618 hi there
just wondering if you actually decided to start sport trading ? and did you take the course .... i used to trade forex too but my mindset wasnt right at the time
im looking to do this too now and would be great to get some feedback
@BennyWells-d6z Hi, No I didn't take the course. I decided to stick to Forex trading and I'm actually doing ok with it now. I took a course on Udemy, it's grid trading and it's really good. If I decide to do sports trading as well I've decided it will be Tennis trading rather than the horses. The price changes are very mechanical in nature and it's quicker to learn compared to the horses, just player A vs player B, hope this helps and best of luck with your trading.
Nice video Liam. Considering the first favorite Envoi Allen, this horse was at around 3.2 until 3 minutes before the race went into play. You bet on Lay Envoi Allen at more or less this price and it worked out well. However, in the historical graph the market thought was strongly downward and the share could very well have fallen even further, as happens in many similar situations. Based on what criteria did you bet on the lay, just because it was at the bottom range of liquidity? It was a risk in my opinion, because the odds could drop a lot and then to recover you were forced to go to play.
Very interesting. Can you explain what happened at time 4.30. The green column changed from 39.20 to 7.54 all of a sudden ? A few seconds later it changes back to 39.20 but no bets had been matched yet ? Thanks
I was switching between the gross profit (free bet on the runner) vs the net profit (hedged).
Generally, my preference is to use the gross profit amount
@@ProfitPineapple Cheers , that makes sense to me now.
how can u tell if the money is coming in on the lay side or back side thx
Can you share file of your charts on Software it’s similar to Peters mine are ok but I like the detail of yours
You reckon your course is better value for money than canberrry video course?
does this software only work on windows or does it also work on Mac ??
I think there are ways to access the software on mac by going down the remote desktop route, personally I have only ever used windows with the software
Thanks for the insight. Whats the software you are using? How much does it cost?
the software used is Betangel - not 100% sure but I think around 150Eur for a year subscription
The software is indeed Bet Angel, there are two versions of the software with different pricing.
The trader version is 60 pounds annually, the professional version is £150 annually. They also have cheaper pricing tiers for trader and pro for 3-6 month access.
Can this strategy be automated somehow without me sitting and trading in front of the computer ? I would like to keep it simple, load the strategy and run on every race and see what results I can get. Thanks mate
Absolutely mate, this is possible.
The pro version of the software that I'm using comes with the ability to set up automated trading/ betting strategies.
I've found that certain trading strategies are easier to automate than others and I have created a bot for a few of my strategies, others I am still trying to refine.
What does your academy offer? It’s a lot of money but are there step by step guides on how to do Betfair trading for beginners and earn small profits?
Absolutely, it starts off with the basics and fundamentals behind how to use trading software and how the market works.
In a later module, I break down one of my trading strategies in depth and then go through a plethora of live-in-market examples implementing the strategy.
its alot of money risked for 70 quid
the whole amount isn't at stake with trading like it would be with traditional betting, just a percentage on either side of the stake
You've entered way too early to do this type of trade. Last 5 mins is when the action happens not 12 mins out.
Under normal circumstances that is true, however I find that races at the Cheltenham festival are the exception to the rule.
I feel the liquidity is generally high enough 30-20 mins out from post should a trading opportunity present itself
Yea its because at Chelt the betting activity becomes active pretty much after the finish of last race but yea trading at Southwell or Lingfield e.t.c you would be waiting until at least last 5 mins
"Promosm"
Drink some water mate
Even Betting Exchanges ban you the second you beat the commission 🤣🤣🤣
No they don't stop chatting rubbish
@@JohnnyBarnes-th7zc Small exchanges will limit you after making 3k-4k.. Betfair will slap you with hefty premium charges.
That's not true.
Can i please contact you in person