Tennis

RUNNING BANK +7.47

29/7 +5.73

30/7 +4.29

RUNNING BANK +17.49

Another very good couple of days. If this is what they are capable of when they take a week off to research results then they should do it more often. Previous result on the Betfan site look disappointing and it didn’t get off to a great start with us but since the Olympics started it’s put on 25.43 points and won 12 out of 15 bets.

Filed under Tennis by Liam

There were no tips provided during the week as the owners were preparing and researching ahead of the Olympics.

We did have some tips for today and very successful they were too with 6 winners out of 7 bets advised.

28/7 +15.41 points

Running Total

+7.47 points

Filed under Tennis by Liam

For the next month I’m going to be casting an eye over Ace Betting Club. This is a tennis tipster service and from what I’ve seen so far it’s just outright win bets, no trading to be done.

The bets arrive via an email but there is also a Tip Centre website you can log into just incase an email does not get through.

You are advised to have a 200 point starting bank and bets are supplied with a points value to stake.

Looking back over the results of the last few months published on the Betfan website, this service looks to have had a rough time lately and hasn’t got off to a great start with me either.

20/7 +2.4 points

21/7 -10.34 points

No Bets for 22nd or 23rd

Running Total   -7.94 points

In the email for today’s bets, the author says that as the Olympics gets underway next weekend they will be researching possible bets for that tournament and will not be covering the Los Angeles ATP Event.

I’m not a follower of tennis so I don’t know whether that means we have no bets all week or if they will be covering another event later in the week.

Filed under Tennis by Liam

This is a one off review of Total tennis trading, a product from the same stable as the approved Total Football Trading.

The package consists of eight different trading strategies and costs $77 (roughly £50), so expensive this isn’t! Each strategy appears well thought out and there is also a guide on factors to consider should you want to develop your own strategies.

One thing you may need to consider is the times that Tennis tends to be played. During the summer, many tennis matches are played during the afternoon and early evenings. These are trading strategies so you need to be able to watch the ebb and flow of the odds movements. Later the scene moves to the US, but this will mean some late nights, and very early mornings when the Australian tournaments are being played.

As stated above, there are eight different strategies:  3 for beginners, 2 for intermediate traders and 3 for advanced traders. Most of these strategies appear to me to be (very) different form the TradeShark tennis trading strategies.

The beginner’s strategies have been around a while, but there are some new angles introduced here that should make them worthwhile. I have seen one of the advanced strategies before too. Please do not misunderstand me, I play “Lay The Draw” in football and still do so successfully even though people tell me to this day that this strategy no longer works! That some of these strategies have been around a while does not devalue them!

I like the way each strategy is presented. You get the logic behind the strategy, clear instructions on how to select a qualifying match followed by clear instructions on entry and exits, including stop loss. Each strategy is also supported with examples.

There’s a section on staking and money management too. If you are new to trading then you will need to Google some articles on trading psychology though. Having the correct trader’s psychology is a major component in being a consistently successful trader!

So, a set of what appears to be well thought out strategies, one or more which should suit you if you want to get in to tennis trading. I am happy to APPROVE this on that basis.

You can get Total Tennis Trading here:

http://www.cash-master.com/totaltennistrading.php

Filed under Tennis by Arthur

30 August

Thanks to reader catweazle for pointing out an error in Sunday’s results where I had shown a “Hamilton to finish Top 3” bet as a winner. This removes 2.30 points of profit and adds a further 1 point loss. The Totals below reflect this adjustment.

There have been 59 wins in August for which 59 tokens have been deducted. Hence fees of £88.50 (at £1.50 per token) or £118.00 (at £2 per token) need to be factored in. At £25 per point then the profit is £78.15 gross for nets of £-10.35 at £1.50 per token and £-39.85 at £2.00 per token. At £50 per point then the profit is £156.3 gross for nets of £67.79 at £1.50 per token and £38.29 at £2.00 per token.

Possibly due to the fact that I am recording prices available when I receive the advice and do not account for Best Odds Guaranteed (BOG) there is a slight variance between my points total and those shown by BTUK of 2.09 points. BTUK do advise using BOG Bookies, and their advice does indicate the bets Bookies to use to place the bets. Using BTUK’s points total at £25 per point then the profit is £130.5 gross for nets of £42.00 at £1.50 per token and £12.50 at £2.00 per token. At £50 per point then the profit is £261 gross for nets of £172.50 at £1.50 per token and £143.00 at £2.00 per token.

There were 71 wins in July, however only 58 tokens were deducted, so fees of £87.00 (at £1.50 per token) or £116.00 (at £2 per token) need to be factored in. At £25 per point then the profit is £557.23 gross for nets of £470.23 at £1.50 per token and £441.23 at £2.00 per token. At £50 per point then the profit is £1,114.46 gross for nets of £1,027.46 at £1.50 per token and £998.46 at £2.00 per token.

Filed under Tennis by Arthur