The Six Figure Football Trader: How To Make Thousands Every Month Trading The Beautiful Game.

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These things are obvious really but applying the deep understanding of the mechanics of football which you can get by playing games like Football Manager/ FIFA I find really helps when analysing action in the markets. Yes I often tell people that you need to gain market experience and when doing this you should trade as much as you can but keep those stakes small when you do it. I’m not keen on laying the draw from kickoff, especially towards the end of a season where good sides are resting on their European places while underdogs are fighting for their lives, although this creates a lot of opportunity to trade. The ongoing joke is if we watch a football match someone would chime in “ Have you got a bet on this Glen? Watching how a few hand gestures of a manager moving a striker back and subbing an attacker off for a defender should scream to you as a trader what the motivation of a team is and thus, what we should trade accordingly.

BTW there was nothing in my post on their video that was contentious just saying well done for posting a notarised doc and what were there views on this thread. My staking plan was to place 5% per trade across the board, but move up to 10% if I was extremely confident. It’s immense when you get 15/20 greens in a row and adds a real motivation and validation to your trades. With a second day of tennis being washed out and no notable football action I was forced to spend my evening doing some browsing online, reading other betting blogs and also forums too.If you are helping people to trade, but not presenting yourself massively successful, I don't see a problem with that. I say to anyone getting into this, you MUST watch the game in as real time as possible, and trust your gut and what you’re watching.

When it comes to the big tennis matches you can often find great liquidity in the “Set Winners” markets and this can present new trading opportunities in itself.To be truthful I do have sympathy for the kind of folk these parasites feed on, people act irrationally when desperate and there are a lot of desperate people who are in dire financial straits in Broken Britain. But one good one that happened recently was in the Portuguese league with Benfica who were 0-2 up against Portimonense. I actually only really started trading football “properly” about 6 months before lockdown but I was doing it for a couple of years before without being too serious about it.

In the same way when you’re playing a mate at FIFA and he pushes “ All Out Attack” to try and get a goal back, he is more likely to score a goal, yes, but he’s so open to your counter attack, especially if you’ve got pace on the wings. I’m normally very closed about my trading but with you Ben I’m happy to talk about it because I put a huge amount of my success down to you and the Ultimate Football Trading course. I have to admit I have made some negative comments on this forum (Bet Angel) due to the shadow of that forum still energised in memory. thus far I have been running through the different types of methods on smaller stakes to gain experience.

If not then my balance is at a round number and I probably don’t even remember the value bet by the next day. Since that experience (I could talk about it for hours) I've found it challenging to fully shake off my initial scepticism towards ‘trading experts’. Make sure your deposit isn’t going to screw your life up if you lose it and I would recommend in the beginning not staking more than 5% of your overall balance on each trade.

Recently, I wrote an article about goals that arrive against the run of play and the opportunities that these can create. One question many readers often ask is when and how do you actually withdraw from your profits and pay yourself?I’ve got a few houses now which I’m developing and doing up to rent/sell on which is ace and it’s so freeing to know that the money from trading is always coming in and building up that buffer.