I’ve received plenty of e-mails from my customers who are very concerned about one thing in general.
They can grasp all the tennis trading concepts and apply them in the real life. However, staying focused and calm even if you’re forced to accept losses seems to be the hardest thing of them all. And even if you don’t want to, you start placing completely stupid bets and eventually your Betfair account is dry.

So this is the first video about the importance of controlling your emotions while trading tennis on Betfair.

Please don’t underestimate the importance of these videos – they will make and save you money. Until next time!

Talk to you soon,
Paddy

Now I’m going to show you how I made nice 44 euro profit on a tennis match where many would probably lose as much. To be honest – I was also on the verge of trading out and taking a loss. However, Williams had to score just one point and the whole situation turned upside down and I could start reflecting on how to maximize the profits instead of minimizing the losses!

So here you can see that I’ve backed the favourite player Williams at odds of 1.66 using a hundred euro stake. As you can see her price is shortening and I could make around 15 euro profit had I closed the trade at the current odds. But there’s an essential part of every trading strategy – and it’s the minimum necessary profit per trade. In other words – unless the odds have reached the critical level – don’t get out of the trade!

Of course, no two tennis matches are the same and you always have to add that human factor to the trading process. But generally speaking – you just can’t afford to close trades as soon as the odds are moving in your favour and taking big losses at the same time, waiting until the last moment to see if the price is going the opposite way.

The second match ends with a tiebreak and it’s a very special moment for traders – a great opportunity looms. The price fluctuations are very large – especially if a player can win the whole match by winning the tiebreak.

In this tiebreak such a player is Na Li – if she wins the tiebreak, the match point is hers. Therefore I have to watch the game very closely in case if the underdog pushes Williams’s odds too high and the potential loss figure that’s showing in red gets too big.

But Williams manages to win this set point and the odds slip out of the critical zone. However, even by scoring the set point she doesn’t secure the minimum profit needed in this match. So I’m waiting a bit into the third set to see how the players perform. If Williams manages to break, it will most likely insure the profit margin I’ve calculated for this match.

And indeed – as Williams breaks in the third game of the third set, her odds shorten to 1.15 and I can close the trade with 44 euro profit! Not bad for less than an hour’s work. Do that 3 times a day and you’ll probably earn more than you do now in your day job. All you need is the right strategies at the right times.

Thanks and talk to you soon,

Paddy

Hello Folks!

In this video you’ll see a very healthy 67% profit made from a hundred euro stake when trading on a match between Phau and Fish in the ATP Houston tournament.

I’m going to use one of my favourite tennis trading strategies which is very simple yet also very effective. Basically all you need to know is – when to back and when to lay the favourite. But then all trades are simple in their essence, aren’t they?

So here you can see I’m backing the favourite player Fish at 2.51 after the first set. If you’re wandering why I’m opening the trade right now – visit Tennis Trading League right NOW! Read the first strategy explained there and you’ll understand why I’m backing the favourite when he’s one set down.

The next bet I’m placing is, of course, the lay bet. The ideal moment for closing the trade is when the favourite breaks in a game. When it happens at the end of the second set I can lay him at the odds of 1.5 making a whopping 67 euro profit! Like I always say, it’s not rocket science – trading is easy if you know how – to find out more check out TTL 2.0.

Thanks and talk to you soon,

Paddy

In this short video I’ll show you a couple of trades executed on the match between Clement and Safin in Open 13 and you’ll clearly see the importance of the receiving player’s scored points in a tennis match and the effect it has on the odds.

Safin is the match’s favourite player and at the moment the score in the first set is 3:1 with Clement leading the game. Safin’s odds have increased and the current odds favour Clement. Just have a look right under the score table where it says that Clement broke in the fourth game. It’s an indicator that Clement is in a very good condition at the moment and as we can see after the yellow square appearing next to Clement’s name, he’s serving right now.

So what should this tell you? Well, since he broke in the last game and has already scored two points in this game, there’s a very good change he’ll score at least one more point in this game. So you’d probably say I should execute the trade by backing Clement and then laying him off, right?

Well, then listen to this – points scored by Safin bear much bigger importance at the moment since he’s the receiving player!

As Safin scores a point I’m laying Clement at 1.78 and the bet gets matched. As he scores the next point I’m backing Clement at 1.94 and 16 euro profit appears at Clement!

I executed the trade using the money circulating at Clement because he’s got bigger liquidity at the moment and he’s still the match’s favourite judging by the odds.

However, the situation in the market changes very soon and the Safin’s odds shorten and Clement’s drift out as Safin breaks in this game.

He wins the next game as well, and there’s no doubt he’s regained the leading position as a favourite. I’m backing him at 1.7 in the 7th game of the match and he just has to score two points to enable me close the trade at 1.58. 12 euro profit has just been made on the receiving player again!

All the best,

Paddy

It’s the WTA tournament in Parris, and the match is being played between Bartoli and Parmentier. Bartoli is this match’s favourite and during the first set I just monitored the score occasionally without taking any action.

As it sometimes happens, the favourite player loses the first set and this is where one of my tennis trading strategies – Race Your Profits – kicks in!

It’s nothing too complicated – you just have to place a back bet on the player when the set is over. In this case I’m placing the bet at the odds of 2.28 using a hundred euro stake; and the bet gets easily matched.

Parmentier starts serving the first game of the second set but eventually he gets broken by Bartoli who’s gathered up and leads the game despite taking the serves. His price drops down to 1.74 and I could actually lay him right now making slightly more than 30 euro.

But I decide to follow the match into the next game as Bartoli seems to be quite confident and serving is much easier than taking the serves.

Both players are scoring an even number of points until the very end of the game when the favourite Bartoli gains the advantage and then finally wins the game point as well.

This enables me to close the trade with more than 35 euro profit – yet another proof of profitability of the Betfair tennis trading!

The favourite of this match is the French player Tsonga and at the beginning of the match his odds were around 1.55.

I didn’t do anything during the first set of the match but now comes a very interesting moment. The favourite player Tsonga loses the first set and his odds drift out to 2.52.

Now tell me – even if you don’t know anything about trading tennis on Betfair – isn’t odds 2.52 a bit too high for a favourite player who’s lost only the first set by 6 : 4 ?

Yes, the player is a underpriced at the moment and that’s why I’m backing him at the odds of 2.52 using a hundred euro stake.

And now comes the next set and also the time for more action and profiteering!

Tsonga scores the first game point in the second set and it’s very promising as his odds shorten to 2.2. However, the most volatile prices can be observed when one of the players is facing a break point – and that’s exactly what I want to see in the next game of this set.

So I backed the favourite after the first set at the odds of 2.52 and now I’m following the second game in the second set to see how the events unfold on the court.

The game is being played very evenly by each player scoring points in turn until the favourite is with the advantage and his odds have dropped to 1.9 enabling more than 32 euro profit.

This is exactly what I’m doing and I’m placing a lay bet on Tsonga by clicking on the ‘Current Close’ button on BetAngel Pro screen. In a few moments the profit is split between both players evenly and no matter what happens I’ll get my 32 euro when the match ends!

But now – the best part of this video. Just have a look at what happens with the favourite’s price in a few moments – when he scores the break point. Yes, it was the very moment I was looking forward to; however, I decided to leave the trade when Tsonga had the advantage as I had already reached the necessary profit threshold.

So have a look now – the price drops down to 1.6!

Do you think I’m very regretful about not keeping the trade open for a few more moments? Well, I can only say one thing – this is what separates a gambler from a trader!

It’s essential to judge the events on the court by listening to your inner voice and while I could have made by far bigger profit by waiting a few more moments, I still made 32% profit from the stake, which is not bad at all.

And most importantly – never allow yourself to slip into a habit of counting the money you didn’t make. You’re risking of starting keeping the trades open for too long which is the very opposite of why you’re trading tennis on Betfair – executing profitable trades!

Talk to you soon,

Paddy

Now I’m going to show you another live trading example with one of my tennis trading systems – Race Your Profits – in action. And you’ll be able to see how I manage to execute a profitable trade in a second attempt after an unmatched bet has been cancelled.

You see – not always the trades are as easy as a piece of cake; sometimes the market goes against you, sometimes the bets simply get unmatched.

But regardless of these hampering factors, you have to master the right Betfair trader’s mindset and once you’ve acquired the peace of mind while trading – there’s nothing that could stop you on the way to making regular Betfair trading income!

So let’s see this trade and I’ll explain you all the bits and pieces!

The first bet of the trade is placed on the favourite player Simon at the odds of 1.97. Well, judging after the current odds, he isn’t a distinct favourite of the match. However, at the beginning of the match he was trading at around 1.2 which matches Race Your Profits System’s match selection criteria.

Now, when the first bet has been placed, I have to be very vigilant and close the trade at the right moment either minimizing the losses or maximizing the profit. This is your ultimate goal as a Betfair trader, and I can’t stress it enough – don’t fantasize about making a week’s income in a single trade. Be realistic and approach the Betfair tennis trading process as a business rather than some get-rich-quick thing!

Now comes the crucial moment in the match when Simon’s odds have dropped to a level insuring the minimum profit and I’m clicking the lay button at 1.61. Ideally I should have been waiting until the favourite scores a break point as it would insure a really profitable odds drop.

However, the things don’t always happen accordingly to the plan. Sometimes, depending on the situation, you have to accept minor deviations from the major strategy. Right now I’m also doing so by canceling the unmatched bet and keeping on watching the players’ score.

Dimitrov scores three points in a row thus pushing the favourite’s odds up, and now the underdog is just a point away from the game point.

However, accordingly to the Race Your Profits System, I can wait until the odds drift out even above the initial back odds, so there’s no reason at all to stress out at the moment. I simply keep on watching the market and the odds fluctuations.

The favourite player Simon manages to score the next two points and his odds once again drop down to the minimum profit level. I don’t even wait on him to break in this game – the previous scoring has been quite erratic and I don’t want to take unnecessary risks.

I’m placing the lay bet on Simon at the odds of 1.6 and it gets matched at 1.59. Nice 38 euro profit has been made – and if you want to achieve similar Betfair tennis trading results – just come to my website and subscribe to the 7 day Free Betfair trading video course!

In a week’s time you’ll find out all the basics and I’ll also show you a very simple and efficient way of getting extra cash for kick-starting your Betfair trading!

Wishing you all the best,

Paddy

In this trading video I’m going to show you that even I sometimes misjudge the course of the tennis game and incur that red figure on the screen!

Well, I’m just messing, I’ve stressed it many times over and over again – incurring loss is a normal part of Betfair tennis trading process. It happens to everyone! But when it comes to earning long term income, only those who can manage the losses and stay calm when the market goes against them, will succeed!

So have a look here at the match between Tursunov and Gulbis in Zagreb Indoors. So far the game has been quite even and despite Tursunov leading by 1 game point, Gulbis is still the favourite of the match. However, right now I’m going to lay him assuming that Tursunov has quite good prospects of scoring at least a few points in the next game. If you ask – why? – then here’s the answer – he scored nearly all points in the previous game, and that is some indicator to consider!

So I’m laying Gulbis at 1.84 using a hundred euro stake and the bet gets matched. Now I have to closely follow the match and see how Tursunov performs. Should Gulbis gain the advantage by more than two points in the next game, I’m going to immediately back him and exit the trade with a loss.

Well, at the beginning Tursunov takes Gulbis’s serves very well and when the score becomes 30:15, the price drifts out to 1.93. Another point scored by Tursunov, and he can possibly break in this game! This in turn means nice price increase for Gulbis and I’m waiting to see if that’s going to happen.

In this game, however, the opposite takes place and I’m forced to get out with 11 euro loss. Not a big one, and I already new that! How? Simply because Gulbis was serving and despite him winning this game the price didn’t drift out big time.

The most important point to make now is – under no circumstances allow yourself to give in the emotions and start stressing out!

First of all – if you know the right moments to trade on, the potential profit can be much bigger than the loss you will occasionally incur. In this case had Tursunov won the game, I’d make more than just 11 euro profit so in the long run my profits always balance out the losses I incur. And of course, I’ve looked at all such moments and described them into the very detail in my Tennis Trading League Systems.

As the match went on I executed another trade wiping out the tiny loss, and now I’m going to show you how the very same strategy that made me accept 11 euro loss is going to result into a roughly three times bigger profit!

I’m laying Gulbis at 1.79 using the same 100 euro stake and the bet gets matched.

This is the deciding game in the set and I can expect Tursunov try to win this set by all means. The players score an even amount of points each and I have to be prepared to close the trade at any moment should Gulbis take the lead now.

When Tursunov is just one point from winning the set, I’m placing the back bet and a nice 28 euro profit is secured. Not bad, is it?

Talk to you soon,

Paddy

I just wanted to show you the new Betfair tennis trading system’s cover here on the blog. So here it goes:

Why Final Serve? – you may ask. Well, it’s a kind of a clue, and by solving it you can answer the question – what this trading system is based on?

The answer – the final serve in a tennis game will enable you to lock in a nice green figure on the trading screen!

In this video eBook I’ll show you exactly how it happens, how to find the qualifying matches, how to open the trade, and how to close it.

And – very importantly – how to exit the trade when the market goes against you. However, on those occasions the price of the player you have layed won’t drop by a great margin.

I started to put this video system together after receiving a letter from Tony. To put it simply, he was just starting the Betfair tennis trading and couldn’t get on the right track trying to do all the necessary things at once.

Eventually it occurred to me that for the beginners something simple is probably needed. A trading system that’s really easy to implement and which won’t make you lose the whole trading bank.

So here it goes – Final Serve – and you’ll hear about it very soon again!

To make sure you’re notified when I put the system on the Net – sign up for my seven day Betfair trading video lessons (if you still haven’t) and you’ll be added to my mailing list.

Oh yes – you can see what it looks like when you’re trading using the Final Serve here:

Talk to you soon,
Paddy

However, I don’t leave womens tournaments just because of this reason. Not at all!
I’ll show you now how I made easy 32 euro on a match between Azarenka and Radwanska at the Porsche Grand Prix tennis tournament in Germany.

Azarenka had won the first set of the match and many punters would say that she was a sure bet at that moment at the odds of 1.3. However, you always have to keep in mind that there are no such things as sure bets when it comes to gambling!

Using the same gamblers’ language I’d rather say that Radwanska was a very good value bet and very soon I could spot the right moment to take the advantage of it.

I layed Azarenka off at the odds of 1.31 – simply because there was almost no money to take at the other player. As you can see now, I’m 31 euro short should Azarenka win the match.

The next, concluding step of the trade is to green out, of course, and only four minute later I did exactly this. I backed Azarenka at 1.63 which gave me 32 euro profit should she win the match.

Using this trading strategy is really a piece of cake – the only things you have to know is EXACTLY when and why you have to place the first and the second bets of the trade.

Well, you will find out it very soon – I’m going to put together a Betfair tennis trading video system showing you EXACTLY how to exploit certain odds movements in matches where a player loses the first set!

I’ll give you this strategy for a price of a cake as well – you’ll basically have to pay for shipping, and that’s it.

Talk to you soon,
Patrick