Here is a screenshot for the last 7 days. It was running a bit longer than this, building up from £150 to the current £323.68 but i wont add all 5 pages of results as they are very similar to this.
I see Lisicki has already retired against Shvedova. She is not having a great year and should rest completely before coming back as her form is not great and she is not doing herself any favours. She had great potential last year and needs to do whatever it takes to get this back, even if it means missing a bit longer.
Hi, rod hull
ReplyDeleteI am very interested to follow you
can you post up every match before you put on bet?
I am kinda need this because I have just lost my bank :(
can you help me with this system of yours?
THANKS
95 markets last week means almost all games from indian wells.....
ReplyDeleteWhy are we not allowed to see which matches u bet on ?
ReplyDeleteanyway if u'd get a blogroll, here's mine.
revallgreen.blogspot.com
@mex - sorry, no can do at the moment. It will be very price sensitive when the stakes get larger (IF) and this is just a test. I have just put aside a small amount and going to see how it goes. This could completely run out and be a waste of time in the next week. It looks good but I have no idea if it will work with real money.
ReplyDelete@open76 - There are lots of bets yes, i'll have a a look and see when i actually started this. I have info regarding all the stakes etc on my spreadsheet (bloody confusing at times) but no record of exact bets for this.
@Rev.AllGreen - There are some very shrewd punters out there and if all matches are listed, over time, it could be worked out should someone have lots of time and patience. If this is still going over time then it would be doing ok so I have to cover them for a while, sorry.
I'll be commenting and chatting about some matches on here, maybe the ones towards (hopefully) the end of a sequence. I'll add your blog in a minute mate.
interesting is there is no market with zero p/l( at least on that page)....u go all green for 0,5% prof?
ReplyDelete@Open76 - There are no markets with zero p/l, its either win, or lose and then increase stakes for the next bet in the sequence.
ReplyDeleteso u not cover your entry stake ?
ReplyDelete@Open76 - No mate, I don't cover my entry stake.
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