Spain v Switzerland - A risk free £200 on 3-0

Spain v Switzerland - Hedge it for £20+ profit pre KO

Holland v Japan - £350 Profit on 3-0, again Pre KO

Portugal v North Korea - £7 Profit before a ball was kicked

Spain v Honduras - Risk Free Profit on 2-0 and 3-0 here, ready to hedge nearer the game

Spain v Honduras - Have taken £33 minimum profit, nice start to the afternoon

Mexico v Uruguay - 3 Hours Before Kick Off

Greece v Argentina - Profit Locked In at 5:00PM (KO 7:30PM)

Paraguay v New Zealand - Nicked £27 already and it’s only 12 Noon on the day of the match!

North Korea v Portugal - All Done and Dusted Before KO Again

Nice Green Screen With 2 Hours To Go

Can you really afford to be without these strategies for the rest of the World Cup and the new football season to come?

To see what the package is all about and to get your hands on a copy at our special World Cup rate click below…..

Betting System Notes

BetAngel on an iPad

Just had this on from Peter Webb over at BetAngel, how good does this look.

Over to you PW….

The iPad was formally launched today in the UK so I went into town stood in line for an hour and was the third person in the area to boost Steve Job’s net worth.

I love all sorts of gadgets so couldn’t resist having a look at the iPad and the first thing I did was connect to the VPS server and have a play on Bet Angel.

Take a look below…..

Quite tempted myself after seeing that, so I can see where my first £500 of risk free World Cup profits will be going!

And if this has whetted your appetite to have a little play with BetAngel itself then they have a fantastic half price offer on at the moment, where you can get a whole month’s access for just £15. Now that fits in rather well with a certain little football tournament in South Africa doesn’t it. As don’t forget their dedicate football trading software, Soccer Mystic, is now FREE with all Bet Angel Professional for Betfair purchases.

Click below to grab yours….

Betfair Stat Attack - May

Welcome to Stat Attack with our friends over at BETFAIR

Here we give a round up of the pick of the prices traded on the exchange during the past month’s action.

Certainly makes for some interesting reading…….

22nd May

Blackpool are the 20th and final side to have booked their place in the 2010/11 edition of the Premier League after beating Cardiff City in the Championship play-off final by a 3-2 scoreline this afternoon. The Tangerines were amongst the favourites to be relegated to League One at the start of the campaign which explains why they were as big as [60.0] on Betfair to get promoted. But Ian Holloway’s side are nothing if not resilient and increasingly dangerous when the chips are down and this afternoon’s match was no exception, winning in 90 minutes after twice going a goal down.

Former Newcastle man Michael Chopra opened the scoring for Cardiff, Blackpool skipper Charlie Adam hit back and then the highly-rated Joe Ledley scored Cardiff’s second, leaving Blackpool with a mountain to climb. Uphill task it may have been but goals from Gary Taylor-Fletcher and journeyman striker Brett Ormerod put Blackpool up just before the break. That was obviously good news for their fans who had made the long trip down to Wembley but it was even better news for a handful of punters on Betfair. Those who had backed Ian Holloway’s troops to be up at the break secured in-running odds of 75.0 and those who had backed the “any unquoted” runner on the half-time score market (either side to score three goals in the first-half) got 48.0.

The second-half promised more of the same early on but Blackpool were understandably more concerned with winning promotion than entertaining the fans at Wembley or the viewers back home in a match that was believed to be worth £90 million to the victor. Conditions were hot and stifling, the pitch was heavy and slow and with Cardiff running out of steam and Blackpool protecting what they had, that’s how the match stayed. Blackpool were backed at 9.0 to win the match when 2-1 down and at 55.0 to win by a 3-2 scoreline.

There will no doubt be plenty of celebrating tonight and for a couple of weeks beyond that but very soon Ian Holloway will have to start thinking about what he needs to do to prepare his side for the dizzy heights of the Premier League. The ink may not yet have dried on the newspapers reporting on his team’s historic victory but already bookies are writing off his teams’ chances of avoiding the drop next season, with Blackpool chalked up as the 1.4 favourites to go straight back down.

22nd May

Inter have won the Champions League in thoroughly convincing fashion after being matched at a high of 50.0 on Betfair during the group stages. At that stage they looked like they were crashing out before they’d even got going but no Jose Mourinho team is beaten until the final whistle is blown and so it proved with his side knocking out the likes of Barcelona and Chelsea along the way en route to completing an unprecedented treble in Italian football.

Diego Milito was matched at odds of [7.0] to open the scoring and Inter never looked back after that, with the Argentine adding a second midway through the second-half. The Italians were matched at a high of [2.88] to win in 90 minutes and at [16.0] to win by a 2-0 scoreline.

No betting is currently available on Betfair on Jose Mourinho walking out on this very pitch every other week next season but wherever his future lies, it’s been another Special evening tonight.

16th May

England were backed at a high of 15 in Betfair’s Twenty20 World Cup tournament winner market. Beaten finalists Australia were backed at a low of 1.54 to lift the trophy.

In-running punters got a high price of 2.8 about an England victory following a slow start to their chase of Australia’s total.

15th May

Chelsea v Portsmouth (1-0)

Chelsea backed at 15.5 for a Premier League and FA Cup double
Chelsea backed at 5.9 to win the Cup in the outright market and a high of 1.39 to win in 90 minutes
Under 1.5 goals backed at 7
Chelsea backed at 1.13 to score two goals or more
Drogba to score first in a 1-0 win was backed at 40

12th May

24 years later Diego broke English hearts once again as Atletico Madrid beat Fulham after extra-time to win the inaugural edition of the Europa League. Diego Forlan scored half-way through the first half after being matched at odds of 6.4 to open the scoring and his team traded at just 1.31 to win in 90 minutes but the Cottagers hit back through Simon Davies just before the break. Despite there being a few chances in the second-half, that’s how it stayed with those who backed the draw in-running at 5.7 and the 1-1 scoreline at 9.2 pretty satisfied with the absence of any further goals.

Tiredness and weariness set in during extra-time and for much of the 30 minutes it looked like penalties would be needed to find a winner but up popped Uruguay star Diego Forlan again in the dying seconds to net the winner. Atletico were matched at 8.0 in-running in the extra-time match odds market and at odds of 14.5 to win after extra-time before kick-off in the “method of victory” market.

Fulham fans can be proud of their achievements during what was an extremely long and emotional campaign in this competition but Atletico, who always looked like they had an extra gear in them if necessary, were probably deserved winners in the end. The Spanish side were matched at a high of 80 to win the competition.

So as you can see with those sort of prices and trading opportunities on offer if you are not part of the BETFAIR revolution you are really missing out. Plus these boys have a free £25 bet for everyone when they sign up too, just click below to grab yours today.

Naturally we have this all covered in Oddsmatcher so you can cash this out for instant risk free profit today or contact us at info@bet72.com and we would be happy to work some risk free options out for you anytime.

More Cup Final Nuggets

Another “crystal ball” trade from The Nugget Crew, this time on the FA Cup Final.

Hands off trading in every sense of the word, as I didn’t have to do a thing apart from keep an eye on the game. So it was setup the markets, watch the game and draw the profits, brilliant.

For this game we were using a brand new strategy that the boys have been working on for matches with red hot favourites, where they may well score 4 or more but NOT concede more than 1.

Their pre-match analysis gave us this….

Speculation

Little bit wary of the Wembley pitch and it might not be the landslide victory many believe it will be. Sure Chelsea be happy with a comfortable 2-0 victory.

The strategy we are using has 2 scoreline risks, the 2-2 and 3-1. The 3-1 to an extent we can cover and if we manage to get to that scoreline we can add to it if necessary to limit losses. With the form Chelsea are in it is hard to see Pompey scoring 1 let alone 2. All other scores are covered via AUQ and a LAY of under 3.5. We’re almost arbing the 2 markets with cover on 3-1 to make a small profit whatever the outcome. This is a strategy I often use when there is a strong favourite which tends to limit the markets you can use.

And so to the trade itself

BACK AUQ £58
BACK 3-1 £6
LAY OVER 3.5 £82

As stated above 2-2 and 3-1 are our dangers. 2-2 is unlikely. We are looking to make between £15 and £20 here in what hopefully will be a nice smooth trade on any other scorelines! We can very much leave this alone and possibly add to the 3-1 if the odds drift out although it will eat into our £15 to £20 profit.
Beauty of this is that in the unlikelyhood of the dog scoring 2 away to one of the big boys we have the option of backing the 3-2, 2-2 at big odds as cover if necessary.

And once again it worked out as planned, £15 profit (after commission and even time for a couple of cold ones during the match too!).

Yes The Nugget Crew are warming up very nicely for the World Cup thank you very much.

In working with The Nugget Crew, we have two of the leading professional football traders at our disposal so we all have the opportunity to develop and nurture some very profitable football trading strategies together.

These boys are well known to our members of the bet72 membership site and have provided some invaluable content, free trading strategy guide book, many videos and live webinars over the last few weeks.

They have demonstrated the importance of determining a strategy that fits the criteria of a selected match, is adaptable when the game is “in-play” and has various exit points for closing both a winning and possible losing trade. Correct Score markets, Match Odds and Under/Over 2.5 goal markets are the most popular markets as evidenced by the amount of liquidity available. But they show how trading different markets in the same match can produce dividends. It’s a balancing act that requires knowledge of the movements of odds in markets that are mutually linked to each other. These boys really show what can be done by with a little out of the box thinking.

If you want a little flavour of the Nugget Boys, they have kindly allowed us to show one of their videos from their Nugget Collection below, really does make you think what can be done. And with World Cup year almost upon us, plus live football of some sort on virtually every single day of the week, getting some niche trading strategies in your toolbox could be a very profitable weapon to have, I have been picking up plenty of green screens lately that is for sure.

XT Starter One Strategy

The collection retails at £39.99 for 8 or £59.99 for the full set of 13 strategies, you can check out the full list of videos and some further sneak previews over at the boy’s site:

http://www.tradingfootball.eu

And as if that isn’t enough of a bargain well these chaps a fantastic offer for all bet72 readers, an exclusive 10% discount, just drop me a line at darren@bet72.com and I can sort out this exclusive extra saving for you with the Nugget boys. Oh by the way Bet72 Members get a 20% discount on the collection, how good is that, click here to find out more about that service.. Just another perk of being a bet72 member!

Hold on there is more. The boys have another exclusive for us at bet72, just drop me an email saying “Show Me The Nuggets” and I can forward you a copy of their Nugget Green Football Trading Book, packed with trading strategies and ideas to launch anyone into the profitable world of football trading, remember you cannot get this anywhere else!

Betfair Stat Attack - April

Welcome to Stat Attack with our friends over at BETFAIR

Here we give a round up of the pick of the prices traded on the exchange during the past month’s action.

Certainly makes for some interesting reading…….

29th April

There will be no dream all-English Europa League final after Atletico Madrid, matched at 7.6 on Betfair to qualify against Liverpool, secured a priceless goal in extra-time to book a date with Fulham in Hamburg. The home side were backed at a high of 1.87 to win the match in 90 minutes and at 8.4 to win 1-0, the only result that would take them to into extra-time.

And it all looked rosy in the Liverpool garden after Yossi Benayoun scored in the first half of extra-time, at which point they traded at a low of 1.5 to actually win the Europa league. But up popped Diego Forlan, famous for scoring a brace against Liverpool in a 2-0 win for Man Utd a few years back, breaking hearts in the Kop End and ensuring Rafael Benitez will finish what is likely to be his last season at the club, trophyless. Atletico Madrid have been backed as high as 80.0 to win this competition but are now just 1.66 with Betfair punters installing them as favourites over Fulham.

Roy Hodgson’s side did it the hard way themselves, going a goal down before coming back to beat Hamburg, the very side whose stadium will be hosting the final. The Cottagers were matched at a high of 20.0 to win the match and at 24.0 to win it 2-1. They also drifted to odds of 17.5 to qualify before goals from Simon Davies and Zolten Gera sent them through. Fulham famously started this campaign long before the Premier League season got underway , needing to go through the qualifying rounds and it was at this stage that they were matched at the huge price of 560. Hardly surprising given they had to follow qualifying with a group stage and then face four more knock-out stages before they even reached a potential final.

But tonight Roy Hodgson and his troops will feel this mammoth campaign was all worth it and despite going into the final as the underdogs, many out there will feel they can upset the books once again.

28th April

Barcelona v Inter Milan (1-0; 2-3 on aggregate)

Former 1.5 Champions League favourites Barcelona out of competition
Inter Milan have traded at a high of 50 to lift the trophy; now new favourites at 1.62
Barca were backed at a low of 1.16 on Betfair to qualify from the semi after taking the lead in the first leg; Inter traded at a high of 7.4 in the same market
Barcelona matched at 3.2 to win the game after scoring in the 84th minute
Over 1.5 goals backed at 1.19

25th April

Chelsea beat Stoke City 7-0 this afternoon which sent a chilling message to their title arrivals Manchester United, and did wonders to their goal difference in the process. The Blues only ever touched 1.25 on the match odds market after taking an early lead courtesy of Salomon Kalou, who went on to score a hat-trick. The 7-0 scoreline was backed in-running at odds of 100. The three points, the superb goal difference and the level of the performance has seen Chelsea shorten to 1.64 for the Premier League title with Manchester United now 2.54.

Over at Turf Moor, Liverpool’s 4-0 thumping of Burnley just confirmed what has seemed like an inevitability for the past few months: Burnley are now officially relegated. Rafa Benitez’s side were matched at a high of 2.0 and just about kept them in contention for a top four finish, albeit an unlikely chance. They now trade at 16.5, having been backed at odds of just 1.14 when it looked like Champions League football in 2010/11 was no more than a formality.

One of the sides deemed to have a better chance of playing in Europe’s premier club competition next year is Aston Villa, who made the most of a controversial penalty at home to rivals Birmingham to grab all three points. James Milner was backed at odds of 9.8 to open the scoring, Villa touched 3.95 and the 1-0 scoreline at 8.4. Villa are trading at 10.0 for a top four finish but Tottenham at 1.99 and Man City at 2.64 are still the teams to beat.

21st April

Bayern Munich moved a step closer to a first Champions League final in ten years after being matched at 3.5 on Betfair to beat Lyon tonight in a match that had a bit of everything. The brilliant yet temperamental Franck Ribery was sent off just before half-time for Bayern which put them under the cosh but a second red of the match, this time for Jeremy Toulalan of Bordeaux in the 54th minute, levelled matters and the home side took advantage.

The source of the goal was a familiar one, Arjen Robben scoring again after having already scored the decisive goals that saw Bayern knock out Fiorentina and Manchester United in the previous rounds. He was matched at 10.0 to open the scoring. Even the goal had some element of controversy though with replays showing it may have flicked the head of team-mate Toni Muller on its way in after the Dutchman unleashed a shot from just outside the box.

The result was good news for those who backed the 1-0 scoreline at 8.4 and those who showed faith in Bayern’s back five by siding with a home clean sheet at 2.58. Louis Van Gaal’s team go into the second leg as the 1.36 favourites to progress but despite being in that position are still only the third favourites at 3.7 to win the competition. The Betfair market thinks the winner of the other semi-final will go on and win the competition with Inter 2.7 and Barcelona 3.35.

20th April

Inter Milan v Barcelona (3-1)

• Inter backed at 11 to win after conceding first (Barca matched at 1.45)
• Over 3.5 goals backed at 7.6
• Final score of 3-1 backed at 75
• Inter 1.75 to qualify for final, Barca 2.3
• Inter and Barca share Champions League favouritism at 2.92

17th April

Manchester United may still be as long as 4.5 to win the Premier League but they’ve got Paul Scholes to thank for still being in contention at all, after being matched at odds of 42.0 in-running on Betfair to beat rivals Manchester City. The veteran midfielder was backed at huge odds of 27.0 to open the scoring and those who had shown faith in the former England man had to wait until second-half injury-time before knowing they had a winning bet. The stalemate had been backed as low as 1.05 before Scholes’ winner. Chelsea are still heavily fancied to win the title at 1.3, having traded at a low of 1.13 when it seemed like United would get only a draw from today’s match.

That may have been the biggest story as far as far as the title goes but Bolton were responsible for the greatest comeback of the day. Backed at a high of 120 whilst trailing at that fortress that is the Britannia Stadium, a late double from Matt Taylor turned the match on its head and handed Bolton three more points.

Having twice taken and lost a lead at Ewood Park, Everton fans would have been very frustrated if they’d left with just a point. They can thank Tim Cahill for ensuring that didn’t happen after the Australian scored a late winner to allow Everton, matched at a high of 9.4 to win the match. That 2-3 scoreline was backed at 110.

Over at the Stadium Of Light, the Black Cats were in control for most of the match as they took a 2-0 lead before a late Burnley goal gave them some nervy last few minutes. The home win never went above the 1.78 mark and the defeat means Burnley are that much closer to being relegated, now just 1.05 on Betfair.

Hull City are the side most likely to join them (and Portsmouth) in The Championship according to the Betfair market, which makes them a 1.32 chance. Their goalless draw against Birmingham (in which the scoreline was matched at 15.5) may have been a decent result in normal circumstances, but not when you’re when you’re in the position the Tigers are in. West Ham and Wigan, both trading at 6.2, are the sides most likely to go down in their place if Ian Dowie’s side somehow find a way to miraculously avoid the drop for the second season running.

11th April

US Masters

Phil Mickelson was backed at a high of 16.5 on Betfair to win the Masters
Lows: Lee Westwood was backed at 1.98; KJ Choi at 2.82; Tiger Woods at 2.92

Man City v Birmingham (5-1)

• City traded at a high of 1.54 to win the match
• City now 1.39 for a top four finish
• Six goals or more backed at 48

Liverpool v Fulham (0-0)

• Liverpool backed at a low of 1.29 to win; the draw at 6.2
• 0-0 final score backed at 19
• One goal or more backed at 1.05
• Liverpool trade at 20 for a top four finish

Spurs v Portsmouth (0-0; 0-2AET)

• Spurs touched a low of 1.31 to win in 90 minutes; the draw was backed at 6.4
• 0-0 final score backed at 25
• Portsmouth extra-time win backed at 30
• Pompey have been backed at 500 (£10 matched) to win the cup

Blackburn Rovers v Manchester United (0-0)

• United now 7.4 to win the Premier League (Chelsea 1.36, Arsenal 7) and have been backed at 8.2
• Utd backed at 1.49 to win today
• Draw traded at a high of 5.3
• One goal or more backed at 1.05
• Final score of 0-0 backed at 18.5
• Home clean sheet traded at 8.8

Wolves v Stoke (0-0)

• Final score of 0-0 backed at 10
• Wolves 25 to be relegated

10th April

Aston Villa v Chelsea (0-3)

• Chelsea backed at 2.38 to win the game
• Over 2.5 goals backed at 55 in-running before late third goal
• The Blues are now 1.5 to win the Cup before tomorrow’s semi between Spurs (1-3 to win in 90 minutes) and Portsmouth (10)

Hull v Burnley (1-3)

• Burnley backed at 20 after going behind
• Hull at 1.21
• Over 4.5 goals backed at 44
• Burnley 1.15 to go down; Hull 1.41

West Ham v Sunderland (1-0)

• West Ham trade at 5 to be relegated

7th April

There will be no Premier League representatives in the semi-finals of the Champions League after Bayern Munich were matched at odds of 17.5 on Betfair to qualify against Manchester United, which they managed courtesy of a 3-2 defeat this evening, thus going through on the away goals rule.

It all looked like it would be plain sailing for the 2008 champions when they led 3-0 after 40 minutes thanks to a Darren Gibson opener and a Nani brace. At this stage they traded at odds of 1.06 to make the semis but Ivica Olic, who had scored the winner in the first leg, and that man Arjen Robben scored either side of Rafael’s sending-off to get the two goals the German side needed to make it to the next round. The final scoreline was matched at odds of 36.0 and Bayern Munich, matched at a high of 150.0 when they looked like they were heading out of the competition at the group stages now trade at just 6.0 to go all the way.

Things were a little less dramatic over in Bordeaux where the home side beat Lyon 1-0, which proved insufficient to see Laurent Blanc’s side progress. Marouane Chemakh scored just before half-time to give the home team genuine hope of going through and rewarded those who had backed the scoreline at 9.0 and the straightforward win at 3.0 but the second goal never came and Lyon, matched at a high of 2.3 to qualify, will be the ones facing Bayern Munich in the semis. Claude Puel’s team trade as the 8.2 outsiders to win the tournament.

So as you can see with those sort of prices and trading opportunities on offer if you are not part of the BETFAIR revolution you are really missing out. Plus these boys have a free £25 bet for everyone when they sign up too, just click below to grab yours today.

Naturally we have this all covered in Oddsmatcher so you can cash this out for instant risk free profit today or contact us at info@bet72.com and we would be happy to work some risk free options out for you anytime.

We are Inter the Money Again Thanks to The Nugget Crew

It was not just Jose running around with his finger in the air at the end of the second Champions League semi final. As it was another green night for “The Nugget Crew” and their trade of the day.

What we love about these trades is that all the main angles are covered, usually by trading one market off against the other. Not the usual “all eggs in one basket” approach you see elsewhere. Can’t wait to see what they have lined up for the World Cup and we will be working directly with The Nugget Crew combining free bets and trading to give everyone green, green, green screens throughout the tournament, so watch this space for details on that service.

Pre Match Analysis

BARCELONA v INTER MILAN 19.45pm

From a trading persepctive this is an intrigung fixture.
Speculation as to the final result saw Ads & I spending over an hour discussing it.

We`ve come up with the following:

LAY BARCA “TO QUALIFY” @ 2.5
BACK 3-0 @ 12.0
BACK BARCA TO WIN ON PENALTIES @ 44.0……in “Method of victory” market
BACK BARCA TO WIN IN EXTRA TIME @ 22.0……in “Method of victory” market

3-1 (which @ 10.5 in CS is too low to back) is covered by the “method of victory” bets

AUQ can be covered by big green on 3-0

Stats
Inter have conceded 3 goals only once away from home this season

Post Match Roundup

A relatively stress free trade despite the sending off in the first half of Inter`s Motta. 0-0 the HT score we then simply had to guard against 2-0 as AUQ became increasingly unlikely. Prtotect youre bank being the number one mantra here, we steadily layed Inter in the “to qualify” market in order to cover against the threat of 2-0. We spent a fair bit on insurance but came out with £11 profit to TOTD advised stakes

As the chaps say, this was a stress free trade and even though the early sending off shifted the odds against us a little we had all the angles covered to steadily exit the trade for a nice little profit all round
Then crack open another cold one and Mourinho to do his thing (just below in case you missed it).

In working with The Nugget Crew, we have two of the leading professional football traders at our disposal so we all have the opportunity to develop and nurture some very profitable football trading strategies together.

These boys are well known to our members of the bet72 membership site and have provided some invaluable content, free trading strategy guide book, many videos and live webinars over the last few weeks.

They have demonstrated the importance of determining a strategy that fits the criteria of a selected match, is adaptable when the game is “in-play” and has various exit points for closing both a winning and possible losing trade. Correct Score markets, Match Odds and Under/Over 2.5 goal markets are the most popular markets as evidenced by the amount of liquidity available. But they show how trading different markets in the same match can produce dividends. It’s a balancing act that requires knowledge of the movements of odds in markets that are mutually linked to each other. These boys really show what can be done by with a little out of the box thinking.

If you want a little flavour of the Nugget Boys, they have kindly allowed us to show one of their videos from their Nugget Collection below, really does make you think what can be done. And with World Cup year almost upon us, plus live football of some sort on virtually every single day of the week, getting some niche trading strategies in your toolbox could be a very profitable weapon to have, I have been picking up plenty of green screens lately that is for sure.

XT Starter One Strategy

The collection retails at £39.99 for 8 or £59.99 for the full set of 13 strategies, you can check out the full list of videos and some further sneak previews over at the boy’s site:

http://www.tradingfootball.eu

And as if that isn’t enough of a bargain well these chaps a fantastic offer for all bet72 readers, an exclusive 10% discount, just drop me a line at darren@bet72.com and I can sort out this exclusive extra saving for you with the Nugget boys. Oh by the way Bet72 Members get a 20% discount on the collection, how good is that, click here to find out more about that service.. Just another perk of being a bet72 member!

Hold on there is more. The boys have another exclusive for us at bet72, just drop me an email saying “Show Me The Nuggets” and I can forward you a copy of their Nugget Green Football Trading Book, packed with trading strategies and ideas to launch anyone into the profitable world of football trading, remember you cannot get this anywhere else!

We’re Not Messi Traders

More Golden Nuggets last night in the Barca v Arsenal game. The boys pre match analysis and staking ideas proved to be spot on and once again it was green screens all around.

What we love about these trades is that all the main angles are covered, usually by trading one market off against the other. Not the usual “all eggs in one basket” approach you see elsewhere. Can’t wait to see what they have lined up for the World Cup and we will be working directly with The Nugget Crew combining free bets and trading to give everyone green, green, green screens throughout the tournament, so watch this space for details on that service.

For example last night before Arsenal scored we have a green on the under 2.5 goals cancelling out our red on the correct scores we had covered, so no risk whilst the game started to unfold. Then as the goals came our profits started to hit on the correct scores and we could exit the trade in a controlled manner.

Here is a look at their Pre Match Analysis. Adster is a gooner in case you didn’t know!

Feel for the boys tonight really do, am hoping it will be damage limitation and praying for a miracle! No Fabregas, Van Persie, Gallas, Arshy, and concerns over Song and Rosicky. Barca too have both centre backs out for the biggest game of both sides season. Much as love to see the Arse go through it would take a monumental performance and without their captain just can’t see it. Our dangers are 1-2, 3-2 but we have cover via the 3-3, AUQ, 3-1. The unders covers most of our loss on correct score market. Wouldn’t be surprised if we see 4 goals scored by Barca here, hence the big green on AUQ!

Back under 2.5 for £40

Back 2-1, £12
2-2, £6
2-3, £2
3-1, £13
3-0, £13
3-3, £3
AUQ, £33

Good luck all. IF stakes are too high etc just halve or quarter all of the above.

Post Match Round Up….

At 2-1 whilst £40 was lost on unders the decision was made to green up on correct score for £58 and not risk the 3-2 scoreline although believed Barca would score 4 it wasn’t worth risking a big red. £18 profit though, and some made more laying the 3-1 scoreline in last few minutes! If only Messi would sign for the Gunners!

So after 37 mins it was job done, money in the bank, crack open another cold one and enjoy the rest of the Messi show, lovely!

In working with The Nugget Crew, we have two of the leading professional football traders at our disposal so we all have the opportunity to develop and nurture some very profitable football trading strategies together.

These boys are well known to our members of the bet72 membership site and have provided some invaluable content, free trading strategy guide book, many videos and live webinars over the last few weeks.

They have demonstrated the importance of determining a strategy that fits the criteria of a selected match, is adaptable when the game is “in-play” and has various exit points for closing both a winning and possible losing trade. Correct Score markets, Match Odds and Under/Over 2.5 goal markets are the most popular markets as evidenced by the amount of liquidity available. But they show how trading different markets in the same match can produce dividends. It’s a balancing act that requires knowledge of the movements of odds in markets that are mutually linked to each other. These boys really show what can be done by with a little out of the box thinking.

If you want a little flavour of the Nugget Boys, they have kindly allowed us to show one of their videos from their Nugget Collection below, really does make you think what can be done. And with World Cup year almost upon us, plus live football of some sort on virtually every single day of the week, getting some niche trading strategies in your toolbox could be a very profitable weapon to have, I have been picking up plenty of green screens lately that is for sure.

XT Starter One Strategy

The collection retails at £39.99 for 8 or £59.99 for the full set of 13 strategies, you can check out the full list of videos and some further sneak previews over at the boy’s site:

http://www.tradingfootball.eu

And as if that isn’t enough of a bargain well these chaps a fantastic offer for all bet72 readers, an exclusive 10% discount, just drop me a line at darren@bet72.com and I can sort out this exclusive extra saving for you with the Nugget boys. Oh by the way Bet72 Members get a 20% discount on the collection, how good is that, click here to find out more about that service.. Just another perk of being a bet72 member!

Hold on there is more. The boys have another exclusive for us at bet72, just drop me an email saying “Show Me The Nuggets” and I can forward you a copy of their Nugget Green Football Trading Book, packed with trading strategies and ideas to launch anyone into the profitable world of football trading, remember you cannot get this anywhere else!

I Cannot Lose Even When I Try

Some people can do no wrong (even when they are trying to).

Take Master Trader, Peter Webb. Here he is recording a few screens on how you could get into a loss situation trading the horses on Betfair then up pops a profit opportunity which he duly jumps on and turns those red screens to green.

Trading is all about finding the window of opportunity and this video shows that perfectly. Maybe I should put up one of mine of how to turn a Green screen to Red, not quite as impressive some how!

Also here is a great “intro to trading” video, again from Peter….

To see more of Peter in action then check out our feature on his software Betangel here

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