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Sounds like compulsive trading disorder to me scrip :-)

(i should know - i suffer from it)

campbell birdies 17 - can afford a double at the last

gee im glad i traded out my winning score bet - that putt could have wiped out my profit

A good evenings work! Glad I stayed up and got attacked by insects.

11m traded!

Bet Angel just spotted a massive trade go through at 1.01

Good night All. Back tomorrow for tennis!

See you all tomorrow morning.

Nite all

Congrats to Campbell - happy to admit i was wrong as didnt think he would win

Hi all,
In your opinion what is the best internet site for live streaming horse prices

Is Henman out yet ?

B-P,

Betfair of course!

Agree

Afternoon all

Is anyone else having problems with the betfair page reloading itself every minute or two or is it just me - it makes trading impossible and is doing my head in?

Steve, OK here

Must be a problem with my machine bak - have had it on and off for a few days now

you trading the tennis? see federer is on cruise control

Not on Fed as no value at all but just picked up small win on Myskina. Backed her when she was 1 set down. Won't be on her again as she nearly lost it.
She went out in the 1st round in Paris cos her mother was very poorly.
For a high seed she should have won in 2 sets

With Wimbledon in full swing and with Nadal beginning his campaign today I thought I'd post this interesting article from this weekend's Sunday Times outlining the failure of French Open champions to transfer their same successes onto a grass court.
See link for full article.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/newspaper/0,,2768-1660132,00.html

So based on this article I'll be laying off Nadal today. He's currently available at 1.26/1.27, not as short as a 4th seed ought to be but reflects his vulnerability and poor standing on grass.

We mustn't forget Henman who also starts today. He's on 1.12/1.13 and an even better lay opportunity.

My stratagies for both these players is to lay at the outset or at a better price when the games commence hoping to green up on later or trade out of if going against me.

I know little of tennis but I just can't see a talent such as Nadal flopping. He may not win but he has a never say die attitude.

Hope you are able to make a few quid on him today Bak but I hope he goes on to win.

Day 2 and Henman still in ?

Strange :-)

John,

I totally agree with you on his talent and his attitude having made a decent amount on him prior to Wimbledon. I hope he goes on to win today too but I'm hoping he has a wobble before he does and before I start to trade on him.
Even though I've layed him off it's only a very small amount which I'm hoping to reverse for a profit as soon as he starts to dominate