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Evening everyone

Just got in. Looks like I've miissed out on a few goals. Will have to see what the vultures have left behind!

Back the draw in the man u v debrecen game, as I've decided not to green up my man u profits ;~)

Getting a stuffing this evening , can't complain as I've had my best month ever.

Start again tomorrow.

I was considering laying Chelsea this evening but glad I didn't. Still a bit early in the season to pick any trends IMO.

Thanks go to Arsenal for a 3rd goal.

Greed does pay (once in a blue moon) :~)

I am watching the Arsenal match they are all over Fulham and score should be much bigger. Struggling to type as this bottle runs dry. I always start with a glass but end up with an empty bottle somehow.

"Greed does pay (once in a blue moon) :~) "

Greed, is good. LOL!

scrip you might not have seen my post from last night as you have not answered the question. i have looked on the links above but cant find any reference to the avarage % win per event ie if you layed out 1000 pound would the net winnings be 10% or more.

That's an impossible question to answer as there are so many ways to trade a match, most of which I use. At the smallest level you can make as little as a few 10ths of a % but can turn them often and at the luckiest you could call a match on the nose and walk away with well over 100%. I tend to trade what I see rather than having some arbitary amount in terms of % or 's in my mind.

scrip thanks for honest reply, i thought it was a % game

Off on my hols for a couple of weeks. Good trading everyone.

Hope the move goes well Fundy.

John,

Have a great time away and on your return give us a shout for that get together.

John

have a good hols mate - everything should be fine for the move - famous last words lol.

Give us a call when your back and we'll sort out a night out

Awesome BetAngel: Laid the draw 4th test at 3.35 before play this morning with a 30 tick offset and 5 point trailing stop before going out for back-to-school shopping.

Saw that Australia had followed-on in a tv shop window in Cheltenham, which gave the chore some light relief.

Arrived home to find my stop had been pulled up to 4.7 and closed manually at 4.9 for a huge number of ticks. Now green and enjoying the match :-)

Really pleased to see it being used to its potential. Also really pleased to see England nudging closer to the ashes. I have a couple of positions running this afternoon while I creosote the fence.

Scrip - What with the automation and now the force open/reverse giving order book dma type function for working the order book as demonstrated in your "causing pain" tutorial, this is truly a killer application.

Edward

Scrip, I would like to book for the course on 29th. The special offer is for bookings before 29th August which is bank holiday Monday. If I book this weekend, can I still get the special deal? Helen

Hi Helen, You should be OK. It's something you will have to double check with global markets.

Edward, You are really going to love the next two modules as well. We are busy testing them at the moment and will release them soon. They have been pretty complicated to write so we are being careful about putting them through their paces before we release them.