Yearly result from Betfair Trading : Poll
How much did you win/lose in 2022, if you consider yourself a full-time trader.
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are part timers allowed to vote..or just ft people?
Whatever bucket is closest is fine.
I won over 100k - generally found trading similar to previous years, thou declining liquidity is always an issue.
I won over 100k - generally found trading similar to previous years, thou declining liquidity is always an issue.
First market of the new year, the Australian A-Men was a loser. Despite only losing a few quid, in a brief moment of stupidity and insanity, I thought Shit, I've been cursed at the stroke of midnight and doomed for 2023.
Reassuring to get two greens before half time at Blackburn and quickly put that hoodoo to bed.

Reassuring to get two greens before half time at Blackburn and quickly put that hoodoo to bed.

- Crazyskier
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I think there is too big a gap between 'broke even; and 'won over £10k'.
But maybe that's just me as I'm somewhere right in between that and I invested many many hundreds of hours to achieve a few grand. More fool me I guess, though for me it is a principle of being profitable long term rather than relying on BF as an income stream, unlike many other regulars on here, I'm sure.
CS
But maybe that's just me as I'm somewhere right in between that and I invested many many hundreds of hours to achieve a few grand. More fool me I guess, though for me it is a principle of being profitable long term rather than relying on BF as an income stream, unlike many other regulars on here, I'm sure.
CS
Sorry - it was a rushed poll, just used as an indication.
I didn't think full-time traders would fall into the smaller buckets - they would be forced out of the eco-system.
I didn't think full-time traders would fall into the smaller buckets - they would be forced out of the eco-system.
That's the point I was making but there's nothing wrong with spending hundreds of hours making a grand if you enjoy what you're doing. Twenty years ago when I was betting with street bookies I made about £80 in a year but at the end of the day I spent the whole year enjoying watching horse racing.Crazyskier wrote: ↑Sun Jan 01, 2023 5:16 pmI think there is too big a gap between 'broke even; and 'won over £10k'.
But maybe that's just me as I'm somewhere right in between that and I invested many many hundreds of hours to achieve a few grand. More fool me I guess, though for me it is a principle of being profitable long term rather than relying on BF as an income stream, unlike many other regulars on here, I'm sure.
CS

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