LeTiss wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2010 11:19 am
Firstly, go to your Doctors & get an ECG test - You don't want to be trading Tennis with a weak heart!
It's very volatile, so Stewart is right, trading from point to point hoping for some good scalps is a white knuckle ride.
You need to have a good understanding of the players involved, current form, type of surface, and then make a judgement based on what you're watching
Once you've mastered Tennis trading, it's a tremendous earner
I know this is an old thread. But as I've decided to try my hand at trading some tennis, it seems like you're the goto man.
I've watched tennis ever since I can remember, not followed it religiously, but enough to know who some of the current top players are etc.
Other than form and surface (and also players form on each surface) are there any other areas I should look at?
I've been looking mainly at Women's tennis, as there seems to be more opportunities to make a few ticks off break of serve, which has paid off well the past two days.