Market will react to hourly weather forecast updates and there are manipulators out there with huge banks driving the price up and down sometimes, also often around 11.00pm the trading ladder starts to thin out of orders as people in UK head to sleep & this encourages some bizarre moves during the small hours. This will likely happen tonight with Eng & Draw prices so close together It can be maddening/frustrating/wonderfulabgespaced wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 2:35 amHi all,
I'm new. I did my bank on the last test due to the draw. Looking to get my confidence back.
Anyway, draw hit 2.0 last night (while I was in bed). I am still dumbfounded by why it got so low. It was priced as if England were going to bat to 2000 and Pakistan never have a first innings. This was obviously corrected very shortly after, spiking to 4.5.
What I want to know is, how do you manage this rediculous overselling? Knowing that the weather looks good for at least 4 days (not great, just better than last test) and facing a draw at odds of 2.5. Laying at 2.5, watching it plummet to 2. Do you double down at that stage? This is how i wiped out my bank last time.
Right now the draw still looks like good value at 4.0. Unless Pakistan put up a good first innings total (highly unlikely looking at their odds of 580) they'll possibly follow on and it will be all over before the last day, which is when the forecast says there is the most chance of rain.
I guess the risk is that the game lasts to the final day and then gets rained out. How do you manage this risk? I feel like there will be opportunities in the next 2-3 days to get the draw at lower than 4, but any further wickets will only spike it and bad weather will be the only chance for it to come back down.



This has been a very tricky game to trade for sure, I'll be very careful from here.