US Masters 2025
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wearthefoxhat
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His shot at the 15th was one of the most incredible I've seen.
Put me in mind of some of Seve's shots - almost magic.
https://www.skysports.com/golf/video/12 ... is-masters
Put me in mind of some of Seve's shots - almost magic.
https://www.skysports.com/golf/video/12 ... is-masters
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Padawanbewbie
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I know Rory got as low as 1.04 on betdaq during the round. I didn't check after that as I too went to bed.
Any interesting numbers ?
Any interesting numbers ?
I trade The Masters entirely manually and finished with an all green +905.92 after commission which I felt was OK - what do you do Peter, trade manually or use servants/automation or a combination of those?
In 2024 you made £2175.39 on The Masters as shown in the excellent recent video (link below) - how did you do this year in comparison?
How did others do?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNU_SI1BD5A
TIA Peter.
...very well done - I guess you are trading like I am but using larger stakes, plus using a few other strategies! 
I think I may have been levelling up too soon - I would have probably doubled my green by being more patient in waiting for the market to come to me rather than looking to green each trade sooner rather than later.
I wish I'd made a note of my trading volume and number of matched bets as that would have been interesting.
I think I may have been levelling up too soon - I would have probably doubled my green by being more patient in waiting for the market to come to me rather than looking to green each trade sooner rather than later.
I wish I'd made a note of my trading volume and number of matched bets as that would have been interesting.
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Lynskey888
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Well done, gents!
My green was tiny in comparison, but worthwhile for me, particularly as I made a complete pig’s ear of Saturday evening only to bounce back on Sunday.
I’m entirely manual and less prone to embrace risk than both of you, I suspect. I need to up my game!
The winner market during the final round was absolutely fantastic. I think I’ll ask Santa for one of those every day.
My green was tiny in comparison, but worthwhile for me, particularly as I made a complete pig’s ear of Saturday evening only to bounce back on Sunday.
I’m entirely manual and less prone to embrace risk than both of you, I suspect. I need to up my game!
The winner market during the final round was absolutely fantastic. I think I’ll ask Santa for one of those every day.
...it's easy to make a mess or fire bets in on the wrong player - I did that last year on Aberg for him to then birdie the hole he was playing - I managed to escape without too much pain, but it's easy to do early on with so many players in the mix.Lynskey888 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 16, 2025 1:06 pm...particularly as I made a complete pig’s ear of Saturday evening only to bounce back on Sunday.
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Lynskey888
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Yeah, definitely. BF reordering the market - lowest to highest prices - every so often doesn't help either. I try to keep the ladder for each player in exactly the same position on the screen irrespective of odds. I learned that the hard way, though, clicking in the wrong place.
Saturday's calamity was different. A small part of it was down to McIlroy's early charge and the sheer volume of money in the market compared to a normal PGA event. But it was mostly the result of holding a position for too long on the basis of incorrect information. Lesson learned.
Saturday's calamity was different. A small part of it was down to McIlroy's early charge and the sheer volume of money in the market compared to a normal PGA event. But it was mostly the result of holding a position for too long on the basis of incorrect information. Lesson learned.
...every green is worth having Lynskey - keep at it