It maybe a language thing, but, just be a little careful.
Typically, in test Ckt, there are 3 outcomes in the. match mkt.
Home win
Away win
Draw .. Which would normally be about 3.0, but could be 2.0 or less, if weather threatens to affect play.
U want I lay the 3.0 etc.
There will be another Seperate mkt, for a Tie .. Which should be, about 750/1 , which u can lay, but, it requires a big bank. (True odds of a tie in Test Ckt, should be about 3000/1)
I cannot stress enough, u need to specialise, and become comfortable with each mkt u bet on. If u bet on any random mkt, u are gambling, and for a long term profit, that has to be avoided.
I know v little about football betting .. Bigger syndicates, have that modelled.
Newbie needs your help
Well, the sport I know best is football and I'm planning to get familiar with horse racing. These are the 2 markets that I would like to trade on.
My journey is just about to begin. It will be tough road but once I master it, you'll all have a beer from me. That's a promise!
My journey is just about to begin. It will be tough road but once I master it, you'll all have a beer from me. That's a promise!
£5 from £50 bank is more than possible once you know what you're doing. Most successful traders would consider 10% returns as a fairly straightforward achievement
My advice though is to concentrate on the markets, and simply try to eradicate mistakes
One of the biggest mistakes newbie traders make, or traders with a gambling instinct is to concentrate too heavily on what they can win, and not concentrate enough on whether they are making a sensible trade
Once you can read markets, that £5 will seem like a piece of cake, but whilst you're still learning you may be tempted to make rash decisions purely to try and achieve a 10% return.........in my experience, that attitude will eventually wipe your bank and destroy your confidence
My advice though is to concentrate on the markets, and simply try to eradicate mistakes
One of the biggest mistakes newbie traders make, or traders with a gambling instinct is to concentrate too heavily on what they can win, and not concentrate enough on whether they are making a sensible trade
Once you can read markets, that £5 will seem like a piece of cake, but whilst you're still learning you may be tempted to make rash decisions purely to try and achieve a 10% return.........in my experience, that attitude will eventually wipe your bank and destroy your confidence