I have came across the website https://backforprofit.com/ It looks like something I was looking for to learn in-play trading.
I have also found a guy on Twitter called Run like a drain. After reading his review, I'm even more eager to sign up for this online course.
The only thing that gives me a bit of doubt is this picture below. As you can see his overall strike rate is exceptionally high last, 4 months av win is 81% It seems too good to be true? Does anyone have experience with B4P?
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I've got to know both these guys over the last couple of years. Run Like A Drain visited here when I did a meet and greet.
https://runlikeadrain.com/bet-angel-meet-greet/
If you want a laugh look at the comments on that post.
In contrast to most other in-play services out there Andrew really knows his stuff and deploys it using Bet Angel servants. Which makes a lot of sense.
It's worth a go if you want to learn about in-play. You would expect in-play strike rates to be higher than pre-off by default.
https://runlikeadrain.com/bet-angel-meet-greet/
If you want a laugh look at the comments on that post.
In contrast to most other in-play services out there Andrew really knows his stuff and deploys it using Bet Angel servants. Which makes a lot of sense.
It's worth a go if you want to learn about in-play. You would expect in-play strike rates to be higher than pre-off by default.
Great thanks Peter, I will give it a go.
I think is good to be cautious, but some people are waaaaay over the top with their accusations especially in that comment section lol.
Trading is really hard to learn for some (especially for me) and after some time of failures people start assuming is all scam and anyone that claims it can be done must be a scammer.
I think is good to be cautious, but some people are waaaaay over the top with their accusations especially in that comment section lol.
Trading is really hard to learn for some (especially for me) and after some time of failures people start assuming is all scam and anyone that claims it can be done must be a scammer.
I fully understand people being cautious and I think it's generally the right attitude. Most of the market is there to make money from you, not for you. So it's the right approach.
I'd imagine most of the comments on that blog were encouraged by somebody. I mean, you have an open house and people still struggle to believe it and come up with some of those comments. It just doesn't make any sense, but it really threw it into sharp contrast for people like David.
I'd imagine most of the comments on that blog were encouraged by somebody. I mean, you have an open house and people still struggle to believe it and come up with some of those comments. It just doesn't make any sense, but it really threw it into sharp contrast for people like David.
Yes, I did read his comments just now, it's nice that he can be bothered to post (funny) answers to such ridiculous comments.
I reckon for some people is just a path o least resistance in making assumptions: they would like and trust you right away if you would publish your trading videos from some fancy swimming pool in an exotic country, wear a Rolex (on both wrists), maybe a thick gold chain on your neck.
I reckon for some people is just a path o least resistance in making assumptions: they would like and trust you right away if you would publish your trading videos from some fancy swimming pool in an exotic country, wear a Rolex (on both wrists), maybe a thick gold chain on your neck.
can you send your review to me?
I've been interested in a while in this course. It looks like it's all about being patient and waiting for the right trade to come.
i remember when David had said he was on his 4th day without a trade. HE is now averaging 50-£100 per session