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Well done , Emmson, you've got the cricket trading down to a tee. Do you watch the matches to decide on trades or tick trade the movements? Thanks
Five Live Xtra ...............is how I have followed the game, if the feed is fast enough to cancel bets in time on hearing something dramatic like a wicket or boundary or even a play and miss that is the most critical thing. I take positions and the tick trade around that.spreadbetting wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 6:53 pmWell done , Emmson, you've got the cricket trading down to a tee. Do you watch the matches to decide on trades or tick trade the movements? Thanks
When Talk Sport had contracts over the winter I couldn't cancel bets in time which made life very difficult.
Probably a daft question but any point in having a go at cricket without knowing anything about the sport itself or even the rules? Cricket just seems completely alien to the rest of Europe, any trading approaches that don't require sporting knowledge?
Last time I touched a cricket market was somewhere in 2014 when I was fascinated by the Completed Match market, it had more money matched than MO.
Last time I touched a cricket market was somewhere in 2014 when I was fascinated by the Completed Match market, it had more money matched than MO.
Some probably could cold trade cricket without any knowledge of the sport just by laying low and backing high or tick nicking between balls or between innings or between toss and play starting.Kai wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 7:11 pmProbably a daft question but any point in having a go at cricket without knowing anything about the sport itself or even the rules? Cricket just seems completely alien to the rest of Europe, any trading approaches that don't require sporting knowledge?
Last time I touched a cricket market was somewhere in 2014 when I was fascinated by the Completed Match market, it had more money matched than MO.
Then there is the lay the draw in test matches that still pays out year after year. Though markets are cottoning on to that more than they were.