Greyhound Scalping and Trading
Hi,pete15 wrote:hi . nice work! , how can you it read when no money there ? is it fired from excel through guardidan ?
It's price gaps on the back side.
Example:
Back odds are: 4, 5 and 6. So, you lay at 4.5 and 5.5 etc. You effectively become a market maker for price gaps.
Because if there was then there would be a price there. If there is a gap then there is no price or money available. In the last 20 seconds of a greyhound market then market makers and others are trying to close out their positions and they will generally take any prices on offer. But because of the gap, we are at the front of the queue and get matched quickly. You cant do this on horse racing etc as the markets are too efficient and generally their are no price gaps.pete15 wrote:ah i see , but how do you know that there is no money in the boxes??
cheers
You start 2 minutes before up until 20 seconds before the start.pete15 wrote:i think i understand im a bit new to this !!! so you do last 20 secs of race . sorry to sound thick!!!
Take a look at this screen shot so far today. You don't need to use large stakes etc. Today I am just using £2 lay stakes. It might look like pennies but don't forget there are around 80 races per day and it will soon add up over the course of a week!!. Look at the M.Bets column and you will see how many matched bets I am placing. You can do this manually but you need to be very quick as Greyhounds odds jump up and down very fast.
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Didn't catch many races this evening as was out and about....
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Liability per trade is £100.andrejt wrote:What's the average stake for this results?
Some large scalps going on today...
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