Important Note (READ THIS FIRST!) - Selections can change throughout the day based on odds, fresh data etc. All of the strategies are in the presets, therefore you can access the latest selections at any time.
General Rules:
Only ever back or lay if the match is in the target odds range.
If laying at high odds use minimal lay stakes.
Do your own research and only follow if you are happy with the selections.
Strategies:
Martin’s Back Over 1.5 Goals - Let the bet run
Rules: Back Over 1.5 Goals at odds between 1.25-1.35
Netherlands
Eredivisie
13/05/2023 17:45:00
Volendam
Sparta Rotterdam
Ryan’s Over 1.5 Goals Split Stake - Trading Strategy
Rules: Back Over 1.5 Goals with 50% of stake at 30 mins if 0-0
Do the same at 50 mins if no goal has been scored.
Green up after a goal or take a loss at 70 mins if no goal
England
Premier League
13/05/2023 12:30:00
Leeds
Newcastle Utd
England
Premier League
13/05/2023 15:00:00
Aston Villa
Tottenham
Tomasz’s Lay Under 1.5 Goals - Let the bet run
Rules: Lay under 1.5 goals at odds of 3.5 or below
Lithuania
A Lyga
13/05/2023 13:00:00
Dainava Alytus
Trakai
ELO Lay The Away Team - Let the bet Run
Rules: Lay the away team at 7.0 or below
Japan
J2 League
13/05/2023 06:00:00
Vegalta Sendai
Montedio Yamagata
Czech Republic
Division 2
13/05/2023 09:15:00
Trinec
Sparta Prague B
USA
Mls
13/05/2023 18:00:00
Chicago Fire
St. Louis City
Second Half Goal - Let it run
Rules: Back a second half goal (wait for better odds if you wish)
Netherlands
Eredivisie
13/05/2023 19:00:00
Heerenveen
Excelsior
France
Ligue 1
13/05/2023 20:00:00
Paris SG
AC Ajaccio
Late Goal Any Scoreline - Let it run
Rules: Back a goal at 59:00 minutes
Germany
3. Liga
13/05/2023 13:00:00
Wehen
Verl
Lay The Draw at Kick-Off - Trading Strategy
Rules: Lay the draw at kick-off, green up if a goal before 70 mins if not take a loss and red out.
None Today
For results updates check here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NTpTekGxMYNfns6NmyxF9Zyvox3vQn2SCYWDOXu6hXM/edit#gid=1007859588
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Thanks,
Martin
