Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 2.9. A couple of half chances from both teams early on but we had to wait until 39 min's in to see one of the goals of the season from who else ... Ronaldo. The odds didn't move too much as most people were expecting Roma to equalize and we missed the better trade out odds of 4.2, taking 3.8 with £75 for just under £24 profit if the game finished in a win or £19 if it finished in a draw. Those who waited would have been rewarded by another Utd goal early in the second half which drove the odds up to over 25.

Profit made on this trade = £24

Our Trading Result:
We managed to get all our stake on for once at average odds of 3. As expected Arsenal scored after 23 min's to continue their 100% scoring record at home. We traded out at 4.3 with £70 for just over £28 on the win and £29 if it ended in a draw.

Profit made on this trade = £29

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 2.8 inplay. Rangers didn't start that well but showed their physical presence with Sporting having the better of possession they went into the break goalless. Rangers played better in the second half but unfortunately didn't score before we traded out at 1.8 as usual when no goal comes. We didn't have any cover on the 0-0 and as we didn't mention it in the preview opted to have faith in Rangers grabbing a late goal so left a small profit on the win with a £108 loss if the game finished in a draw. Sometimes we get it wrong.

Profit made on this trade = - £108

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.09 inplay. The back bet on Arsenal definately didn't interest us as Liverpool started much better with the Gunners spending most their time defending, we weren't sure of the goals market delivering until near HT were we felt a goal was on its way so we backed over 2.5 goals at 5.2 with a speculative £25 to be rewarded by a goal 3 min's later from Liverpool. As Arsenal were likely to equalize we traded out at 3.45 with £90 for just under £10 on the win and £11 on the draw. We also traded out of the over 2.5 goals bet at 2.5 with £52 for £25 profit whatever the score.

Profit made on this trade = £36

Our Trading Result:
We only managed to get £70 of our £100 lay stake on at 3.5 before Gareth Barry opened the scoring for Villa after 9 min's. But this did enable us to trade out at 4.7 with £50. We gave it some time inplay before backing Villa as highlighted above and managed to back them at 1.36 with £50. After Agbonlahor and Barry scored early in the 2nd half we traded out on the back bet at 1.1 with £40 to give us an overall profit of £32 if Villa went on to win, which they did. Great result for Villa, exactly what they needed to get back on track!

Profit made on this trade = £34

Our Trading Result:
We backed Roma 1/2 Hr before kick off as we felt that they might shorten nearer the game. We also got £25 of the over 2.5 goals stake on inplay before the 1st goal. Roma definately started better and managed to go 2-0 up inside 20 min's. We traded out after the 1st goal unfortunately but managed to get 1.18 matched on the Roma lay bet and 1.5 on the goals bet for £37 profit overall. A great day with all 6 bets coming in (including the ones in the further trading section)

Profit made on this trade = £37

Our Trading Result:
We got in a little earlier than expected on the goals market here as we missed the boat in the Bayern Munich game because of a goal in 3rd minute, which meant we could turn our attention fully to this game. After getting £25 of our intended £50 on the over 2.5 goals market at 2.1 we started to get our lay stake on the draw. We got £25 of the £100 on the lay bet, then a goal came from Betis. So after the market settled we decided to trade out of the goals bet at 1.46 with £30 leaving the profit weighted towards over. We also decided to see what the odd were going to do before trading out of the draw bet and as they shortened we were looking to lay at lower odds of 3.45 with £75 so we could trade out for a small profit or no loss if we could get 3.65 matched backing the draw. Whilst we were waiting for our bet to be accepted for a few min's another goal came from Betis, which came out of nowhere as they had only 29% of the amount of possession and half the amount of shots of Zaragoza. This did enabled us to trade out at 5.8 with £16 for £8 profit on the win and £7 on the draw. So overall £21.

Profit made on this trade = £21

Our Trading Result:
After scratch our heads for two min's regarding why this game wasn't going inplay when the match had started. We decided to check Betdaq to see if the game was inplay and get our bets with them if it was. Those who contacted us about getting caught out by Betfair staying suspended we also told them to use Betdaq. Lucky for all of us their were no goals yet. We got half our lay stake on at 3.65 (£50) and also backed over 2.5 goals with £25 of the £50 we were looking to get on at 2.25. Yet again a goal came before we got all our stake on but as it came from Sevilla it was an easy trade. We traded out of the draw bet at 4.8 with £38 for £11 across all options and traded out of the goals bet at 1.49 with £35 for £13 if the game finished over and £9 if it finished under. So overall the lower profit of £20.

Profit made on this trade = £20

Our Trading Result:
We got in at average odds of 3.4 and traded out when Chris Maguire scored for Aberdeen after 21 min's. Doesn't get much easier than this! We managed to get 4.9 matched with £70 for just under £24 if the game finished in a win and just under £50 if it ended in a draw. So the smaller profit with Aberdeen grabbing a late winner.

Profit made on this trade = £24

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.23. We were put of the side bet on Portsmouth during the 1st half as they needed to wake up. In fact we had more confidence that West Ham would score during the 1st 45mins. We had to wait until 67 min's in for Pompey to take the lead through a Kranjcar goal where we traded out at 4.2 with £75 for just under £24 on the win or £16 on the draw.

Profit made on this trade = £24

Our Trading Result:
We will try and keep this simple. Utd's team announcement caused a knee jerk reaction and we were flooded with emails about what should we should do. As the majority of members highlighted they got in on the back bet we felt we had to stay with this (getting in at 1.93) but did highlight after receiving this information, laying the draw was a safer option. So after a great start from Utd, a missed penalty for Rossi and some end to end play it went flat until Tevez scored after 70 min's. Whether you had layed the draw or backed Utd you would have profited here. We traded out at 1.18 with £100 with all the weight of the profit on Utd holding on for the win for just over £71 profit. The highlight for us was Neville coming on for Anderson after 14 months out. We even got out of our seat for this one!

Profit made on this trade = £71

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.02. Rangers started well with Lisbon not really taking the game to Rangers as expected. Not many decent chances but midway through the 1st have we felt it was worth a small side trade on over 2.5 goals. We got £25 on at 3.25 and gave it until 40 min's in before deciding to wasn't going to happen in the 1st half so we traded out at 5.6 with £25 for no loss if the game finished under 2.5 goals as usual. Those who contacted us about it we advise to get out at the same time. We had to wait until 60 min's in for a goal which came via the Frenchman Darcheville which was well deserved. This enabled us to trade out at 3.75 immediately after the goal with £75 for £20 on the win or £14 on the draw. Those who waited could have got much better odds and with the late goal those with nerves of steal would have taken the full profit.

Profit made on this trade = £20

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.18 and backed over 2.5 goals at 2.4 as a side trade. Bochum's defense let them down yet again for Skacel to score after 28 min's putting Hertha ahead and enabled us to trade out at 3.45 on the draw and 1.78 on the goals bet. We traded out with the profit fairly evenly spilt for £28 across all options.

Profit made on this trade = £28

Our Trading Result:
We backed Reading in-play at 1.89 and backed over 2.5 goals inplay at 2.54. No real chances from them before Fulham opened the scoring after 24 min's. After the goal we traded out of the goals bet at 1.78 with £71 for £20 profit across both options. They had a couple of chances later in the first half but not what you would consider a shot on goal so we were cautions about backing them again but felt laying Fulham later in the send half should pay off as Reading usually turn things around and Fulham haven't won on the road in years. So we traded out at 5.8 on the back bet for a loss of £66 if Fulham went on to win. Once the odds got to 1.4 we felt it was worth the risk laying Fulham to win so we layed them for £80 which gave us a total liability of £98. Unfortunately Fulham scored again so we lost £98 on the match bet and won £20 on the goals bet so overall a £78 loss. Those smart cookies who layed 0-1 would have ended this in profit but as we didn't mention it or do it we have a loser.

Profit made on this trade = -£78

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.75 and backed over 2.5 goals at 2.3. Johnny Grounds scored an own goal after 27 min's putting Spurs ahead enabling us to trade out at 5.5 on the draw and 1.58 on the goals bet. We split the profit across all options on both bets so we could quickly focus on the other games.

Profit made on this trade = £51

Our Trading Result:
We were really positive about this game getting in at 1.82 until some idiots set a load of toilet paper on fire in the stands which then started melting all the seats and filed the pitch will smoke. We will have to put this on hold for now until its rearranged.

The game eventually took place and ended 1-2 to Ajax as expected. We traded out at 1.25 for £48 profit on the win.

Profit made on this trade = £48

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 2.57. Not much early action so could have wait alot longer before getting in. Siena hit the cross bar which was their only real chance of the 1st half. Mutarelli fired a rocket just before HT to put Lazio ahead enabling us to trade out at 3.75 with just over £68 for just under £31 profit across all options.

Profit made on this trade = £31

Our Trading Result:
The problem with chasing value is sometimes you don't get your stake on! We only managed to get £25 on at 3.45 before Plymouth scored after 2 min. Because we felt Wednesday would equalize we traded out with the profit on the draw, so £6 profit. We did do some other bets on this match because we only got 25% of our stake on but as we didn't highlight these in advance we won't report the profit.

Profit made on this trade = £6

Our Trading Result:
The match started fairly promising so we got in on the over 2.5 goals market by staggering our stake as highlighted above whilst we waited for the odds to drift on the draw. Shortly after getting all the £25 on, the game started to send us to sleep. Wolfsburg were having the better of play but didn't really have their usual urgency or accuracy! By the time the odds got to 3.35 on the overs market we agreed this was a mistake and traded out with no loss on under 2.5 by laying over 2.5 with £25. From feedback most the members seemed to have left it alone or traded out around HT with no loss on under as we did. It got to HT before we even got in on the draw bet as the odds were still around 3.5. In the 2nd half we were hoping for a better display and as it started well we staggered our lay stake on from 3.4 managing to get 2.97 average odds. The match eventually got to our usual trade out point of 1.8 on the draw so we traded out (1.82 matched) with £95. This left us a small profit on the win and all the loss on the draw. This desision was made as we still belived Wolfsburg would score as they have done in 97% of their games this season. They didn't score but Bochum did so a small profit of £5. Those who backed the 0-0 at 17 should have done really well as they could have traded at 1.3 before the goal.

Profit made on this trade = £5

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 2.96. Both teams looked like scoring with a disallowed goal and the ball hitting the crossbar but no goals unfortunately. We didn't see this finishing 0-0 so didn't back the 0-0 and traded out at 1.8 with the loss on the draw as we felt Inter would still score due to their visible determination and 100% home scoring record. We got this one wrong unfortunately so a loss of £123. We also backed the over 2.5 inplay which we traded out of 40 min's in with no loss on under 2.5 as we usually do.

Profit made on this trade = - £123

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.2 and backed over 2.5 goals inplay at 2.88 after an early shot from the blues. Chelsea had the better of play before Michael Essien scored to take the lead 41 min's in. This enabled us to trade out at 4.7 on the draw with £60 and 2.62 on the over 2.5 side bet with £55 for an overall profit of just under £43.

Profit made on this trade = £43

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.28. We held off the side bet in the 1st half as Burton were playing poorly with the majority of chances coming from Stevenage. We also advise all the members who contacted us to leave the goals market alone. Burton obviously got a kick up the backside at HT because they were a different team in the 2nd half and managed to score after 57 min's. We traded out of the draw bet at 4.6 with £65 with the majority of the profit on the win due to lack of draws. Burton were spurred on by the goal which encouraged us to get in on the over 2.5 goals market but as we had already advise members no to do so we feel we can't report it, so overall £33. Those who actually got in on the goals market in the 1st half and contacted us after the 1st or 2nd goal we advised to switch the loss onto under 2.5 because of Burtons new found motivation.

Profit made on this trade = £33

Our Trading Result:
This went perfect for us. We backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 2.39 getting most our stake on after Arsenal upped the tempo 20 min's in. Adebayor opened the scoring for Arsenal after 30 min's for us to trade out at 1.74 with £138 for £36 across both options. We actually forgot to put back Arsenal if they look dominant at odds over 1.45 in the preview so despite advising to do this inplay we can't report this so overall £36.

Profit made on this trade = £36

Our Trading Result:
We managed to get £70 on the lay bet at 3.25 as the odds had shortened on the draw before kick off and backed over 1.5 goals at 1.55 (unfortunately with only got half our stake on the goals bet) before Adama Coulibaly opened the scoring early on for Lens. This enabled us to trade out of both bets at 5.0 on the draw bet with £45 and 1.17 on the goals bet with £30. So overall £32 profit. Loads of other opportunities in this match with 4 more goals so well done to those who profited from them.

Profit made on this trade = £32

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.65. Villa were dominant as expected managing to take the lead through an Ashley Young goal after 28 min's. This enabled us to trade out at decent 1st goal odds of 6 with £55. After the goal we backed Villa as highlighted above as a side trade and were rewarded by another goal from John Carew a few min's before HT to trade out at 1.06 on the side bet. As we had tickets for this game we are a bit annoyed we couldn't make it for family reasons but the result and the profit soften the blow. Another great result for Villa over struggling teams an amazing 15 goals scored in 3 games.

Profit made on this trade = £53