Our Trading Result:
We got our back bet on earlier this morning at 2.04 and got in on the goals bet in-play at 2.36 with £50 about 20 min's in. Neither team were at their best today, definitely not what we usually see when these teams meet. We decided to trade out of the goals bet at half time with £35 for a £15 loss if the game finished under. Celtic upped their game in the 2nd half taking the lead after 73 min's for us to trade out at 1.2 with £170 for £67 profit across all options, giving us a £52 profit overall

Profit made on this trade = £52

Our Trading Result:
We got in 20 min's into the game at 2.12 as the odds were ridiculously short. It took 30 min's or so for the game to open up and for Leverkusen to take the lead. The odds dropped to 1.5 and we got our bet matched at 1.55. Those who waited could have got 1.27 matched after the second goal 5 min's into the second half.

Profit made on this trade = £35

Our Trading Result:
We got our lay bet on at 3.4 a few min's in-play as we were still watching the Hertha game. We got in on the goals bet at 2.86 around 30 min's in. Reading looked the better team but Boro were better than expected. Reading took the lead 54 min's in so we traded out on the goals bet as it didn't look like any more were coming at 3.2 for no loss if the game finished under and we got out at 5.0 on the lay bet with £68 for £30 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £30

Our Trading Result:
We got our back bet on at 2.04. Parma started strong managing to go one up 21 min's in enabling us to trade out at 1.38 with £140 for £48 profit on the Parma win.

Profit made on this trade = £48

Our Trading Result:
We got in a few min's in at 1.7. Valencia started fairly well but went one down 33 min's in. At this time it did look like they still had a chance so we waited for an equalizer, the next goal came from them again. At this time we backed the draw at 8.6 with £15 as there was still 30 min's for them to pull it back. Unfortunately this didn't happen and they finally lost 3 - 0. Their improvement in defense obviously wasn't long term !

Profit made on this trade = - £115

Our Trading Result:
The odds had drifted so we got in at 2.64 before Kick off. The first 20 min's were an absolute nightmare all Man Utd with Ronaldo scoring after 10 min's. Fulham start to come back into the game after about 25 min's and had a few chances before half time. The odds nearly got to our trade out odds before the second goal 58 min's in but we were forced to wait for them to drift again. Fulham held them off enabling us to trade out with about 10 min's to go at 1.6 with £150 for £70 profit. This was easily the most stressful trade so far this season!

Profit made on this trade = £70

Our Trading Result:
Obviously we got in on this one when we picked the trade at 1.97. There were some good chances in the first half but no goals. Its unusual for us to back the 0-0 half way through a game but the hype must have rubbed off on us. We put £25 on at 2.36 to minimise our loss should it finish 0-0 so when a goal came from Milan's Inzaghi 70 min's in we were kicking ourselves. We took the 6.0 that was immediatley on offer after the game returned in-play, and traded out with £25 for a profit of £71, minus the correct score bet for an overall profit of £46.

Profit made on this trade = £46

Our Trading Result:
We got in about 20 min's before kick off at 3.15. As expected Sevilla weren't at their best during the first half and went 1 down 18 min's in for us to trade out at 1.73 with £182 for £78 profit across all options.

Profit made on this trade = £78

Our Trading Result:
We got in 1.93 and were wandering why the odds were drifting before kick off. This was obvious in the first half as Empoli despite having some key players missing were playing very well and took the lead 20 min's in. We didn't trade out as some of our members did but waited to see what was going to happen in the early part of the second half. Unfortunately they scored again so we ended up taking 13.0 as trade out odds with £50, for a loss of £50 if the Empoli won or drew. At this time we advised most the members who contacted us to back 2-0, 2-1, 2-2 those who did would have taken a large profit on the goals market to cover the loss. As we didn't mention it in advance we won't report the profit.

Profit made on this trade = £50

Our Trading Result:
We got in about 15 min's in on the goals bet at 2.32 and at 1.7 on the back bet once Fulham settled down. The first half was very open (lots of rain too) but unfortunately no goals. At half time we couldn't all agree on the trade out strategy so stayed in to see what was going to happen in the next 15 min's. Yakubu open the scoring a few min's into the second half enabling us to trade out on the win bet at 1.24 with £60 for £20 profit on the Everton win and another goal from Yakubu came shortly after for us to trade out at 1.65 on the goals bet with £141 for £38 profit. Yet another goal came 20 min's later giving anyone (the Everton supports and Dave Arnold) a much larger profit.

Profit made on this trade = £58

Our Trading Result:
We got our back bet on at 1.62 as the match turned in-play and our goals bet on at 2.36 a short time in. Reading opened the scoring 17 min's in so we were fairly confident of the goals bet coming off as highlighted in the prematch preview. Liverpool equalized about 10 min's later at this point we traded out on the goals bet at 1.17 for £53 profit. Despite equalising Liverpool were looking very awkward with the most rediculous set up for this match with Torres, Voronin and Crouch upfont, sorry we don't get it Rafael. Reading took the lead again after 60 min's for us to call it a a day and traded out at 4.5 with £50 for a loss of £50 if Reading won or the game finished in a draw. The worst Liverpool performance of the season!

Profit made on this trade = £3

Our Trading Result:
We were waiting for the odds to drift as usual so the early Boro goal caught us out. This gave us some time to take stock of what was going on. Middlesborough were definitely the dominant team which gave us deja vu of yesterday so we left the back bet alone as highlighted above. We didn't get on the goals market until after Walcott came on about 60 min's in at 2.8. Another goal came from Middlesborough 13 min's later giving us trade out odds of 2.04 for £35 profit. Those who got in before kick off or waited for the 3rd would have taken more profit.

Profit made on this trade = £35

Our Trading Result:
The odds were drifting on the draw in the lead up to this match so we took 3.55. If you had some faith you could have got under 3 in-play before the goal. We took 2.54 on the goals bet in-play. Chimbonda scored just before half time for us to trade out on both bets. We traded out on the draw bet at 6.0 (6.2 available) for £39 profit and traded out with no profit or loss on the goals bet at 2.54. Those who waited on the goals bet would have take the full profit.

Profit made on this trade = £39

Our Trading Result:
We backed Blackburn at 2.1 a few min's in and got in on the goals bet at 2.62. The game was open in the first half but the introduction of Ashton and new team tactics in the second half seemed to tip the balance in West Hams favour. They took the lead 7 min's into the second half where we decided to trade out on the goals bet at 3.15 for no loss if the game finished under as the odds were drifting very quickly prior to the goal. We decided to give it some time to see if Blackburn equalized but unfortunately they didn't. So we turned our trade out strategy to the goals market backing 0-1, 1-1, 0-2, 1-2 to end in a small profit. As we didn't mention backing the goals market in advance we won't report the profit again, but please consider this as an option in the future.

Profit made on this trade = - £100

Our Trading Result:
We waited as long as we dare and got in at 1.65. The first goal came 20 min's in from Horsham superstar Farrell (this is definitely the week for upsets) as the odds were short we decided to hang in there for an equalizer from Swansea. It only took 60 seconds for the goal to come enabling us to trade out at 1.06 with £100 for £56 profit if the game finished over another minute later Horsham took the lead again!!! What a game, those who waited would have taken the full profit and witness one of the most entertaining games this year.

Profit made on this trade = £56

Our Trading Result:
The odds on over 2.5 steadily shortened in the lead up for this match to around 1.58. We waited for 10 min's but they had only drifted to 1.7 which we begrudgingly took as we didn't want to get caught out. Real Madrid were on fire driving 3 goals past Lazio in 36 min's. We traded out after the 2nd goal from Raul at 1.09 with £156 for £53 across all options.

Profit made on this trade = £53

Our Trading Result:
We backed Barcelona when we picked the trade last night at 1.51. So when Stuttgart scored a lucky goal after 3 min's and the odds went up to 2.2 for a short time, we were a little annoyed knowing there was a high probability Barcelona would still win for us to trade out with a better profit. Barca were dominant after going behind and took the lead after 57 min's for us to trade out at 1.13 with £100 for £36 profit. Another goal followed 10 min's later for those who waited for a better profit. We were right about Ronaldinho and Eto'o wanting to impress, they both scored.

Profit made on this trade = £36

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.5. Cottbus are definitely a changed team ! They opened the scoring 11 min's in but as usual when a non-favourate scores the odds end up sitting just under 4.0. As most the members know we wait for 4.1 as a minimum but we have to admit we traded half our stake out at 3.9 and decided to wait for a little while for the odds drift to trade out the rest. We weren't surprised when another goal came from Cottbus after 30 min's for us to trade the rest of our stake out at 8.0 for £47 profit on the win.

Profit made on this trade = £47

Our Trading Result:
We backed Blackburn at 2.26. Within the first 15 min's Wigan were 2 up, shocked is an under statement but they deserved it. We decided to wait until around half time to see how Blackburn responded. 37 min's in they were 3 down leaving us nowhere really to go. We advised those who contacted to back 3-2 as a bit of a punt which was available at 15.5 when we backed it for £20. Santa Cruz grabbed one back for Blackburn giving them a glimmer of hope. The first 20min's of the second half Blackburn were highly motivated with Santa Cruz getting himself a hat trick for us to trade out on both bets. We got out of the correct score bet at 3.7, for £60 profit and as Emerton was sent off for Blackburn reducing them to 10 men it was a big ask for them to score again so we layed Blackburn at 4.5 with £50 so we could end in profit. We won't report the goals profit in the figures as we didn't mention it in advance.

Profit made on this trade = - £50

Our Trading Result:
We back over 2.5 goals in-play at 2.58 as the game looked fairly open with a couple of chances. Not much happened after getting in and about 5 min's before half time we backed under at 1.26 to minimize our potential overall loss to £80 if there where no late goals. At half time the pressure was on from members to pick a correct score so we advised 0-0, 1-0 and 0-1. So again little or no no loss (depending what stakes you used) as we covered the correct score bets but as usually we don't report them in the trading figures so unfortunately our worse day for a long time, £80 loss. Poor Fulham, what a way to lose another match, goal in the dying seconds.

Profit made on this trade = - £80

Our Trading Result:
We got our lay bet on at 3.2 and our under 2.5 side trade on at 1.71. As expected a tight game with only one real chance coming before we traded out on the goals bet at 1.39 with £50 for £15 profit if the game finished under. The only goal came from Tevez just before half time to put Utd in front. We had to wait a little while for the odds to drift out on the draw to our usual trade out point of 4.1. We backed the draw with £75 for £24 profit on the win for an overall profit of £39

Profit made on this trade = £39

Our Trading Result:
We backed Parma at 1.84 and got our side bet on over 2.5 goals at 2.42. Parma took the lead after 26 min's for us to trade out at 1.26 with £110 for £53 profit. We also traded out on the goals bet at 1.75 with £65 for £22 profit and an overall profit of £75. Their 2nd half produced 2 more goals for Parma giving those who waited over £150 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £75

Our Trading Result:
We got in on over 2.5 goals in-play at 1.78 as the odds were stuck around there for about 5 min. We layed FC Köln at 1.68 as a side bet before the match turned inplay. Simpson opened the scoring for Kaiserslautern after 19 min's giving us the perfect opportunity to trade out on both trades. We got out on the goals bet at 1.35 with £132 for £30 profit and backed FC Köln at 2.74 with £31 for another £18. We would have probably waited a little longer for Köln to equalize if we didn't have the additional profit on the lay bet.

Profit made on this trade = £48

Our Trading Result: We got in at 2.52 about 10 seconds before Defoe scored from Spurs. Its wasn't a fluke as they nearly scored a couple of min's later with the same play. 20 min's in Zokora was sent off for Spurs giving City a great advantage. The odds dropped to under 3 shortly after and we traded out half our stake at 3.05 but were fairly confident of an equalizer due to Tottenham's defensive record so we let the bet run. It didn't come and Spurs continued to out play City. With 20 min's to go we backed 0-1(2.12), 1-1(3.85),0-2(10.5) to cover our potential loss and as the game finished 0-2 and we ended with a small profit. As we didn't recommend the correct score market in advance we wont report the profit.

Profit made on this trade = - £50

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.3 just after the game turned in-play. We weren't that confident of the goals market as the game went flat when we would normally get in so we only used £25 and waited until about 35 min's in for thinks to pick up, getting 4.4 matched. Chelsea were definitely the better team and open the scoring after 58 min's. The odds shot up to over 9.0 about a minute later after Crouch was sent off reducing the Reds to 10 men and drifted quite quickly out to 11.0. We traded out at 8.4 with £34 so most the members beat us on this one. We also got out on the goals market at 3.85 with £28 for for a small profit of £3

Profit made on this trade = £65

Our Trading Result:
We got in on this a couple of min's in at 3.25, we didn't even know Everton had scored a minute in until one of the other traders said ' these odds are a bit high put the TV on'. This seem to be the typical feedback we were getting from our members. So when AZ equalized about 15 min's later we traded out a 2.0 with £150 for £71 if AZ won and £47 if it went to Everton or a draw. It ended in a Everton win which was well deserved so £47 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £47

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 1.69 on the over 2.5 goals bet with the first £50 of our £100 stake and backed Spurs at 1.5. Spurs opened the scoring after 7 min's for us to trade out on the back bet at 1.19 with £55 for £14 if Spurs won. As we had only got in with £50 instead of £100 on the over 2.5 bet we waited for another. The next one came from Reading taking them even just over 5 min's later. We decided to trade out at 1.1 with £50 leaving all the profit on over as Spurs were very likely to score again. So an overall profit of £42

Profit made on this trade = £42

Our Trading Result:
We got in a 1.47 with our 1st £50 a short time in once the game opened up a little. No real chance in the first 25 mins enabling us to get in for the 2nd half of our stake at 1.83. The first goal came from Celtic (obviously) about 10 min's before half time. The odds only shortned to 1.51 so we felt it was worth waiting for another as our average odds were only 1.65. Just after half time they scored again so we took the 1.3 that was on offer and traded our with £127 for £26 across all options as we weren't 100% confident of another.

Profit made on this trade = £26

Our Trading Result:
God we hate technology sometimes! During this game not only did we lose our Satellite signal so we were trading blind for some time (relying on members for info) then after we got our bets on we had to reboot our Internet as we lost our signal. Anyway we got in at 1.8 on the over 2.5 bet and at the same time backed Ajax at 1.52. The first goal came from Ajax despite VVV having the majority of the possession early on. We decided to get out on both bets before anything else went wrong. Trading out at 1.22 with £60 on the back bet and 1.60 with £100 on the over 2.5 bet. If we had waited like the majority of members we would have seen two more goals for 100% on the goals bet and the win bet. Sometimes we get it wrong.. but still a profit admittedly a small one in comparison.

Profit made on this trade = £28

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 1.84 on the over 2.5 goals bet and 1.5 on the PSV Back bet. PSV spent most there time during this match closing Breda down which to be honest is what needed to happen with their recent form, but this style of play changed the dynamic of the game and you could tell by the atmosphere the home fans were disappointed. Therefore we were over the moon when Koevermans scored just before half time as we felt this could end 0-0. We then traded out at 1.78 with £109 for £8 profit on the goals bet and 1.15 with £60 for £15 profit on the back bet.

Profit made on this trade = £23