Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 2.78 and backed the 0-0 initially at 9.4 with £5 and then inplay as the match continued goalless again at 4.0 with £5 and 2.76 with £10, despite it being fairly end to end neither keeper was really challenged here. The draw odds got to our usual trade out point so we traded out with £100 moving the loss on to the draw as usual. As the match finished goalless we had a loss of £31. Not the best start to the month but we will get it back over the next few trades.

David's members ended with a small profit here. That's the advantage of not sticking to a preview and receiving his live trading advice.

Profit made on this trade = -£31

Our Trading Result:
We only had £35 on the lay the draw bet at 3.8 before the opener, £10 on the 0-0 at 14 and layed over 2.5 with £50 at 2.0. Both sides started well but it was Burnley who took the lead a short time in catching us out on the goals bet. We were able to get a small positive movement on the draw trade getting out at 3.9 with £97 for a £3 profit on the win. Because of the early goal we layed under 2.5 goals again as planned getting 1.4 matched for average odds of 1.7. Due to the £10 loss on the 0-0 we looked to recover this with the goals trade getting out at average odds of 1.94 with £89 which from feedback was what most of you did. Well done Kim who let both the draw trade and the goals trade run for a big profit, nerves of steal. So overall only £3 here.

Profit made on this trade = £3

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.3, layed over 2.5 goals at 2.44 and backed the 0-0 at 9.8 with £5. No goal before we traded out on the goals trade at average odds of 2.8 with £40, infact the odds had drifted quite a bit before kick off from when we got in, lots of members got out before the match kicked off. The opener came from Standard who were clearly the better team about 15 min's later for us to trade out at 4.6 with £68 for an overall proft of £30.

Profit made on this trade = £30

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.6 with only £68 of the £100 we were looking to get on as the odds drifted out not returning to this point before the opening goal. We also layed under 2.5 goals at 1.94 as a side trade and backed the 0-0 with £5 at 13. The opener came 3 min's in from Wolfsburg as expected just a little sooner than we hoped, but this enabled us to trade out of the draw trade at 5.5 with £42. We followed our usual plan on the goals market by laying over 2.5 again at 1.34. Pompey hit back just after 10 min's in so we moved the loss onto under as usual by backing over 2.5 at 1.15. Overall a £19 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £19

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.4, backed the 0-0 with £5 at 11 and layed over 2.5 at 2.44. The opener came about 5 min's in for us to trade out of the draw trade at 4.0 with £84. We then layed the over again at 1.54. We had traded £66 out at 1.7 before the next goal which came before we had traded out completely so we moved the liability onto under as usual by backing over 2.5 at 1.24 with £225 for a potential loss of £179 on under. Coming into the last 10 min's it was pretty obvious both sides were happy with the draw so those who contacted us were advised to split the loss or move it back onto over which we did by laying over at 3.6. Whilst most members fed back to us they minimized the loss coming into the last 10 min's we didn't highlight it in the preview (its in the top tips though) but we feel we should report the loss here so -£173.

Profit made on this trade = -£173

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw here at 3.5 and backed the 0-0 at 15 with £5. Unfortunately we hadn't got in on the goals trade before the opener but Frankfurt were on a mission here. We traded out at 6.2 with £50 for an overall profit of £42

Profit made on this trade = £42

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.25 as we were a little late getting in here, sorry to those who were waiting for us. Put £5 on the 0-0 at 9.0 and £10 on at 3.6 in play. No early goals or before our usual trade out point of 1.8 with the loss on the draw. We managed to get 1.83 matched. 3 late goals exactly as we though the match would goal just coming at the wrong time. A few nervous moments when Hull equalised but as it finished 2-1 we ended with a £15 loss from the safety bets.

Profit made on this trade = -£15

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.3, backed over 2.5 goals as a side trade inplay at average odds of 3.05 and backed the 0-0 with £5 at 11. No early goal so we traded out at HT with the loss on under on the goals trade at 5.2. The opener came at the perfect time just the wrong team for a decent profit but we were able to trade out at 4.1 with £77 for £17 overall

Profit made on this trade = £17

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.55 and backed over 2.5 goals at 2.96. West Brom opened the scoring for us to trade out at 4.5 with £78 on the draw trade and 2.18 with £34 on the goals trade for an overall profit of £25.

Profit made on this trade = £25

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.35 and backed 2-0 at 15.5 and 0-2 at 16.5. The opener came early from Villa as expected for us to trade out on both trades. We got out at 4.1 with £80 on the draw trade and average odds of 8 on the 0-2 trade (the goal came a little too early to profit much from this) for an overall profit of £20

Profit made on this trade = £20

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 2.94 and backed the 0-0 at 9.6 with £8. Not much action in the 1st half but these two usually see goals in the 2nd half so we weren't too concerned. We did grab another £7 of cover near the end of the 1st half at 3.6. The 2nd half started with more pace with Genoa scoring (regrettably so not the odds movement we were hoping for) from a decent free kick for us to trade out at 3.6 with £81.50 Overall a small profit of £2

Profit made on this trade = £2

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.45, backed the 0-0 at 12.5 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.25. No goal before HT so we traded out with the loss on under as usual on the goals trade getting out at average odds of 5.3. West Ham regrettably couldn't find the goal with Spurs having the better of chances taking the lead at the perfect time for decent odds movement. We traded out at 5.2 with £63 for an overall profit of £30

Profit made on this trade = £30

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.35, backed the 0-0 at 12 with £5 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.4. Roma for the 1st half seem to be happy soaking up the pressure from Bordeaux so we went into the break goalless to trade out on the goals trade at 5.3 with the loss on under 2.5. Typically Roma tend to change up a few gears in the 2nd half so we weren't too concerned. We were rewarded by a goal at the perfect time for decent odds, enabling us to trade out at 5.5 with £58 for an overall profit of £35.

Profit made on this trade = £35

Our Trading Result:
We backed Juventus at average odds of 1.61. They had the better chances in the 1st half but some poor finishing and good defending by Bate saw us go into the break level. Normally the tactical changed at HT for Juve would see them improve and go on to win in the 2nd half but after missing a penalty in the early part of the 2nd half we resigned to the fact this could be one of those games. Midway through the 2nd half we decided to minimise the potential loss so layed Juve at 2.34 with £55. Lots of member grabbed some cover here on the 0-0 to walk away with a small profit here. As we didn't mention this market in the preview we took some cover on the next goal market laying Juve at average odds of 1.74 with £35 after Blizniuk nearly scored for Bate so overall we ended with a £20 loss overall.

Profit made on this trade = -£20

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.4, backed the 0-0 with £5 at 11.5 initially and layed over 2.5 goals at 2.16 with £50. No early goal as expected so we were able to trade out at average odds of 2.42 with £43. The game was pretty end to end but we grabbed £10 more cover at 7.6 just incase after yesterday, whilst the odds were still of value. Everyone who asked we advised we felt we would still see a couple of goals later in the game unfortunately they didn't come before we traded out at 1.8 (getting 1.83 matched) our usual trade out point. Yangambiwa got sent off to send Montpellier down to ten men with about 15 min's left. Suprisingly this seemed to inspire them to victory scoring two in the last few mins of the match. Overall a £9 loss. Not the final result we were expecting.

Profit made on this trade = £9

Our Trading Result:
We backed under 2.5 goals at 2.32, no goal before we traded out at 2.1 with £108.5 for £8 overall. Rather disappointing defeat here as Gladbach deserved at least a point.

Profit made on this trade = £8

Our Trading Result:
This match went exactly as expected with a superb display from Hertha but we have to admit we didn't get in on time as the open came before the odds got to a desirable level.

Profit made on this trade = £ N/A

Our Trading Result:
The opener came too early here for us to get a full stake on but we had put £25 on early today as we expected the odds to drift for this match. We unfortunately hadn't got in on the goals trade either so only a token £1 profit here after Wolfsburg opened the scoring of us to trade out at 3.95.

Profit made on this trade = £1

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 2.9 and backed the 0-0 at 10.0 with £5 initially. Fulham had the better of play but both these side were pretty unimpressive. We grabbed another £15 of cover at 5.8 as it was quite a scrappy affair with minimal chances. We advising those who contacted us around HT that we felt we could be in for another 0-0 dispite our prematch feelings so to cover their liability. We got to our usual trade out point if its goalless so we traded out at 1.8 with the loss on the draw as usual. Overall we ended with another £1 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £1

Our Trading Result:
We played this one perticullarly cautiously after the previous 3 results. We layed the draw through the 1st half for average odds of 3.21 and layed over 2.5 goals at 2.04 getting out at 2.36 with £37. We didn't get in on the 0-0 until later in the 1st half but with the profit from the unders trade it made sence grabbing £20 of cover at 6.4. We went into the break still feeling Utd were likely to score. Unfortunately again we ended up trading out at 1.8 as it remained goaless getting 1.83 matched. We didn't grab anymore cover regrettably so ended with a loss here £23

David Inplay members finished this one £39 up!

Profit made on this trade = £23

Our Trading Result:
We were able to make £30 profit just 1 tick trading the Barca odds here as the odds fluctuated early on. We finally settled for £100 on at 1.62. Barca were obviously the dominate side here but a few times we found ourselves getting in and out of the next goal market. No real concern here apart from a goal not coming until late in the 2nd half. In typical fashion for today we minimised out potential loss by laying Barca at 2.04 with £50. The late 2 goals meant we actually finished this with a win of £10.

Profit made on this trade = £10

Our Trading Result:
We layed over 2.5 goals at 2.16, layed the draw at 3.4 and backed the 0-0 at 10.5 with £5. No goal before we traded out at 2.44 on the goals trade with £44. Plenty of activity in the 1st half so not too concerned it would finish goalless. We did put another £5 on 0-0 at 8 but it wasn't really warrented. Newcastle opened the scoring just after HT then rompt onto to the win. We got ot after the 1st goal as usual at average odds of 4.2 with £79 for an overall profit of £15

Profit made on this trade = £15

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.35, backed under 2.5 goals at 2.2 and put £5 on the 0-0 at 16. No goal before we traded out of the goals trade at 1.94 with £55. The open came from Schalke for us to trade out at 3.7 with £91 for an overall profit of £12.

Profit made on this trade = £12

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw here at 3.5. Sevilla opened the scoring for us to trade out at 5 for £32 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £32

Our Trading Result:
Quite a few basic members highlighted this disappeared from the members area before kick off. We might have removed it by accident when removing the Lyon game so won't put the profit on the figures but as we know quite a few did trade this match here is what we did. We backed Juventus at 2.3, but didn't get our goals trade match before the opener. After Juve took the lead we got out at 1.47 with £130 for £65 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £ N/A

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.4 and backed the 0-0 with £5 at 13. It took a while for us to get in on the goals market but after Bywaters save on the 1/2 hr mark we put £25 on at 3.55. This was a decent call at last as 5 min's later we were trading out after Chalton took the lead. We got out at 4.5 with £74 on the draw trade and 2.04 with £40 on the goals trade for an overall profit of £34

Profit made on this trade = £34

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.4 backed the 0-0 at 13 with £5 initially and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.19. A few decent shots in the 1st half but no goals before the break, pretty even match. We grabbed £10 more cover on the 0-0 at 5.3 a few minutes before this point. The odds got to our usual trade out point of 1.8 so we traded out at 1.8 as usual getting 1.82 matched. The last 25 min's had all the signs a goal was coming so we didn't grab anymore cover, regrettably it ended 0-0 for a loss of £60.

Profit made on this trade = -£60

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.3 backed the 0-0 with £5 at 12 and backed over 2.5 goals at 2.42 with £15 of the £25 we were looking to get on. The opener came from Milan about 15 min's in for us to trade out at 4.6 on the draw trade with £72 and 1.54 with £20 on the goals trade for an overall profit of £32

Profit made on this trade = £32

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.2 backed the 0-0 with £5 at 10.5 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.6. A couple of decent chances in the 1st half but we went into the break goalless. We did grab another £10 of cover at 4.8 but were pretty confident a goal or two would come in the 2nd half. We followed our usual trade out plan on the goals trade getting out at 6.0 for no loss on under. The match definitely hotted up in the 2nd half but regrettably no goal before our usual trade out point of 1.8 (got 1.83 matched). About 2 min's after trading out Sampdoria scored (lots of members reported that they didn't trade out as they saw a goal coming). As there was over 15 min's left and Sevilla had looked the more dangerous side it made sense to lay Sampdoria (1.22 with £100) just incase Sevilla equalised and the match ended in a draw for a big loss. We don't do this too often but as it wasn't in the preview we emailed all basic members. Sampdoria held out so overall we finished £37 down.

Profit made on this trade = -£37

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 2.82 and layed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 1.4 with £25. All the signs of an early goal but we didn't see one in the 1st half. We grabbed £20 of cover at 4.8 before HT. Much of the same in the 2nd half but we left it as long as possible before grabing anymore cover. The draw odds reached our usual trade out point of 1.8 so we traded out as usual with £100. After Guimaraes hit the crossbar for the 2nd time we knew it was going to be one of those games so backed the 0-0 again with £30 at 1.7. So overall a loss of £20.

Profit made on this trade = -£20

Our Trading Result:
We might be Villa fans but the Hammers should have won this! We layed the draw at 3.3 and backed over 2.5 goals inplay as a side trade at average odds of 3.1. We also grabbed a little cover before kick off at £13 with £5. At HT we got asked by quite a few members about backing the 0-0 further which we advised to keep it under £10 as we were pretty confident a goal was on its way which is what we had done with another £5 at 5.5. We also traded out for with the loss on over 2.5 as normal with the goals trade. The draw odds got to our usual trade out point so regrettably we traded out at 1.8 with the loss on the draw as usual. Villa scored with about 15 min's left though a lucky deflection. So overall a £10 loss.

Profit made on this trade = -£10

Our Trading Result:
We backed Real at 2.08, a short time in they took the lead for us to trade out at 1.45 with £120 for £51 profit. Nice and easy one for once.

Profit made on this trade = £51

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.5 inplay and backed the 0-0 at 13 with £5. Atletico opened the scoring as expected for us to trade out at 5.0 . We also had a side trade on the goals trade as lots of you know but its not in the preview so no offical profit from this. So overall £26 profit overall.

Profit made on this trade = £26

Teams: WBA V Manchester City - SCORE: 2 - 1

Our Trading Result:
We layed over 2.5 goals at 2.04 , the odds drifted quite a bit before kick off so we only had to wait around 5 min's for decent trade out odds of 2.34. We also layed the draw at average odds of 3.4. We didn't feel this would end 0-0 as we mentioned in the preview but decided it made sense to put the profit on the 0-0. Lots of chances here with the opener coming seconds before we were going to trade out. The goal enabled us to get out at 4.1 with £82 so overall £17 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £17

Teams: Newcastle V Tottenham - SCORE: 2 - 1

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.3 and put £5 on the 0-0 at 12.5. Unfortuantely we hadn't got in on the goals market before the 1st goal. The opener came from Newcastle as expected for us to trade out at average odds of 4.0 with £81 for £13 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £13

Teams: Villarreal V Barcelona - SCORE: 1 - 2

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.4 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.4. No goal in the 1sdt half but very obvious the deadlock would be broken in the 2nd half. We did trade out of the goals trade at HT at 4.5 for no loss should the match finish under as usual. Shortly into the 2nd half Villarreal scored for us to trade out at 3.6 with £94 on the draw. Barca hit back a few min's later to make it 1-1. Quite a few members didn't get out after the 1st goal and got caught out here so we advised them that a 3rd was on the way so don't trade out until another goal comes. Those who did this would have got trade out odds of over 6. Because of the two early 2nd half goals we also moved our potential goals loss back onto under by backing over at 1.48 for an overall profit of £10.

Profit made on this trade = £10

Teams: Everton V Chelsea - SCORE: 0 - 0

Our Trading Result:
We layed Everton at 6.2 and backed under 2.5 goals at 1.74. We gave it some time in play and traded out of the goals trade at 1.45 with £58. We got in and out a couple of times on the next goal market in the 1st half and after Terry was sent off layed Chelsea to score next at 2.76 with £15 getting in and out a few more times through the 2nd half. Overall this enabled us to pick up £18 of profit as they failed to score. We advised members and sent out an email around HT to advise we felt it would end 0-0 and we were still going to trade out after 60 min's but would be minimising the loss on Everton but leaving both the draw and Chelsea win green so we traded out by backing Everton at 4.3 with £24 so overall £29. Lots of brave members out there who used a full stake and didn't trade out for £100 profit, we didn't have the nerve for this!

Profit made on this trade = £29

Teams: Man City V Hull - SCORE: 5 - 1

Our Trading Result:
Wow what a display from City. They won't be at the bottom for long if they can play like that in the future. We had £36 on the lay bet before the opener at 4, £15 on over 2.5 goals at 1.93 and £5 on the 0-0 at 15. We had just told our inplay members to get their whole lay stake on when the goal came with about 50% getting it on we unfortuntely didn't but a profit anyway. We got out at 6.2 with £23 on the draw bet and 1.4 with £18 on the goals. So overall £13, obviously would have been a lot more if we had got our full stake on.

Profit made on this trade = £13

Teams: Aston Villa V Arsenal- SCORE: 2 - 2

Our Trading Result:
We layed Villa at 2.62 about 30 min's before kick off. They drifted out quite a bit so were around 2.8 before kick off. About 5 min's in we were having trouble with out internet connection so got one of our members to log in to our server and email members to tell them we were trading out because of this problem so we got out at 2.82 with £93. After doing this Colin one of our experienced members volunteered his services to trade the match for us so got us back in at 2.74. He answered a few of our emails from members who were concerned Villa were going to score so advised to back them in the next goal market with £25 for some safety. The opener from Arsenal came about 10 min's later by this time we had got betfair mobile working so traded out at 6.8 with £40. So overall we ended £39 up. Those without IT issues would have found this pretty simply and traded out for a decent profit.

Profit made on this trade = £39

Teams: PSV Eindhoven V Twente - SCORE: 0 - 0

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.4, backed the 0-0 at 15.5 with £5 and backed over 2.5 goals inplay at average odds of 2.84 getting in initially when Twente nearly scored hitting the post around the 25 min mark. We went into the break goalless so traded out at 4.2 with the loss on over 2.5 as usual. Around the 30 min mark we grabbed a little more cover on the 0-0 at 7.6 with £5. 5 min's later Dzsudzak hit the crossbar which was the only other chance in the 1st half. Not much happened in the 2nd half where we grabbed £15 more cover at 3.45. Just before the odds reached 1.8 Twente could have scored but failed to connect so we traded out at 1.8 as usual. In the last 20 min's both sides were obviously happy with the draw as the match completely fizzled out. We should have grabbed some more cover during this time but as we were in a position of around a £25 loss on both options we felt this was an acceptable loss. Yes we should have layed Twente as originally planned!

Profit made on this trade = -£25

Teams: WBA V Tottenham - SCORE: 2 - 0

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.15, backed the 0-0 with £5 at 12 and layed over 2.5 goals at 2.04. No early goal as expected so we traded out of the goals trade at 2.4 with £39. The early possession came from Spurs but when they went down to 10 men with Assou-Ekotto's sending off it inspired West Brom to go for it. Because of the sending off their was a blip in the correct score and draw odds so it made sense to grab another £5 at 7.0 just incase Spurs shut up shop. A large number of members layed Spurs which was a great call, so well done to you. Compaired to yesterday there was no question WBA would be happy with the draw and fight until the end but regrettably the draw odds got to our usual trade out point so we got out at 1.8. Rather than getting out with a full stake we got out with £95 leaving £5 of profit on the win as we have done many times before should we strongly feel a goal is coming. It might have taken 20 shots from West Brom to get past Gomes but they did it, scoring twice in the last 10 mins. Great result for WBA and a small £5 profit for us.

Profit made on this trade = £5

Teams: Blackpool V Wolves - SCORE: 2 - 2

Our Trading Result:
The draw odds shortened nicely before kick off mainly due to the team Wolves sent out but regrettably we didn't have our full stake on like most of you only having £55 on at 3.6. We also had £5 on the 0-0 at 11 and because of the strong early goal trend and the fact the odds had drifted out on overs before kick off we had £5 on over 2.5 goals at 2.22. 4 min's in Wolves scored as expected inside 20 min's, admittedly through a penalty but this enabled us to trade out at 5.1 with just over £37 on the draw trade and 1.48 with £7 on the goals for £9 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £9

Teams: Hull V Aston Villa - SCORE: 0 - 1

Our Trading Result:
We layed Hull at 4.1, not a shot on goal in the 1st half so we couldn't really bring ourselves to get involved in the goals market but as we mentioned it in the preview put £10 on at 2.9, getting out at 5.1 at HT leaving the loss on over 2.5 as usual. The 2nd half wasn't much better with one 1 shot on goal. As it was goalless after 60 min's we got out at 5.7 with £27 for £12 profit overall. This match should have finished goalless but Hull were unfortunate to concede through an own goal a few min's from the end.

Profit made on this trade = £12