-£33

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.5, layed over 2.5 goals at 2.18 with £50 and backed the 0-0 with £10 at 10.5. The odds didn't move much on the goals market regrettably but we were able to trade out at 2.34 with £48. There were early signs we were going to see goals here but we went into the break goalless. A few min's into the 2nd half we were able to trade out when Pavlyuchenko converted a penalty. We got at 5.5 with £60 for an overall profit of £33.

Profit made on this trade = £33

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.2, backed the 0-0 at 11.5 and backed over 2.5 goals inplay for average odds of 2.88. Quite a few decent shots in the 1st half unfortunately we went into the break goalless so we traded out for average odds of 4.6 for no loss should the match finish under 2.5. The 2nd half produced some good chances but no goals. Out of caution we grabbed more cover on the 0-0 at 4.2, and 3.2. The draw odds reach our usual trade out point of 1.8 so we got out as usual with the loss on the draw. A bit of a difficult decision as a goal looked likely, but it had all through the match so rather than grab more cover felt a £30 loss either way was acceptable.

Profit made on this trade = -£28

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.6 and backed the 0-0 at 12 and over 2.5 goals inplay for average odds of 3. Simular to the Hull match some decent chances in the 1st half but no goals before the break. When it came to trading out of the goals trade we got £5 out at 5.2 but we had a little trouble trading the rest out and weren't happy with how far the odds jumped. A few members contacted us about this so we advised we expected the deadlock to be broken in the 2nd half so to trade the rest out after a goal. The opener came just over 10min's into the 2nd half for us to trade out of the draw trade at 5.1 with £68. We did grab a little more cover at 4.0 on the 0-0 before this point. We took this oportuntiy to trade the rest of the goals trade out for average odds of 5. Sunderland scored again not too long after getting out so we then got back in on the goals trade as highlighted in the preview at 2.0 moving the potential loss onto under, advising those who asked to do so as there was still about 25 mins left. So overall we ended £21 up.

Profit made on this trade = £21

Our Trading Result:
How wrong can we get it! Well it didn't end in a draw or low scoring which makes a mockery of the stats, but hey that's football! The good news was there was plenty of opportunity to trade out here during the 1st half. Feedback is lots of you waiting to half time for decent odds we were a little more cautious getting out a few min's after the 1st equaliser at 2.76 with £85 which gave us a £9 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £9

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds 3.6, backed the 0-0 with £5 at 17 and backed under 2.5 goals at 2.46. The game went exactly as expected. No goal before we got out on the goals trade at 2.0 with £57. The one and only goal came just after the half hour mark for us to trade out at 5.5 with £60 so overall £48

Profit made on this trade = £48

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.4 and layed over 2.5 goals at 2.32. The odds drifted quite a bit on the goals trade before in the 30 min's before kick off with quite a few members getting out before the match started. We got out at average odds of 2.58 with £45. The opener came from Nacional regrettably so we only managed to get out at 3.45 with £99 after they scored. Some members played the waiting game for Porto to take the lead, we weren't that confident of this. Great 2nd half though with 5 goals!

Profit made on this trade = £5

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds 3.6 backed the 0-0 at 10 and again at 6.8 with £10 overall and layed under 2.5 goals at average odds of 1.5. No early goal which we thought might happen but as expected Braga scored twice. We got out of both trades on the goals at 1.5 for no profit and 6.2 with £53 on the draw trade for £34 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £34

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.5, backed the 0-0 with £5 at 14 and had £5 on over 2.5 goals at 2.02. Messi opened the scoring 12 min's in for us to get out at 4.9 on the draw bet with £67 and 1.41 on the goals bet with £5 for £29

Profit made on this trade = £29

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.5 and backed the 0-0 with £10 at 9. Benfica opened the scoring to end their goal drought as expected for us to trade out at 5.4 with £60 for £28 overall. Nice and easy.

Profit made on this trade = £28

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.25 and backed the 0-0 with £10 at 9.6. The 1st half was pretty uneventful but Osasuna looked the more likely to score at this point so we still felt they would score here. The draw odds got to our usual trade out point of 1.8 if its goalless so we traded getting 1.84 matched. Either team looked like scoring after this point but it was Osasuna who managed to net 1st with about 10 min's to go. Out of safety we did back the draw with £8 at this points as some of you know, a few others layed Osasuna to end in profit but we won't report this as some of the newish members wouldn't of considered this so we will report a loss due the last min equaliser from Bilbao. So overall a loss of £151.

Profit made on this trade = -£151

Our Trading Result:
We backed Reading at 1.56 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 2.66 and put £5 on the 0-0 at 15.5. Good start from Watford but it was Reading who took the lead as expected. We got out of the back bet at 1.2 with £105 and 2.04 with £60 for £47 overall as we didn't trade out of the correct score bet before the goal.

Profit made on this trade = £47

Our Trading Result:
We backed Villa at average odds of 1.66 and put £5 on the 0-0 at 13.5. Good start from West Brom but Villa just soaked up the pressure. Villa took the lead as expected for us to trade out at 1.22 with £110 for £35 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £35

Our Trading Result:
We backed the draw at 3.5 and backed under 2.5 goals at 1.82. No early goal so we were able to trade out of the goals trade for a profit at average odds of 1.55 with £55. Deportivo opened the scoring around the 35 min mark followed shortly by Maresca getting sent off reducing Sevilla to 10 men. Those who asked us should we change the trade out plan because of the sending off we advised that Sevilla have a good record of grabbing things back when put under pressure and to give it some time into the 2nd half to see how they started before trading out. Sevilla drew level to support this shortly into the 2nd half for us to trade out at 2.7 with £135 for an overall profit of £33.

Profit made on this trade = £33

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.65 with £58 of the £100 we were looking to get on. We also have £5 on the 0-0 at 14 and £5 on over 2.5 goals at 1.9. The opener came 3 min's in so we didn't manage to get our full stake on the lay bet or the goals bet but still a profit. We got out at 5.5 on the draw with £37 and left the goals bet to see what happened as it was on £5 and we would of ended green what ever happened. So over all we finished £11, just unfortuante the opener came so early. Great match.

Profit made on this trade = £11

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.25, backed the 0-0 at 10.5 with £10 and £5 more at 4.2. We also traded the over 2.5 goals market getting in at average odds of 3.3. No goal before the break but from what we saw in the 1st half it looked good for one in the 2nd half. We traded out as usual on the goals trade for no loss should the match finish under 2.5 around HT at 5.6 as usual. Wigan were the much better side in the 2nd half but no goal before our usual trade out odds so we got out at 1.8 getting 1.82 matched leaving the loss on the draw as usual. Wigan opened the scoring late in the 2nd half for us to end with a 10 loss as we left £5 on the win.

Profit made on this trade = -£10

Our Trading Result:
We backed Napoli at average odds of 1.67 backed the 0-0 with £7 at 13 and actually forgot we mentioned the over 2.5 goals market as a small side trade and bizarrely nobody mentioned it to us during the 1st half. We would have still followed our usual plan and got out at HT on this trade so would have ended with no loss. As expected Napoli opened the scoring but were surprised when they failed to covert a penalty in the 2nd half. We had to wait to fairly late in the 2nd half for this. This did enable us to get decent trade out odds though. We got out at 1.13 with £110 for an overall profit of £43.

Profit made on this trade = £43

Our Trading Result:
Nice and easy trade this one. We layed the draw at 3.25 and backed the 0-0 at 8.8 with £10. Bordeaux opened the score pretty early on for us to trade out at 5 with £60 for an overall profit of £28.

Profit made on this trade = £28

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.8 with £30 of the £100 we were looking to get on and backed the 0-0 with £5 at 16. Unfortunately we didn't get in on the goals trade before the opener from Colchester 12 min's in. Quite a few members managed to get out for a little profit or no loss but we didn't so decided to trade out at 3.6 with £60 which put the profit on the draw as we expected an equaliser. MK Don's pulled it back midway though the 2nd half for us to trade out again at 1.93 for average odds of 2.66 and an overall profit of £12

Profit made on this trade = £12

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.4, put £10 on the 0-0 at 10.5 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 2.96. The opened came from Wolves 38 min's in for us to trade out on the draw at 3.65 with £93 and the goals trade at average odds of 2.22 with £33 for £2 overall. Basically the odds didn't move out as expected as we all felt Birmingham would equalise. Nice assist from the Ref for the 2nd!

Profit made on this trade = £2

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.35, backed the 0-0 at 12.5 with £5 and again with £10 at 5.9. We also had a side trade on over 2.5 goals at average odds of 2.75. No goal before the break so we traded out at 4.3 for no loss should the match finish under 2.5 as usual. Regrettably no goal before our usual trade out point so we got out at 1.8 leaving the loss on the draw as usual. Hull took the lead inside the last 10 min's for us to end with a £15 loss overall.

Profit made on this trade = -£15

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.4 backed 0-0 with £5 initially at 12 and again with another £5 at 9.2. We also had a side trade on the goals market, laying over 2.5 goals at 2.04 trading out at average odds of 2.38 with £42. The open came just after the 30 min mark from Wrexham for us to trade out of the draw trade, getting out at 3.85 with £89. Quite a few members reported they opted trade out with all the profit on the draw as Torquay defiantely looked like they would score, we split the profit fairly evenly across all options for an overall profit of £10

Profit made on this trade = £10

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.4 with £80 of the £100 we were looking to get on and backed over 2.5 goals with £10 of the £50 we were plannign to get on the goals trade at 2.28. We also backed the 0-0 with £5 at 12.0. Sunderland opened the scoring fairly early on so not much of an odds movement but we were able to trade out of the draw trade at 3.8 with £71 and the £10 we had on over 2.5 goals at 1.48 with £13. Feedback from quite a few members highlighted they layed Sunderland as they expected Villa to equalise and avoid defeat we also did this at 1.81 but its not in the preview so no reportable profit. So overall £10 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £10

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.45, backed the 0-0 at £13 and 5.4 with £10 overall and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.12 with £25. The opener came just before HT for us to trade out at 4.8 with £71 on the draw and 2.2 with £30 on the goals trade for an overall profit of £18.

Profit made on this trade = £18

Our Trading Result:
We layed Nantes at 4.4 with £50 and traded out 11 mins later at 13.5 with £15 after Bordeaux opened the scoring for £33 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £33

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.35 backed the 0-0 with £5 at 9.6 and backed under 2.5 goals at 1.7. Hammers opened the scoring fairly early on which enabled us to trade out at 4.6 on the draw trade with £70. Because of the early goal we hadn't traded out of the goals trade so we backed again at 2.64. Another goal came before we had traded out completely of the goals trade so we layed under 2.5 at 5.6 to get us average odds of 3.9 on the lay bet moving the loss onto under as usual in this situation. So overall we ended £23 up.

Profit made on this trade = £23

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.35, backed the 0-0 at 11.5 with £5 and layed over 2.5 goals at 2.12. No early goal so we were able to trade out at 2.52 on the goals trade with £43. Atalanta started strongly and took the lead 17 min's in. At this point Inter hadn't had a shot on goal so obviously we didn't consider doubling up, opting to give it a little time to make a decision and see how they responded to going behind, moments later Valdes unleashed a pile driver from 25 yards that went just wide of the post and that was our decision to trade out as normal. We got out at 3.3 with £100 which because of the final result left us £4 up overall. In hindsight we should have waited a little longer as Atalanta looked like extending their lead.

Profit made on this trade = £4

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.2 backed the 0-0 at 13 with £5 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 2.88. Lazio opened the scoring 24 min's in for us to trade out at 3.85 with £83 on the draw trade, we were pretty lucky here with the goals trade as the odds we asked for didn't get accepted initially then Juve equalised so were able to get out at 1.21 with £45. A bit of a wasted opportunity as we felt this would finish over 2.5 so weighted the profit in the wrong direction. Overall we ended with £30 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £30

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.55, backed the 0-0 at 14.5 and again at 6.0 with £10 overall and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.0. There was no goal in the 1st half but it was pretty obvious from the shots on goal and the saves the Yeovil keeper had to make that the deadlock would be broken. We still traded out as usual on the goals trade at HT for no loss should the game finish under 2.5 as usual. The opener came at the perfect time for us to trade of the draw traded, getting out at 6.2 with £55. They followed this up with another a couple of min's before the final whistle to win 2-0. So overall we finished £32 up.

Profit made on this trade = £32

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.7, with £50 of the £100 we were looking to get on, backed the 0-0 at 14.5 and layed over 2.5 goals at 1.86 with £50. Valencia took the lead pretty early on so we still had £25 of the £50 left on the goals trade despite the odds drifting quite a bit before kick off. We were able to trade out at 4.9 on the draw trade with £38. After this we layed over 2.5 goals again for lower average odds of 1.63 and traded out the rest at 1.7 for £11 overall. We were right about Sevilla equalising but the Valencia's shock two goals in 2 min's to come back from 2-1 down was hell of a surprise. Great match, we will return for the 2nd leg.

Profit made on this trade = £16

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.25, backed the 0-0 with £8 at 11.5 and again at 6 with another £7. We also had a small side trade on over 2.5 goals, getting in at average odds of 2.82, and traded out at HT with loss on over 2.5 as we went into the break goalless. Mallorca opened the scoring at the perfect time in the 2nd half for us to trade out of the draw trade at 4.6 with £68 for an overall profit of £15.

Profit made on this trade = £15

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.7 backed the 0-0 at 14 with £7 and layed over 2.5 at 2.0. No early goal so we were able to trade out at average odds of 2.16 with £46 on the goals trade. West Ham opened the scoring 44 mins in for us to trade out of the draw trade at 6.2 with £54, if we had waited another 30 seconds we could have got odds over 20 when they converted the penalty. So overall £40 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £40

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.15 backed the 0-0 at 10.5, 5 and 3.0 with £25 overall and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.15 getting out just before HT for no loss should the match finish under 2.5 goals as usual. The match got to our usual trade out point of 1.8 on the draw so we traded out as usual with the loss on the draw getting 1.83 as both sides upped the tempo in the later stages and looked like they might grab the win. So overall a £33 loss.

Profit made on this trade = -£33

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.55, backed the 0-0 with £5 at 9.8 and backed under 2.5 goals at 1.7. No early goal so we were able to trade out of the goals trade at 1.56 with £52. Everton took the lead after 27 min's then defended deep for the rest of the half. Because the odds shortened a little with everyone expecting Liverpool to equalise which is what we also expected to see we traded out with £125 weighting the profit towards the draw. Advising everyone who contacted us to do the same. Everton never really threatened for the rest of the match but defended superbly. A little magic from Torres and Gerrard saw Liverpool pull level 10 mins after the break for us to trade out at 2.48 to end with a £5 loss overall. In hindsight we should have traded out with more when Everton took the lead and waited a little longer for shorter draw odds but felt the small loss was acceptable.

Profit made on this trade = -£5

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.3 backed the 0-0 with £5 at 12.5 and layed over 2.5 goals at 1.83. We saw an early opener from Mallorca against a sluggish Valencia side. After the goal we traded out of the draw at 4.0 with £82 and layed under 2.5 goals again at 1.33. We had plenty of time before the next goal to wait for the odds to drift, getting out at average odds of 1.6 with £99 for an overall profit of £13.

Profit made on this trade = £13

Our Trading Result:
The match went exactly as expected. We layed the draw at average odds of 2.96, backed the 0-0 at 7.8 with £5 and layed under 2.5 at average odds of 1.58. Ancona opened the scoring 19 mins in for us to trade out of both trades, we goal out at 4.6 on the draw trade with £58 and 2.26 with £32 on the goals trade for an overall profit of £52

Profit made on this trade = £52

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.2 and backed the 0-0 at 10.5 with £5 and backed over 2.5 goals with £17 at average odds of 2.58. Heskey opened the scoring for Villa after 20 min's for us to trade out at 4.4 with £68 on the draw and 1.69 with £25 on the goals trade for an overall profit of £32. We did say before kick off £7 on the 0-0 so will take an extra £2 off the profit.

Profit made on this trade = £30

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.8, backed the 0-0 at 13.5 with £5 and backed over 2.5 goals with £40 of the £50 we were looking to get on here at average odds of 2.56. As expected the Hammers opened the scoring in the 1st half for us to trade out at 6.4 with £56 on the draw trade and 1.72 with £59 on the goals trade for an overall profit of £54.

Profit made on this trade = £54

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.7, backed the 0-0 at 14.5 with £5 and backed backed under 2.5 goals at 2.22 with £50. The opener came 10 mins in so we were able to trade out at 3.95 with £90 on the draw trade but as we got caught out on the goals we backed again at 4.1 for average odds of 3.16 and trade out at average odds of 2.94 with £108 for £9 overall. Just a shame Sevilla didn't open the scoring as we would have had a much bigger profit.

Profit made on this trade = £9

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.45, backed the 0-0 at 15.0 with £5 and backed backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 2.76 with £25. The opener came just before the break for us to trade out 3.7 on the draw trade with £83 and 2.1 with £34 on the goals trade for an overall profit of £9. Similar situation as yesterday with the non favorite scoring for a smaller profit, but still a profit.

Profit made on this trade = £9

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.5, backed the 0-0 at £16 with £5 and backed under 2.5 goals at 2.32 with £50. No early goal so we were able to trade out of the goals trade at 2.06 with £58. We then moved onto the over 2.5 goals market as planned getting in at average odds of 2.4 with £25. The game was a little more even than expected but we were able to trade out of the over 2.5 goals market at 1.68 with £37 after the opening goal. Yet again the wrong side scored for our profit to be minimise but we walked away with £15 after trading out of the draw trade at 3.65.

Profit made on this trade = £15

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.35 backed the 0-0 at 11 with £7 and again at 3.9 with £13 and 2.4 with £10 we also backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.2. No goal in the 1st half so we got out of the goals trade around HT at average odds of 6.0 for no loss should the match finish under 2.5 as usual. Boro's keeper was having a storming game and after his 5th or 6th save we saw no way past him. In all fairness Boro should have lost this 3-0 but great goal keeping saw them walk away with a point. The draw odds got to our usual trade out point of 1.8 so we got out for average odds of 1.81 with the loss on the draw as usual. So overall we ended with a loss of £39.

Profit made on this trade = -£39

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.15 and layed under 2.5 goals at average odds of 1.35 with £50. Pagis should have sent Rennes up in the early part of the 1st half but miss hit a volley, only to do it again just before the break. Lots of wasted chances which on another day would have seen a big score line but unfortunately we got to our usual trade out odds of 1.8 so traded out getting 1.87 matched. As we completely forgot to mention the 0-0 market in the preview we couldn't grab any cover so traded out splitting the loss across all options with £168 so overall a mistake in the preview cost us £85, Although lots of members reported laying Rennes in the 2nd half after Toulouse started the better or grabbing cover on the 0-0.

Profit made on this trade = -£85