Our Trading Result:
We managed to get 3.45 matched before kick off on the draw trade, £8 on over 2.5 goals at average odds of 1.91 and £5 on the 0-0 at 16.5. As concerned prematch Valerenga took an early lead for us to trade out at 3.65 on the draw with £94 and 1.4 on the goals trade with £8 for a small overall profit of £3.

Profit made on this trade = £3

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.55, backed the 0-0 at 16.5 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 2.74 with £21 before the goal. Stromsgodset opened the scoring so not much of an odds movement for us to trade out at 3.75 on the draw with £94 and 1.77 on the goals trade with £32 for £10 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £10

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.55, backed the 0-0 at 12.5 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.15 with £38 before the goal. Cambuur opened the scoring 34 mins in as we expected for us to trade out of the draw trade at 4.4 with £80 and 2.16 on the goals trade with £55 for £22 overall. Bit of a shame they conceded the equaliser 4 min's from time to eventually lose on penalties, better luck next year!

Profit made on this trade = £22

Our Trading Result:
We backed France at average odds of 1.9, backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.82 with £25 and backed the 0-0 at 11 with £5 and 0-1 with £7 when we got a little concerned that Turkey were going to score. France looked the better and took the lead through a penalty 38 min's in for us to trade out at 1.13 on the back bet with £135 and 2.3 on the goals trade with £40. This gave us a decent profit of £71.

Profit made on this trade = £71

Our Trading Result:
Betfair removed the inplay market for this one so we were stuck with a £50 bet from our lay the draw trade we got on at 3.25 before the match turned inplay and £7 on the 0-0. Could have been a big winner if we had all are stakes on as if finished 3-1. So overall £47.

Profit made on this trade = £40

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.65 with only £36 of the £100 we were going to put on as we personally were looking for average odds under 3.6. We also had £5 on the 0-0 at 19.5 and £5 on overs at 1.72 as the game started well. The opener came seconds after we put the £5 on overs for us to trade out at 5.0 on the draw with £26 and 1.3 on the goals with £6 for a small profit of £4.

Profit made on this trade = £4

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at avergae odds of 3.35, backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.5 with £25 and backed the 0-0 at 14.5 and 4.8 with £17 overall. Botafogo were so close to scoring before the break but it just didn't happen but we were pretty confident it would happen for them after. We still followed the usual plan on overs getting out for no loss should the match finish under 2.5 goals at 5.0. But out of concern 3 were on their way after the break we backed over 2.5 again at 9.2 with £10. The draw odds reached our usual trade out point of 1.8 for us to trade out getting 1.83 matched leaving the loss on the draw as usual. The goals did come but after this point so we losed the 0-0 bet but were able to make £2 profit from the goal trade by getting out again at 4.0 after the 2nd. So overall £15 loss.

Profit made on this trade = -£15

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.47 backed the 0-0 at 14 with £7 and backed over 2.5 goals with £5 at 2.04 before the opener. Hell of a match this one! As expected Lillestrom started the stronger and took the lead for us to trade out at 4.7 on the draw with £71 and 1.38 on the goals with £6 for £23 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £23

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.65 backed the 0-0 at 17.5 and backed over 2.5 goals at avergae odds of 2.2 with £14 before the opener. Stabaek were much improved for this match and managed to take the lead for us to trade out at 3.85 on the draw trade with £95 and 1.62 on the goals trade with £19 for £5 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £5

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.35, backed the 0-0 at 12 and backed over 2.5 goals with £35 at avergae odds of 3.8 before the opener. Another match where the non-favorite scored 1st so not much of an odds movement on the draw. We traded out at 3.4 on the draw trade with £99 and 2.4 on the goals trade with £55 for £10 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £10

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.5, backed the 0-0 at 17.5 and backed over 2.5 goals with £14 at 2.04 before the opener. The equaliser came pretty quickly so none of us had a chance to trade out of either trade. As we had now lost our cover on the 0-0 for safety we threw away the potential profit on the goals trade by trading out at 1.13 with £110 giving us £90 of cover should the match continue without any further goals and no profit on over, advising all that asked to also do this. The next goal came at the perfect time for us to trade out of the draw trade at 4.6 with £75 for £14 profit overall.

Profit made on this trade = £14

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.1, backed over 2.5 goals at avergae odds of 4.1 before the break and backed the 0-0 at 10 and 4.1 with £20 overall. 30 min's in for this one we were talking about 0-0 as defensively both sides we pretty solid. We went into the break goalless so got out of the goals trade at averge odds of 6.4 with the loss on over 2.5 as usual. More of the same after the break, with some excellent saves from the keepers so we got to our usual trade out point, getting 1.81 matched trading out with the loss on the draw as usual. No goals came so we ended with a loss of £17 overall. We did cover the loss by trading the draw again as the odds shortened (lots of members already do this, when in this situation) but as its not in the preview no additional profit.

Profit made on this trade = -£17

Our Trading Result:
We backed South Africa at average odds of 1.32, backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 2.18 with £22 and backed the 0-0 with £5 at 15.5. Pretty obvious that South Africa were going to win this as New Zealand despite being well organised had very little to trouble South Africa. After the opener we were able to trade out at 1.11 on the win bet with £100 and 1.52 on the goals with £30 for £22 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £22

Our Trading Result:
The better side won here great result for the U21's.
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.3, backed the 0-0 at 9.4 and 3.7 with £20 overall and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 4.2 before the break. We were unlucky not to see the early goal here so unfortunately went into the break goalless for us to trade out as usual getting out at average odds of 6.6. After the break we backed over again for safety with £5 at 15, minimising our potential loss after the 2nd at 2.3. The opener came bang on our trade out point for a mixture of us getting out before and after the goal. We had £48 traded out at 1.8 so were stuck in the middle when the match went suspended. After the goal we got out with another £32 at 5.0 minimising our liability, also dutching the goals market for some cover should it end in a draw (not in the preview so this profit will be ignored). So overall we finished £8 up.

Profit made on this trade = £8

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.5 backed the 0-0 at 16.5 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 2.76 with £25 before the opener. After Valerenga opened the scoring we traded out at 4.4 on the draw trade with £79 and 2.04 on the goals with £33 for £20 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £20

Our Trading Result:
How crap were Iraq in the 1st half! Loads of members were concerned here as everything was coming from New Zealand early on. We backed Iraq at 1.58 with half our stake before kick off and couldn't justify putting any more on. We backed the 0-0 at 11 and 3.8 with £15 overall and layed Iraq to score 1st in the next goal market at 1.52 with £25. Iraq were better in the 2nd half but we were able to trade out in profit as our 0-0 bet covered the liability on the back bet midway through the 2nd half for us to trade out at 3.3 with £24 on the back bet on Iraq for a loss of £26 which was covered by trading out at 1.9 on the 0-0 with £38 for a £28 profit on the 0-0. We also closed the lay bet on Iraq to score 1st as they upped their game with about 20 to go getting out at 2.96 with £13. We have to admit we overlooked the goals trade here by accident so would have closed it at the break and probably backed it again after the break when the tempo changed with a loss of around £10 (as no goals came to close it again) so we will take this off our profit to end with £2 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £2

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.4 backed the 0-0 at 14.5 and 5.1 with £17 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds off 3.4. No goal before the break but goals did look very likely. We still traded out for no loss on under 2.5 as usual getting out at average odds of 5.3. After the break the opener came for us to trade out of the draw trade at 4.3 with £78. The odds hadn't drifted to a desired level yet on the goals market for a safety bet so we hadn't got back in at this point so after the opener we backed again as the odds drifted at 4.4 with £10 for some protection. A little time after the equaliser we were advising our members to back overs again with another £10 as we didn't feel either side were happy with 1 - 1 but unfortunately only a few of us managed this before the next goal (we didn't) so a loss of £11 overall.

Profit made on this trade = -£11

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at 3.45, backed the 0-0 at 14.5 and 4.8 with £15 overall and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.2. Lots of chances before the break but unfortunately no goals so we traded out of the goals trade at average odds of 5.4. About 1 min into the 2nd half Tromso took the lead for us to trade out of the draw trade at 4.0. We also backed over 2.5 goals again at 2.2 for some safety. A few minutes later the equaliser came making over 2.5 goals look very much on the cards so we backed over again at 1.58 to split the potential loss, most who reported in moved the loss onto over as per the manual which would have paid off with the last second winner form the home side. So overall a loss of £34.

Profit made on this trade = £34

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.4, backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.6 before the break and backed the 0-0 at 15.5 with £7. We were very surprised we didn't see a 1st half goal here as both looked good for scoring. At the break we got out of the goals trade at average odds of 4.6. In the 2nd half we backed over 2.5 goals again for a little safety at 8.0 with £10. A short time after a goal came from Brann for us to trade out at 4.6 on the draw trade with £76 and grab £6 from the goals market for £20 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £20

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.25 backed over 2.5 goals with £26 at average odds of 3.65 and backed the 0-0 at 11. Brazil were clearly the better side and going to win here. After they took the lead we traded out at 4.8 on the draw with £60 weighting the profit towards the win to hopefully recoup the early loss and 2.18 on the goals trade with £40 for £51 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £51

Our Trading Result:
We backed Spain at average odds of 1.58 backed the 0-0 at 16 and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 2.82 before Spain took the lead with £19. After the goal we traded out of the back bet at 1.15 with £110 and 2.08 on the goals trade with £25 for £40 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £40

Our Trading Result:
We backed Spain at average odds of 1.37 initially, backed over 2.5 goals with £32 at average odds 2.54 and backed the 0-0 at 15 with £5. Spain were not their usual self during the 1st half with a poor work rate they deserved to go behind. After the opener from USA we traded out of the goals trade at 1.68 with £48. We didn't have confidence they would pull it back until later in the match backing them again with £50 at 2.72 to get higher average odds should they equalise so we could potentially trade out in profit. We did lay Spain to score next in the next goal market a little later and which paid off but as we missed it in the preview we can't report the profit. Ultimately very few traders would have done well here as Spain looked good for equalising so would have been favoring this outcome. Overall £140 loss and one of the 5% of matches that fail with this method unfortunately.

Profit made on this trade = -£145

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.4, backed the 0-0 at 16, 5.5 and 2.2 with £25 overall and backed over 2.5 goals at average odds of 3.6 with £20 as we couldn't justify backing overs any further during the 1st half. We went into the break goalless with only a couple of reasonable chances so traded out of the goals trade with the loss on over 2.5 as usual at average odds of 4.7. Still no goal before our usual trade out point of 1.8 on draw so we got out as usual with the loss on the draw. A last minute goal from Molde means we ended with a loss of £25 overall. On a positive note another win for Terry and hos trialists. He is on a storming run this month (Lillestrom was won of these) next month all TA members will have them for free!

Profit made on this trade = £25

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.1, backed the 0-0 at 9.2 and 4.2 with £15 overall and backed over 2.5 goals at avergae odds of 4.8. We went into the break goalless so traded out of the goals trade as usual with the loss on over 2.5 goals getting out at avergae odds of 6.6. Germany took the lead just after HT for us to close the draw trade at avergae odds of 3.75 with £82. We didn't back overs again as it was a tight match and as prematch didn't think we would see more than 1 or 2 goals, advising those who asked us to split the loss if a equaliser came with more than 10 min's left. So £2 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £2

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.6, backed the 0-0 at 16.5 and backed over 2.5 goals with just £5 at 1.8. As expected a very entertaining game. The opener came from Barueri for us to trade out of the draw trade at 4.3 with £82, we left the goals trade here as we only had £5 on expecting it to finish over 2.5. So we finished £17 up.

Profit made on this trade = £17

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.47, backed the 0-0 at 16.5 and backed over 2.5 goals with £32 at avergae odds of 2.66 before the goal. As expected a competitive match but with Rosenberg looking the more rounded side. The opener came late in the 1st half for us to trade out of the draw trade at 3.65 with just under £96 and 1.98 on the goals trade with £43 for £9 overall.

Profit made on this trade = £9

Our Trading Result:
We layed the draw at average odds of 3.1, backed the 0-0 with £10 and backed over 2.5 goals with £20 at average odds of 3.2 before the goal. Clearly a different match than expected pre-match with England's enforced changes severely affecting their ability. Germany opened the scoring midway through the 1st half for us to trade out of both trades. We got out at 3.9 on the draw trade with £77 and 1.92 on the goals with £33 for an overall profit of £24.

Profit made on this trade = £24