Our Trading Result:
We got our bet on this morning at 1.9. Every so often a game goes so against your trading advice you feel quite stupid, this game was one of those. 3 goals in 15 min's with no chance to trade out.

We did put a small bet on Rushden to win after the first goal but as we didn't highlight it in advance we won't report it.

Profit made on this trade = - £100

Our Trading Result:
We got our bet on in-play as highlighted at 3.5. We were quite impressed by Cottbus in the first half, Schalke showed some flair but not to their usual standard. The first and only goal came from Cottbus straight after half time whilst Schalkes heads were still in the dressing room. We had to wait for the odds to drift well into the second half but managed to trade out at 5.1 for £30 across all options. The best performance by far this season from Cottbus. The members who waited would have recouped yesterdays loss, well done to you for your nerves of steel.

Profit made on this trade = £30

Our Trading Result:
We got our lay bet on at 3.5 about 1hr before kick off. As expected Everton scored first giving us good trade out odds of 5.8. We traded out weighting the money on the win with £55 for £43 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £43

Our Trading Result:
We got on the over 2.5 goals bet a few min's after Yakubu scored in the Everton game at 2.3. We had to wait 20 min's for a goal which came by way of Darren Bent for Tottenham after 35 mins. Giving us trade out odds od 1.88 for a small profit. We weren't that confident of the final result so split the profit across all options for £21 whatever happened.

Profit made on this trade = £21

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 1.8 as highlighted above. The game followed the trend with no suprises before we traded out at 1.43 with £126 for £25 across both options. If this had been the first trade we would have waited a little longer, but as it was the last of the day we wanted to secure a winner with minimal risk.

Profit made on this trade = £25

Our Trading Result:
We backed Roma to win at 1.75. First goal came 13 min's in from Roma giving us trade out odds of 1.25. We put £140 on the lay to give us a nice profit of £38 across all options. Roma continued to dominated until half time giving us another goal for those who waited a little longer. Empoli fought hard in the second half grabing one back after 60 min's and a last second equaliser to end in a draw.

Profit made on this trade = £38

Our Trading Result:
We got our lay bet matched at 3.3 before kick off. We didn't have to wait long for McCartney to open the scoreline for West Ham giving us good trade out odds of 5.0. We traded out with £66 for £32 across all options. Bolton got a last minute equaliser which should give Megson a little breathing space.

Profit made on this trade = £32

Our Trading Result:
The odds were drifting out in the run up to this match, and when it turned in-play they drifted very quickly in the first few min's to 1.95 where we got in. The first 20 min's were all Sunderland infact most of the match was Sunderland. Man City were very luck here to grab a goal after 67 min's. This gave us our trade out odds of 1.26 with £154 for £52 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £52

Our Trading Result:
We got our lay bet on 8 min's in at 3.3. Benfica looking the better side went behind just before half time thanks to McGeady for Celtic, driving the odds up to 4.5 enabling us to trade out at 4.4 with £75 for £24 profit across all options.

Profit made on this trade = £24

Our Trading Result:
We back Sevilla a few min's in-play at 1.91. We got in on the goals market at 2.32 with £50 about 15 min's in, more as a cover for the back bet as Steaua started very well. As initially forecast Sevilla took the lead 24 min's in for us to trade out on both bets. We traded out at 1.24 on the Sevilla bet and 1.55 on the goals bet for an overall profit of £75

Profit made on this trade = £75

Our Trading Result:
We had to get in on this at lower odds than we wanted as they barely moved in the first 20 min's due to Tottenham's performance, we managed to get 1.62 matched about 20 min's in. This was quite annoying when 1.75 was available last night for those who took the early price. We only had to wait a few min's for Keane to open the scoring for Spurs, it was then followed up shortly after by Berbatov to take them 2 goals up and take the win. We traded out at 1.27 after the first goal as we want to secure the 10th consecutive winner this month with minimal risk.

Profit made on this trade = £26

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 3.25 this morning on the lay bet and got in with £25 at 2.5 on the over 2.5 goals bet in-play. We didn't see the match as we were using betfair mobile and listening to it on the radio. The game seem to be played as expected, no early goals but with them being so evenly matched it played slightly in our favour with reasonable trade out odds. We traded out of the lay bet just after Higginbotham scored for Sunderland at 4.1 (4.3 was available for a short time but we missed it) for £20 profit across all options. As we were only risking £5 on the goal bet due to the draw bet being a winner, we let it run until the next goal was scored and traded out at 1.87 with the profit on over 2.5. Unfortunately it finished under so no profit, but more importantly no loss.

Profit made on this trade = £20

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 2.3 in-play. Fulham seemed to be able to keep Liverpool closed in althrough the first half. We were expecting much more especially with the same team that won 8-0 earlier in the week. We decided to trade out just after half time at 5.0 with £50 for a loss of £50 if the game finished under 2.5 goals. Unfortunately there were much better odds available after the goals. On a personal note once Liverpool picked up the pace late in the second half we layed the draw as did lots of our members at 1.74 just before they scored but obviously can't report the profit as we didn't mention it in advance.

Profit made on this trade = - £50

Our Trading Result:
We got our lay bet on at 3.15. We didn't have to wait to long for Ridgewell to score an OG to put Villa ahead and enable us to trade out at 4.6 with £68 for £30 profit. A nice easy winner for us.

Profit made on this trade = £30

Our Trading Result:
We got our lay bet on 5 min's in at 3.45. Another 5 min's in we were glad we didn't back Juventus as Parma looked much better than expected and managed to take the lead by a penalty just before HT. As we had our sensible head on for this we traded out half our stake (as we advised those who contacted us) and then looked to get the rest matched once the odds drifted a little to make a bit of profit. Parma scored again to take themselves 2 up after 57 min's and gave us the odds we were looking for to trade the rest of the stake out. We traded out with average odds of 4.9 with £70 for £28 across all options

Profit made on this trade = £28

Our Trading Result:
This is another example of a team starting so well the odds don't move or go southward. We were forced to take 1.49 and for obvious reasons. Tottenham were excellent! We also got in on the goals market at 1.82. Jenas put Tottenham ahead after 13 min's enabling us to trade straight out on both bets. We would have waited on the goals market but wanted to focus on the Parma game. Those who did would have been laughing as Tottenham were 3-0 up at half time.

We got out on the win bet at 1.14 with £120 for £31 if Tottenham won, and got out on the £50 goals bet at 1.36 with £67 for another £16 profit. The profit here could have been tripled if you played this one less conservatively.

Profit made on this trade = £47

Our Trading Result:
We got our bet matched at 2.02 in-play. Portsmouth were unlucky not to get a penalty after the shirt pulling incident in the first half. Unfortunately no goals despite Pompey hitting the post late in the second half. We waited as long as we could and traded out at 7.4 just before the game went into injury time for a loss of £75 if the game finished in a draw.

Profit made on this trade = - £75

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 1.53 on the win bet and got 2.1 matched in-play on the goals bet. Despite a few good chances and quite a few corners for Reading this game and most the possession was Arsenal's as expected. We traded out on the back bet after the first goal with a little risk on the draw and Reading win with £65 for £40 profit if Arsenal won. We then traded out on the £50 goals bet after the second goal at 1.3 with £77 for another £26. Those who waited would have done well here with two winners recouping yesterdays loss.

Profit made on this trade = £66

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 1.9 in-play, completely missing Betfair had a scheduled outage planned at 17.30hrs for 1hr. If only we had checked our emails before the match as we had about 30 people asking why would you pick a trade during an outage? Well even we make mistakes! The game was played pretty much as expected but Paderborn were particularly good in defense. The match came back in-play with about 25 min's to go where we decided to trade out £40 of our stake leaving a little profit on the Koblenz win and a smaller loss if they didn't as we weren't completely confident of Betfair staying up. Some members at this point told us they were backing the 0-0 (smart move on their part) we decided against it and let the bet run to our detriment.

Profit made on this trade = - £60

Our Trading Result:
We got in about an hour after we uploaded the trade to the site at 3.5. The odds drifted steadily to 4.3 before the off. Those who contacted us and were worried about the liability we advised them to wait for the odds to drift a little or back Villareal instead. We didn't have to wait long for a goal here (4 min's) as Las Palmas were definitely out classed in the first 30 min's. We traded out about 15 min's in with £37 once the odds had drifted to 8.4. Another goal came 5 min's later driving the odds over 30 so lots of profit available to those who waited. After Las Palmas got their penalty we traded another £5 out to give us £56 on all options just incase.

Profit made on this trade = £56

Our Trading Result:
We got in on the Win bet at 1.83 before kick off. We got in on the goals market with £25 at 3.0 after Austria's keeper got battered by Crouch forcing them to bring on a sub keeper. England had a good level of possession but it was obvious they were missing some valuable players. Crouch broke the deadlock just before half time enabling us to trade out of both bets. We got out of the win bet at 1.18 with £130 for £57 profit if England won and traded out at 1.76 on the goals bet with £42 for £17 profit.

As England didn't look like scoring and we still got in on the goals bet we won't declare it in the profit.

Profit made on this trade = £57

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 3.35 on this when we were picking the trade last night. Those who got in just before kick off would have got a better price. The first goal came from Wales driving the odds up to 3.6. As most of you know we usually wait for 4.1 as a minimum so whilst we were waiting for the odds to drift ROI equalized forcing us to wait for another goal. The next one came from Doyle for ROI driving the odds to where we needed. We traded out at 5.1 with £66 for a fairly even profit across all options.

Profit made on this trade = £33

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 3.4 when we were picking the trades last night. Bulgaria scored the one and only goal 6 min's in. Romania had some good chances but unfortunately no real opportunity to trade out with what we highlighted.

Profit made on this trade = - £100

Our Trading Result:
We got our lay bet on at 3.15. Toni scored after literally 2 min's to take Italy in front enabling us to trade out at 5.2 with £63. We decided to take a bit of a risk to recoup the 'potential loss' at this time on the Bulgaria game. So we traded out with the weight of the money on either team winning, and left a loss on the draw as this result was very unlikely. Most of the members who contacted us let this one run as the Bulgaria game was going against us. This was a bit of a nail biter until the last minute where unfortunately for Scotland, Italy took the lead.

Profit made on this trade = £67

Our Trading Result:
We got our bet on under 2.5 goals before kick off at 1.84. Why we don't like to benefit from Gillingham's early misfortune (Cogan and Sodje's injuries) this has to be the easiest under trade we have ever done. The ball wasn't in-play for 13 min's whilst they were attending to Sodje's injuries but the odds continued to shorten. By the time the game started again they were at 1.43 for us to trade out with practically no risk. We gave it five more min's to see how Yeovil were paying and after Owusu hit the crossbar we got in on the back bet at 2.2 for Yeovil. After 66 min's we were given our trade out odds of 1.26 for a double winner here.

Profit made on this trade = £64

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 1.54 on the back bet. and traded out at 1.23 after Kaka scored for Brazil. We put £125 on the lay for £24 profit. Nice and simple.

Profit made on this trade = £24

Our Trading Result:
We got in at 3.2 before kick off. 3 min's in England gave away a penalty which was converted by Vieirinha giving us the trade out odds we wanted. We traded out at 4.2 with £76 for £23 profit across all options.

Profit made on this trade = £23

Our Trading Result:
We backed under 2.5 goals this morning at 1.7. The odds shortened to near 1.5 before Croatia's first goal after 9 min's but we didn't trade out in time. Croatia went 2 up 3 min's later putting trading out off the cards until the odds came down. They reach reasonable odds a few min's into the second half so we traded out with £100 on 5.5 leaving no loss if the game finished over 2.5 goals. England started the second half much better and we felt backing the 10.5 on offer with a £25 side bet was good value especially as it was likely they would score a goal or two enabling us to trade out with a good profit. Lampard converted a penalty after 56 min's in and Crouch finished a superb Beckham cross 9 min's later enabling us to trade out at 2.72 with £97 for £68 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £68

Our Trading Result:
The odds for this one were slowly drifting out as the day went on so before they tipped 4 we jumped in at 3.95. We were happy we did as 3 min's in Harding scored taking the early lead for Aldershot driving the odds momentarily to 6.8. Unfortunately we missed this but managed to get 6.2 match to trade out with £62 for £36 on the win. Two more goals followed for Aldershot before half time giving those who waited excellent trade out odds of 95.

Profit made on this trade = £36

Our Trading Result:
We got this one matched at 3.8. Staines surprised us and probably everyone else by opening the scoring after 10 min's. Maybe the first match wasn't a fluke! The odds shortened quite a bit as people were expecting Stockport to equalize. We sat there until half time and still no equalizer and the odds had only returned to 3.4. We decided to trade out £80 of our stake leaving a smaller profit and loss, and crossed our fingers on Staines not conceding a goal.

Unfortunately they couldn't hold out and Stockport put themselves level after 83 min's so a loss of £88 for us.

Profit made on this trade = - £88

Our Trading Result:
We got in about 1/2 hr before kick off at 3.7 on the lay bet and got the over 2.5 goals bet on at 2.04 a little over 10 min's in. Günther gave away a penalty and got sent off 19 min's in which was converted putting Osnabruck ahead. The odds were perfect to trade out on both trades to recoup yesterdays loss. We got out on lay bet at 5.8 and 1.36 on the goals bet, opting for an even profit spread.

Profit made on this trade = £58

Our Trading Result:
We got in on the goals bet at 2.0 about 15 min's in-play just after Betfair went suspended for the first time. We also backed Bremen at 1.88 shortly after as they looked the better team as expected. Unfortunately no goals in the first half and as the game wasn't very open we cut our losses trading out at 4.1 with £100 for no loss if the game finished under 2.5 goals. This left us hoping to make some profit on the win bet. Bremen delivered what we were looking for 63 min's in enabling us to trade out at 1.21 with £50 for £32 profit.

Profit made on this trade = £32

Our Trading Result:
We had high hopes going into this one as Villa supporters. We backed Villa at 2.74 before kick off and got on the goals bet at 2.64 in-play with £50. The first 25 min's or so we were not 100% confident of the result but after Carew opened the scoring for Villa at 45 min's we knew that would be it. We traded out on the goals bet at 2.2 with £50 for £21 profit (regrettably as two more followed shortly after) and gave it a few min's into the second half for the odds to drift and were rewarded by another goal 4 min's in enabling us to traded out at 1.16 with £100 for £150 profit if Villa won.

Those who contacted us about this game earlier today can buy us a pint as we make it £1450 if you followed our advise to the letter

Profit made on this trade = £171

Our Trading Result:
We got in on the lay bet at 3.35 and 2.22, 15 min's in on the goals bet. As expected Spurs defending let them down and they conceded a goal 20 min's in. So anyone who took our advise about backing West Ham would have been able to trade out with a nice profit. The goal enabled us to trade out on the goals bet at 1.46 with £76 for £25 profit. We gave it 20 min's or so for the odds to drift on the lay bet but as everyone expected Spurs to equalize they didn't move much. As soon as Robbie Keane was brought down in the West Ham box we traded out with £89 before the market went suspended expecting a penalty to be awarded. Unfortunately no penalty but we were out safely at 3.85.

Profit made on this trade = £43

Our Trading Result:
We got the lay bet on at 3.4. The first half was fairly tight with some chances and a couple of yellow cards. The second half was completely different, generating 4 goals. We traded out after Fulham took the lead the first time. The odds went up to 4.0 for a short time but we missed them regrettably settling for 3.85 as it was very likely Blackburn would equalize. Those who waited could have got 4.1 after Fulham took the lead the second time.

Profit made on this trade = £13