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That may have happened in some races in the past athough find it hard to believe it's a common thing.

@@CaanBerryProTrader Not common I the big races like the grand national or ascot they are very regulated. Its more like your smaller races like 14:40 at Chepstow for example. Personally what I know about horse racing could go on the back of a stamp.

So you get fucked if there’s no cards?

Good to hear, Craig.

Slow and steady wins the race. Small and consistent and it soon adds up!

yep sure does. The weakness in MALPAS was the beast couldnt jump and had failed to complete several times. The top horse had a fair bit of cash behind him yet had beeen completly thrashed for toe in previous races so i didnt know why there was money for him. I layed that beast at 3.7 i think and left malpas just incase it did jump on the day. Backed spantic in run as only had lay on cross and was going like a well tuned scoot!.

Stop losing? Have they said its due to affordability?

@@CaanBerryProTrader yes I think so, I did matched betting in last three months, and lost ~15k in bf account. I started to watch your video and try to place more value betting, but how can I persuade them to remove my deposit limit.source of wealth? Winning in my bookie account? Thanks Cann for any advice.

If you move to the Republic of Ireland the affordability checks are not applicable. It's probably not what you wanted to hear though.

Yes, but you need to remember that is previously matched volume (in a single match) so that chart shows a match of 125, although there may have been many matches at 3.0 of different amounts, in seconds.

@@CaanBerryProTrader ahha, I understand what you mean, at that moment it was a trade of 25, then the odds moved, went up and down, but you can't change how the graph is made right?. this is a limitation for me, but can show in the ladder the sum

yes this is correct

You can see visually on the ladder. Looking at the charts, we dont.

Ouch!

SATSPORT

Yep, steady does it. Don't have to make massive results for it to add up nicely,.

@@CaanBerryProTrader For sure, I work on pennies adding up, I work well for 2/3 weeks but unfortunately as a bad gambler I chase losses if I have some on the nose £50 bets and £100 bets and start messing around losing a bag of sand. I find it hard stop these once monthly losses, kills steady gains.

Sound a problem for you? One or two people have said this over time but all seems good this end... any you would suggest?

@@CaanBerryProTrader is a bit yeah, I am a bit sensitive to it probably, it's just my ear has to tune in, especially if I come to your vids after others, I can just tell the sound is being recorded from the camera. Not really too sure on models. If i were you I'd go on Fiverr on get someone to make you a 2 second Titles clip too, put that are the start or around there, little touches like this add up. This is purely from the view of a subscriber, I'm not a youtuber or anything. All the best mate

How so? Don't use them with the turnover charges and all.

@@CaanBerryProTrader there’s a few reasons: 1 - smarkets graphs show all/several selections all at once so you can easily see how they interact with each other over time. 2 - they have the bar graphs for volume, as Betfair do, but you can mouse-over them to see the exact time of the trade to the minute. 3 - you can zoom in and out of the graph time-wise to show any time frame you like, and even select pre-off or in-play only. All in all they are what you would expect from a modern exchange, Betfair’s very much look 20 years old sadly. As a transitioning MB’er there are many good reasons to still use smarkets, but obviously some markets are only feasible to trade on Betfair due to liquidity.

That's great, but it doesn't really matter given that you'd effectively be trading against the house (that can see your hand). And if you do win, they hit you with 3% turnover charge, markets isn't tradeable, it's why you don't get pros using it.