Premier league darts - week 3

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Premier league darts - week 3

Postby frankgallagher » Thu Feb 25, 2010 7:47 pm

As before, trading on the draws...........

Tonights matches

King v Baxter
Lewis v Jenkins
Barney v Whitlock
Taylor v Wade
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Re: Premier league darts - week 3

Postby frankgallagher » Thu Feb 25, 2010 10:17 pm

First 3 matches all traded sucessfully.

Unsure whether to trade on Taylor as it's not unusual for him to run away with games
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Re: Premier league darts - week 3

Postby Selectabet » Fri Feb 26, 2010 11:10 am

Frank,

Can you talk me thru how you do this?

I'm guessing you take a position pre-match and then wait to see how the games / sets develop. Then trade them off as the game goes? What kind of margin do you make?

I knew a trader who staked huge amounts (tens of thousands) but actually because he traded them out only made a hundred or so off his trades at a time. Not to be sneezed at I know but it's a lot of dough for that kind of return.
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Re: Premier league darts - week 3

Postby frankgallagher » Fri Feb 26, 2010 6:27 pm

Selectabet wrote:Frank,

Can you talk me thru how you do this?

I'm guessing you take a position pre-match and then wait to see how the games / sets develop. Then trade them off as the game goes? What kind of margin do you make?

I knew a trader who staked huge amounts (tens of thousands) but actually because he traded them out only made a hundred or so off his trades at a time. Not to be sneezed at I know but it's a lot of dough for that kind of return.


It's something I'm trying to weigh up to be honest Select.
To start with i was staking £20ish on the draw (price normally around 6) and looking to trade out about 4ish.

I changed up last night and backed the draw big, just looking for a couple of ticks to trade

Here's my P/L on the Barney Whitlock match. Here i had my "lay" matched before a dart was thrown. (There was also £6"green" on Barney and the draw - so profit no matter what)

Darts > Whitlock v Barneveld : Match Odds Showing 1 - 2 of 2 Selections
Selection Odds Stake(£) Bid type Placed Profit/loss(£)
Draw 5.00 150.00 Back 25-Feb-10 20:31 -150.00
Draw 4.80 156.20 Lay 25-Feb-10 20:33 156.20
*Average odds: On Off Back subtotal: -150.00
Lay subtotal: 156.20
Market subtotal: 6.20
Commission @ 5%: 0.31
Net Market Total: 5.89


When doing this, you need to keep an eye on the market. Here i saw the most cash was matched between 4.8 and 5.

I put up my £150 to get matched @ 5. It was matched pretty quickly, so I immediately put up a lay @ 4.8 and used betfair to calculate how much to put up to get the most guaranteed green.
As you can see, it took 2 minutes to green out.

Margins you make on this are slim pickings, but if you can make 4% on every game then it soon adds up.

I'm a bit wary of trying this with Phil Taylor matches however
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