Thursday 16th November 2006

A decent day today where I have just finished trading on the snooker and ended with a profit for the day of £191. I started well with the 13:10 @ Market Rasen where I backed Junkanoo just as the horse had jumped the final fence at 2.02. In the 13:30 @ Wincanton I got it all wrong and ended up backing Rebel Raider and Femme D'avril and laying the eventual winner Slick. In the 13:50 @ Hereford I backed Brave Villa @ 1.50 and then traded off @ 1.06 to leave a healthy profit. My best result of the day was to back Senorita Rumbalita in the 15::00 @ Wincanton. Later, again @ Wincanton in the 15:30 I backed Tana River for another profit. I consider myself very lucky not to have backed Mantle in the 17:20 @ Wolverhampton, the horse was well clear coming into the straight and was backed at 1.01 for several thousand pound when breaking down lame. I finished off the day with a few trades in the Premier League snooker which netted me around £40. See you all tomorrow.

Comments

[Angelo]

Hi Ray, seems you are on the right track keep it up. I got inspired by this betfair blogging, and i decided to start a blog also, I am putting a challenge for myself and see how far i will arrive :)i started it yesterday and i am on target. :) Also I think its good to say what you think to someone . my link is www.tiger-man.blogspot.com. ps. i added you on my site.

[Ray]

Hi Angelo, Good Luck with your quest. My own opinion is that you are trying to make too much return on capital each day. It appears easy in the early days but if you get by the first 30 weeks you are looking to make a consistant £1000+ / week. You will do this some weeks but to make that kind of money you will be under a lot more pressure mentally than you can imagine. It's not impossible, so once again Good Luck. I will keep an eye on your quest with interest.
Ray

[Angelo]

hej Ray, i think so also, but lets see how far i can go, my intention is to accumulate to some extend then make some contstant profits, thanks for your advice and continue posting.