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Betting Exchange Secrets - Review
- By Josh Laytheodds
- Published 07/28/2006
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Josh Laytheodds
Now an independent writer for www.laytheodds.com, I was initially only betting on football for fun at school with my friends and generally did well. I must have been about twelve when my dad, an accountant for a large insurance company in London at the time, entered me in a World Cup prediction competition with about 50 of his colleagues. I came second and, with the top three sharing the £1250 total prize money, won a lot of money for myself. >From then on, my dad often came to me on advice on correct scores and he won more than he lost.
As soon as I was old enough, I began betting in bookies myself and it all took on from there really. I've tried other sports apart from football, too, but wasn't anywhere near as successful, although at the time of writing, I'm studying horse racing a lot as I view my one-dimensional betting as a personal betting weakness.
Fortunately I was never what you'd call a 'mug punter'. I understood the concepts of good money management, looking for the biggest price and the importance of finding value very early on. Time passed and I'd currently call myself a part-time punter, although I use the term lightly as I do a lot of trading on betfair and play a little poker. The other part of my income comes from journalism and football coaching, mainly working with kids in academies.
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Initially, I was, as ever, cautious about just how good Betting Exchange Secrets could be. I thought to myself, what possible secrets can there be that he knows which I don’t? Anyway, in this day and age almost everything there is to know about gambling seems to be on the internet already. To my great surprise, however, after speeding past the first twenty or so pages (in which no great ‘secrets’ are revealed as they just explain the basics of a betting exchange), I was discovering new concepts through this refreshing outlook on how to best capitalise on the betting exchange, that had never occurred to me previously.
Having said that, Betting Exchange Secrets will certainly not be everyone’s cup of tea. It may be of some reassurance, however, that there is a 90-day money back guarantee if you aren’t satisfied. If you generally lose on the exchanges, this manual won’t turn you into an instant winner (if there is a manual out there that can do that please let me know!), but it will certainly cause you to lose less and put you on the path to making profits.
The package comes complete with a 110 page manual, although it’s fair to say only half of these pages actually deal with the ‘nitty-gritty’ in discussing the betting exchange secrets Elliot uses. In addition to this, three calculators, which each perform calculations in a few seconds, which would otherwise take minutes, are included in the package.
When testing these calculators I only found a few faults. Firstly, if you type 0.00 for the odds value an error appears and the program shuts down. Secondly, if a trade would leave you with a loss, the minus sign indicating a negative number is easy to miss and can leave you thinking a trade would land you in profit. Aside from these issues, I found the calculators to be flawless.
The manual won’t be for the faint-hearted and there were some sections where I had to read and re-read before fully understand what the manual was saying. I came to the conclusion, however, that this was more due to that fact that in some sections, the reading gets heavy going, than poor explanation on the manual’s part (generally speaking, I found the language used throughout the manual to communicate to the reader satisfactory).
I particularly liked the way Matt Elliot not only explains what each of his calculators does, but also takes the reader through the mathematical operations that his calculator performs, great reading for anyone who wants to make at least an extra income from this industry. Those of you, however, who detest maths with a burning passion, shouldn’t overlook Betting Exchange Secrets because of a few numbers. The sections involving maths are short, concise and can easily be left alone, if desired… after all the three calculators included in the package are designed to do all the hard work for you, anyway.
Unfortunately for those of us based in the UK, Matt Elliot is based in Australia and time difference can cause minor delays with customer service responses, but, whenever I got in contact, I always received a reply within 24 hours.
Priced at $97, Betting Exchange Secrets will genuinely reveal concepts and spark ideas that even a lot of experienced punters/traders will not have considered. As well as a few strategies to make profit, you will learn how obtain the best odds possible and get some useful calculators, too. If you don’t take your betting seriously and view it as fun, I wouldn’t advise buying this, however, if you see it as more than a hobby than Betting Exchange Secrets will certainly help you to squeeze out more profits than you’ve been making.
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1 Response to "Betting Exchange Secrets - Review" 
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said this on 22 May 2007 8:35:16 PM UTC
BRILLIANT WORK
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