BOOM (c) 2019
Congratulations on purchasing THE BOOM © We fully recommend that you have correct bankroll management in place. Aim for 1-5% of your total bankroll on each trade. Mindset is KEY! Match reading skills and decision making are crucial. FOOLS RUSH IN! Don’t be a fool. Don’t fear missing out, there are 10000s of games of football. If you miss out, so what? On to the next one. Try and treat every game for what it is! DO NOT THINK ABOUT PAST TRADES AND FUTURE TRADES when trading a game. Just because the last one lost or won, does not mean that you should be thinking about it. 100% FOCUS ON THE PRESENT MATCH. It’s unique. Treat it that way.
THE SILVER BULLET (c) 2019
Market – Half time goals
Pre game research
Last five home games in same competition for home team.
Last five away games in same competition for away team
At least 4 out of 5 matches for each team to have a first half goal in those games.
But watch out for teams that have not had two first half goals in a row before the game you may trade. If they have not had two first half goals in their last two games then that could be a converging factor qualifier.
Entry point – watch the game and look for fast and open play, forward passes, urgency, shots on target, shots inside the box, lots of corners.
If the game is lively, put in your orders
Staking plan – 5 bets. 20% on each trade.
First trade – entry point price.
Second trade – 2.06 (20% stake)
Third trade – 3 (20% stake)
Fourth trade – 3.75 (20% stake)
Fifth trade – 10 (20% stake)
If a goal goes in late on, and this happens a lot, you will have 20% of your stake at decimal odds of 10.
Example ROI using an entry point of 1.5 and £20 stakes.
Total outlay £100. Total return £406. Total profit £306.20
Exit points.
You can cancel if the match goes really dead and you don’t think there will be a goal, but understand football matches have patterns and rhythms to them. It’s not always going to be fast frenetic and open and it’s not always going to be dry, boring and dull. Your match reading skills are crucial here.
The Perfect Boost (c) 2019
Market – Goals Usually 1.5 and 2.5
Second half of the match. 60 minutes gone and you are expecting at least one goal, maybe two. Perhaps the favourite is trailing and pressing hard. Ideally a one goal gap, 1-0 or 0-1.
Split the stake into 2 parts.
Firstly, go to the goal market that is TWO clear goals away. For example, if it’s still 0-0 then 1.5 if it’s 1-0 then 2.5.
Split the stake again into 4 equal parts.
12.5% x 4
Put 12.5% on the current price then put in orders at 2 above the entry point.
For example, first trade – 3 12.5%
Second trade – 5 12.5%
Third trade 7 – 12.5%
Fourth trade 9 – 12.5%
Secondly, go to the goal market that is just ONE clear goal away. For example, if it’s 0-0 then over 0.5 and if it’s 1-0 then over 1.5.
Again, split this part of the stake in four as above.
Then back entry point (try to get 2 or very close to) then set up orders at a point above.
For example, fifth trade – 2 12.5%
Sixth trade – 3 12.5%
Seventh trade – 4 12.5%
Eighth trade – 5 at 12.5%
Exit points
Example, if it’s 1-0 and a goal goes in.
Cash out in the over 2.5 goals market upon the next goal going in but if you are matched in the over 1.5 goals market, then there is no need to cash out.
Jackpot scenario two very late goals!
The Wire (c) 2019
Market 0.5 goals market
This is an absolute cracker of a system and you can expect to have a lot of wins using this system. But beware, we don’t want to get caught so you have to act quick.
At the beginning of the game, check the last five games for home and away teams respectively in the same competition they play in. Count how many goals are scored in the first ten minutes. If there are none or very few, then it qualifies. If the price is HUGE on a 0-0 then it qualifies as well. The bigger the price and the bigger the liquidity the better.
We back under 0.5 goals right before kick off. It must be a minute before kick off of even less. We then wait and cash out after 10 minutes for a profit. There are variations to this method. If the pre game research says both teams don’t usually score early goals then you may want to stay in longer. If you are confident there is no goal coming then you can choose to stay in. For statistical purposes we recommend 10 minutes. You can remove the liability and let it run within minutes sometimes and then cash out for 100% ROI on a risk free trade. That happens a lot.
What to expect, lots of wins. Lots of wins. You will get caught from time to time. And variance means that there may be a cluster of times where you get caught. It happens.
You can cash out if the match is too fast and a goal looks very likely but that’s entirely your choice. Sometimes the match slows after the initial burst.
The Bombshell (c) 2019
A very good system that wins time and time again. We back very long odds against teams in specific scenarios. a) After the international break. This system picked out Newcastle at Liverpool and Norwich v Man City as two qualifiers. Wait until after the international break, ideally players will have travelled back a day or just slightly longer from international duty. The more players from big teams involved in international duty the better.
We then look at the prices of the underdog and the bigger the better. For example, Norwich v Man City odds of 35-1. Newcastle at Liverpool odds of 15.5-1. DO NOT BE PUT OFF BY THE PRICE.
We can risk peanuts to make A LOT. £2 on Norwich at 35-1. Low risk, high reward.
We back the underdogs at the start of the match and wait. If the favourite scores we lose a minimal stake. If the underdog scores first, we remove the liability or you can cash out for a profit there and then. This works best when the underdog is at home. More travelling for the favourite, the better.
By removing the liability we still have a huge reward if the underdog wins.
Scenario b) The Champions League hangover. Look for favourites who have had a gruelling match and trip in Europe. If the match has taken its toll on the favourites then that is perfect. If it’s been a routine 5-0 victory at home or somewhere near then this isn’t a great qualifier. Again we back the underdog and hope they take the lead.
Scenario c) Complacency and or early season rustiness vs an underdog that has just had a poor result.
One of my favourites this one. Look for the favourite who have just had a great result or a very good performance. Look for the underdog who have just had a shocker.
In recent times, the one that springs to mind. Spurs v Newcastle.
Spurs went to Man City and did very well and arguably deserved to win the game there next game was at home to Newcastle. Easy win right?
Newcastle in turmoil on and off the pitch, beaten easy by Norwich City.
It’s a banker right? Well, it didn’t turn out that way did it? Newcastle win at chunky odds.
Coupon busters happen time and time again! With this one, never back an underdog when they play against a favourite that has just had a poor result.
Another thing to look for is a very long streak of wins or unbeaten games from the favourite. I know Man City and Liverpool tend to win nearly all their games, but one thing is for certain, that loss is going to happen sooner or later. That does not mean we blind back the other teams, but we look for different scenarios like those listed above to increase the likelihood whilst also getting value.
The BOOM (c) 2019
In this strategy we are opposing a short price favourite that isn’t playing well, but is leading the match and there are signs that the underdog are getting comfortable in the match. We are looking at the last 10 minutes of the match. The favourite is 1.20 or below in play.
Ideal scenario is where the favourite is away from home and one point isn’t such a bad result.
We split our stake in two. 50/50
The first part of the trade we LAY the favourite.
The second part of the trade we BACK the next correct score for the favourite.
For example, if Man City are 1-0 up and odds of 1.2 or below. We LAY Man City and BACK them to win 2-0.
If no further goals then we lose.
If the underdog equalises then we CASH OUT IMMEDIATELY! DO NOT HANG AROUND!
Also cash out if the favourite extends their lead.
What to expect. You will get that HUGE WIN occasionally, but you will also get the favourite adding to their lead. Sometimes of course you will lose, but with this system, we are looking long term and when the BOOM comes! Get ready!
So there you have it. Five aggressive strategies for you to try out. Please have responsible bankroll management and the correct mindset. If in doubt, do nowt. Trading should be a fun experience. We recommend that you never trade when angry, stressed, tired or hungry. The best traders have a positive attitude and have a strong reason for why they are in the trade and why they are exiting the trade. Never trade with fear. If you are fearful with a trade then that is not the right mentality. Have confidence in your match reading and decision making. Protect your bankroll at all times. If you feel like you are going on tilt, stop immediately. Tomorrow is another day. We wish you all of the best with your trading.