Paper testing Tennis Market trading

[xchangeDollarz]

hey guys, i think ive got a great strategy for tennis trading. A little bit of background, i played elite tennis as a junior, reaching the 260 in the world under 18's so i assume i have a great grasp on tennis matches. Usually i will just outright pick a winner of games. But i been looking to trade in other sports so i was sitting here now, watching Li vs Dulgheru and started trading by paper... Being from Australia, i cant do in-play betting. Unless anyone knows how to get around that. Anyway, this is what i did earlier. the score was tied at 3-3. Dulgheru took an early advantage in the service game. I layed Li at 1.85. Dulgheru broke serve and Li drifted to 1.94 at which stage i wouldve backed to green up :gimme 2.8 % profit. Li broke straight back, but played a tough next game. Which Dulgheru broke again to take a 5-4 lead, serving for the set. Dulgheru won the first point of the service game. At this stage i would back her at 1.79... she went on to take a 40-0 lead and dropped to 1.71. She than won the service game and dropped further too 1.32 which i show you here. And as you can see, 2,000,000+ matched on the market, so plenty of opportunities. So using this strategy i would have easily greened up TWICE in 1 set. Too bad i cannot place in-play bets in Australia :@ I will probably continue to give out advice and tips regarding this. If anyone is interested. So thanks to KMA ect for helping me look outside the square on the exchange part of things. I now know why this can be so profitable, with the right entering point, tools and methods. Anyone got any input to add, all welcome.

[Datapunter]

Re: Paper testing Tennis Market trading What exactly are you testing here ? You are testing your own personal intuition in the spur of the moment. Testing means you have a pre-defined strategy: If situation X happens i take action A if followed by situation Y the action is B or if followed by situation Z the action is C write that down before the match starts then stick to what you've defined and then see what the result is. That is testing. What you do here is nothing more than watching a tennis match and flipping a coin. Your action is 100% personal and instinctive. Nice if you can make it work but probably the hardest of strategies to make work and maintain over time. Advice you watch the movie 2 for the money , (seriously).