The 2011 tennis season ended last night in fantastic style. The final between Tsonga and Federer was well worth the wait as the match eventually played out 2-1 to Federer. The tournament at the o2 has been great for liquidity and the action hasnt been bad either. Last year, this tournament was very one sided […]
Total Tennis Trading Review
Here is a review of Total Tennis Trading. If you enjoyed Total Football Trading (and many of you did) then you will be pleased to know that I feel that this package is on another level to it. The tennis markets are incredibly lucrative and learning how to trade them profitably could be one […]
A Real Turn Up For The Books!
A superb profit made from the Wozniacki match in the tennis match yesterday, however it isn’t all that it seems. I would love to be able to say that the profit in the screen shot is as a result of my genius trading skills (well it partly is) and I guess some blog authors […]
No Djoking From The Djoker!
I had a feeling that the Djokovic-Federer semi-final was going to be something special and I certainly wasn’t disappointed. It was one of those matches which had everything and once again proved just why Tennis is arguably the best sport for trading. Djokovic was priced @ 1.55 to start with and this looked like a […]
The Tennis Trading Chokers!
There are literally hundreds of different types of trading opportunities to be had in a typical tennis match. One of the most lucrative can often be when a favourite chokes when serving for the match or even at Match point. Remember, in sports trading, to make a profit we don’t need that player to choke […]
Year Of The Djoker?
Well, Friday was disappointing but also not surprising either as Andy Murray exited Wimbledon. It was groundhog year yet again for Andy as he went out in the semi-finals to Nadal after losing 3-1. This was despite winning the first set and going on to trade down to 1.70 before the collapse began. I know […]
Groundhog Year?
Murray comfortably through to the semi-finals of Wimbledon and with Federer going out in the quarter finals this is surely a great chance for Andy Murray to be first British player to win Wimbledon since 1936. He has to play the mighty Nadal in the semi-finals but if he can beat him then surely he […]
