Very Low Capital Trading

Aha! Had a second look at the site and finally found the section you are looking at.

So ... for low capital, I take it that the odds on betfair are better than those at SBs?

Maybe, maybe not. But if you have £100, you can risk £2 min bet on betfair. Which is 2% of capital. The odds you can can range from 1000 x your stake down to 1.01 x your stake. They are straight win/lose bets. So you know you exact position (what you can lose/win).

Of course it isn't easy, but with a decent strategy you can make money.

I have been trading part-time for a couple of years with some success until one day i risked to much and yes I lost it! in the end i needed what money I had left in my sb account so took it out. about 6 months past and I wanted to get back in the game again but due to my finacial situation did not have any money to trade with. I had used betfair before so went to the site and deposited £50. that was 4 days ago, I am at £81 now just betting in £2's will post again to let you know of my situation.

Hi Adrian....and the rest
My first time on here...and hope to carry on
I have started to trade with as little as £1500 two wks ago. first day gained £20 second day traded the £ against $ ...lost ~£80 third day lost another deal and was left with £1344.
since then I have traded on a share which bounces ....and have crept to£1488...
I am not looking to make a living out of trading, but winning and loosing and speculation is all so exiting

Just keep your bet size low until you have at least broken the £100 barrier. I use to use the lay bets quite a lot, especially when market is moving quickly - you can often then place a bet at higher odds so that you win whichever way the market is going.

YUVA

Exciting is dangerous.

If you aim to suceed at trading, minimise emotions to gain clear thinking and logical trades.

Regards

bracke

Yes I aim to stay at £2 a bet until my bank reaches £200 then every £1 per bet more I want will require another £100 i.e £3 per bet requires £300, yes I have been laying and backing rather than just one or the other.