Carl Trader – Carl’s In-Play Trading Course

My name is Carl I have been successful trading Betfair’s Horse Racing in-Since 2014, Play Markets

Over the years, I learned from many successful Betfair traders and have since developed my own profitable system.-Use these betting strategies.

Additionally, I have also traded futures and stocks in financial markets at a proprietary trading firm. This experience has helped me to refine my skills.-Tune my sports trading.

I have now taught dozens of traders, including aspiring traders, how to increase their trading profits using Betfair’s in-house software.-Horse racing trading.

• So it is easy to understand my strategies, they are clear and easily understood.

• I only trade with a £220 bank daily, and turn it into +£400 +£500 days regularly, and sometimes +£1000 days. Pre-trade cannot give you such high % returns.-Race, or scalping strategies. (I have increased my exposure to £320 since April, when Betfair improved their video stream speed. This has made it even more convenient for in-Play traders who trade from home

• You can expect at least one opportunity for almost all races with my strategies. This allows you to enter the flow state which is great for psychology and trading.

• Even though there are many horse racing trading strategies out there, it’s hard to find good strategies that you can trade easily and profitably.

• My strategies produce consistent profits, and in the process, don’t produce much stress. Contrast this to the common strategy where you place a good horse on the track and expect it to win. Then you wait patiently for the odds coefficient of dropping.

• You don’t have to be glued to one particular horse for the whole race and be afraid to miss the trade opportunity. I do not study horse racing forms before races. I only monitor price ladders and live video feeds. I then make all trade decisions based upon that information.

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• 2

  Lay to the Back

• • 2.1. Lay to Back Strategy Theory

  • 2.2. Lay to Back Example 1 +44

  • 2.2.2. 2.2.2.

  • 2.3. Lay to Back. Talk about theory again. +90

  • 2.4. Lay to Back +50

  • 2.5. Lay to Your Back +48

  • Lay to Back, Trade the Chance, Don’t Guess Who Will Win

  • 2.8. Lay to back Cheltenam illustration

  • 2.9. Lay to Back using a larger back bet as a breakout point. +43

  • 2.10. 3m +70 Commenting while I trade real-time

  • 2.10. 3.10.

  • 2.11. Higher odds of Lay to Back trading

  • 2.12. How to accept a loss in trades that go against you

  • 2.12. 2/2. How to handle losses

  • 2.13 +255 Trade Lay 2 back portion 1/2

  • 2.13 +255 Trade Lay 2 back, Part 2/2

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  Reversal strategy

• • Theory of 1.1 Reversals

  • When there are no running profits, 1.3 2 reversals

  • 1.4. Reversals using pivot point

  • 1.5. Cheltenham 1.5 mil matched, reversal plays

  • 1.6. 2 reversal games and +100 race

  • Musselburgh 4m +105 Race 1/4

  • Musselburgh 4m +105 – Race 2/4

  • Musselburgh 4m +105 – 3/4

  • Musselburgh 4m+105 race 4/4

  • When you are too biased, you can turn a good winner into a big loser

  • Part 2: Making a good winner a big loser by being too biased

• 4

  Start of race

• • Southwell +25, First 6f Southwell

  • 2nd 5f larger bet +80

  • 3rd race 5f irish

  • 4th 5f Chepstow plus 25%

  • 5h 7f

  • 6th 1m taking an extra scratch if trades are not going your direction

  • 7th when horse has had a terrible start

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  • 8th 1.2m scratch & small win

  • 9th and 10th trades simultaneously +30

  • 10th Recognizing silks that are correct faster than others is an edge.

  • The 11th largest field means less competition

  • 12th Maydan, 1.6m Back from lay

  • 13th You can chase the move a lot +45

• 5

  Return to Lay

• • Lay Theory: 3.1

  • 3.2. Return to Lay

  • 3.3. Back to Lay

  • Back2Lay +100 part 1/2

  • Part 2 of the Back2Lay +100 Trade

• 6

  Rapid reversal

• • 4.1. Rapid Reversal

  • 4.2. Rapid reversal

  • 4.3. Fast reversal 2 horse race

• 7

  Work orders

• • 5.1. Work the orders

• 8
  
  Scalping

• • Excellent setup for scalping or lay to back trades +149

• 9

  Perfect trade setups

• • Couldbegood +102

  • 5f Apprentice Race +15

  • Perfect Layup +67

  • 5f, many trades B2L L2B

  • B2L +160

  • An important characteristic of a slow-paced run race

  • +195 Late change of the Race 1/2

  • +195 Late change of the Race 2/2

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  14th May 2021, 3rd Day of York Festival. (+1 810 Day) Full trading session

• • 1st york edited p90

  • 2nd NY p27 scratch and not much happening, and photofinish

  • 3rd 7f p15

  • 4th York 2 scratches

  • Fifth race York p25

  • 6th York 1m 1mil matched, p60

  • 7th leopardstown, patience a virtue

  • 8th 1.6m

  • 9th York 1.m.p110

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  8th of July Full trading session (+510 Day).

• • 14:05 Carlisle +132

  • 14:40 Carlisle 140 (my 16:40).

  • 1320 +21

  • 1330 m45 is too high for trading, or bad luck.

  • 1350 newmarket 1.5m nearly perfect timing on the last bets

  • 14:15 doncaster +45

  • 1425 Newmarket, p57

  • 1450 +50

  • 1500 Newmarket

  • 1515 back to be the front runner once again

  • 1535 +33

  • 1535 +33

• 12

  Psychology

• • Daily Maximum loss (max exposure) limit. Why you should set it

  • Good habbits bad habbits

  • Bad days in trading

  • Trading Distracting thoughts can lead to distractions

• 13

  Technicals

• • Geeks Toy settings part 1

  • Geeks Toy Settings part 2

  • Racetimer

• 14

  Bonus videos

• 2.13. NHF race +50

• You have a great opportunity to get +20 quickly

• 21. July +100 Naas 7f laid to back

• 21. July +150 Lay to Back

• Biggest trade of day +185 at 22,09.21

• 04.10. 1st +20

• 04.10. 2nd +30

• 04.10. 3rd +270

• 04.10. 4th +220