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Automation –
I set my upper limit odds to 15. So anything above 15 I won't enter. I set 2 trade outs 1 at 150%
another at 250% so I'm then fully hedged.
My stop loss is set for 1.5 - if the odds hit 2 the stop loss for 1.5 will be entered.
There are some occasions when I won't have a stop loss set and will set my trad elut at 3-400%
(that's if I'm really confident)
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Manual Trading -
I will watch the L2B selection aswell as a couple of the onside horses. If I see the usual signs amd
signals of the horse/jockey struggling, jumping poorly etc I'll enter my lay. Similar rules to above - I'll
not enter above 15, I will sometimes but it's very rare.
If the horse is running well and showing no signs of struggle etc I'll just stay out and wait for the next
trade. Its better to stay out and keep your bank protected.
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Stakes -
Stake sizes really don't matter at all. Stick to tiny stakes until you've nailed the process. Once you've
nailed that process then you can increase stake sizes slowly. I really can't emphasise enough the
importance of nailing the trading process. You'll never make regular profit if you don't habe the
process in place.
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How many runners?
Ideally 6 or more. If any of the onside horses are not running then the trade should be then manual
only or a no trade.
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Odds
15 is the absolute max I go in. Unless I'm more than certain. Even then I'll switch to liability mode to
protect my bank.
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Manual or automation?
If you are sat at your laptop or computer then always opt for manual trading - even if the selection is
suitable for automation.
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Trade out or let it run?
I personally always trade out. The profit margins are only a few quid from odds of say 50 to 1000. So
it's not worth risking the trade for a few quid. Remember the golden rule is to protect your bank. No
bank, no trading.