
The global recession has been hitting many people in the pocket for several months. The chance of earning extra cash from a second income is a very attractive prospect. It is a great idea in theory but the only problem is how to go about it. A wise man once said stick to what you know. With that in mind, I have attempted to use my tennis knowledge and passion for the sport to generate an additional income stream.
Mike Sharman’s Tennis Trading System is a complete guide to the Betfair tennis markets. The book contains various bet trading techniques that are designed for a particular type of match or scenario.
After reading the book, I conclude the £30 cost is a reasonable price for something that will make money. The system does contain plenty of trading strategies and food for thought. The only problem I had initially was deciding on which one to use. I was somewhat spoilt for choice with so many techniques to choose from.
I found the ebook quite interesting and should appeal to anyone with a passion for tennis. You are trading the markets instead of betting on them. This means it does not even feel like gambling. I had never bothered much in the past with tennis betting but after reading Mike Sharman’s system I am becoming something of a regular Betfair user.
The obvious question is how much can be made using the information. This depends on several things such as the size of your stakes and the extent of your trading sessions. The methods seem to work as described so that is good enough for me.
I have started off with a relatively small bank of £120 and after three and a half weeks it now stands at £217 and counting. That may not be as impressive as the professionals but I am more than happy with my current rate of progress. I plan on increasing my stakes at regular intervals. Hopefully that will have a positive effect on profits.
To see what all the fuss is about go to: http://www.tennistradingsystem.com
Wednesday, 24 June 2009
Mike Sharman’s Tennis Trading System
Monday, 22 June 2009
Wimbledon Gets Underway Without Nadal
The Wimbledon tennis championship got underway today complete with a new roof on centre court. The 2008 men’s champion Rafael Nadal will not be defending his title after injury forced him to withdraw from this year’s tournament. His absence will make the draw more attractive for the trio of Federer, Murray and Djokovic.
Federer was always going to provide the main challenge to Nadal. Now the Spaniard is out of the way some people are already favouring a Federer triumph. This could work against the former champion. If he subconsciously believes the tournament is a mere formality then he could be in for a shock.
If Federer is to add to his collection of Wimbledon titles then he will need to produce something like his best tennis. There are plenty of opponents who would enjoy progressing at his expense. Murray, Djokovic and Roddick are just three players who will benefit just as much from the absence of the current champion. There are plenty of others who also lay in wait.
There is no doubt that the smart money is going to be on Federer. At this stage of his career, a grand slam with no Nadal is a welcome bonus. Even so the title will not be handed to him on a plate.
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Tuesday, 9 June 2009
Federer Wins French Open At Last
By his own high standards 2008 was not the best year for Roger Federer. This year he is faring much better and seems to have recaptured the habit of winning tournaments. His first success at the French Open puts him up there with Pete Sampras on 14 grand slam wins. Federer has been around for years and people sometimes forget he is only 27 years of age. Only a fool would bet against him claiming more grand slams.
Federer has hit some good form at just the right time of the year with Wimbledon just around the corner. The grass of centre court is one of Federers favourite surfaces and he will be eager to add to his title haul. The current World number 1 Rafael Nadal has injury concerns although it is hoped he will be fit in time for Wimbledon. If he does make it the injury is hardly the ideal preparation needed to defend his title.
The smart money will once again be on a Federer versus Nadal final. All tennis fans will welcome yet another epic battle between two of the greatest modern day players. After his recent tournament wins Federer is obviously hungry for more success. He will fancy his chances of winning Wimbledon for the sixth time. Both Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic will be looking to stake their claims especially if Nadal is not fit to play.
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Sunday, 26 April 2009
Nadal Unstoppable On Clay
Rafael Nadal has continued his dominance by winning the Barcelona Open for the fifth consecutive time. To say he dominates this event is something of an understatement. You have to go back to 2003 for the last time he was beaten in the tournament. He was defeated by Alex Corretja although he was just sixteen years of age at the time.
People are now complaining about how tedious some clay court tennis events are becoming because of Nadal’s superiority. All sports have their outstanding players and tennis is no different. Rafa is not yet at the peak of his powers which is a sobering thought but has still set the standard for others to follow. It is up to the rest of the players to raise their game and mount a challenge against the world number one.
As Federer approaches the end of his career, the obvious challengers to Nadal will be Murray and Djokovic. The problem for them is Nadal is so good on clay court surfaces that competing with him and winning the match are two different things. The biggest threat to Nadal may come from another clay court specialist.
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