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helping sports traders to achieve their potential pages home academic research book reviews programming for sports betting trading software videos about index this website was created to educate aspiring sports traders. the content provides insight into the minds of experienced traders and common mistakes for beginners to avoid. a trait amongst losing traders is laziness, an unwillingness to self-educate, an inability to distinguish between good and bad advice, and the belief that trading is easy and a guarantor of financial success. presented here is an index of past articles on this website that attempt to direct beginners in the right direction. the index is a work in progress. articles might be updated for clarity or to make them more relevant to current trends. new articles might be added where applicable, if deemed necessary. certainly, articles on bitcoin, crypto currency and finance in general will be written. mathematics of trading be wary of traders who claim to be able to trade without mathematical ability or downplay the need for mathematical knowledge. i am constantly surprised at "educators" publishing in print and online without any recourse to mathematics. it can only mean that they have no understanding of mathematics, which must make one doubt all of their claims. i cannot emphasize enough that if you struggle with mathematics or have no interest in the subject then you will lose money when trading. sports trading and betting is not an activity where willpower alone can make you money. a losing system loses money in the long-run. you cannot hope for success, you have to plan for it, mathematically. all 44 articles labelled "mathematics of trading" - click "older posts" at the bottom of the page for more articles on the mathematics of trading.) arbitrage it's all about the 'arb'. you've gained a mathematical insight into sports betting markets and you've come to the conclusion that one way or another profit is geared to finding arbitrage situations. most people active on the exchanges will understand the pure arb, finding a back offered by one bookmaker/exchange that can be immediately profited from with a lay on another website. but it is not all about pure arbitrage. there are other arbs, namely; statistical arbitrage, synthetic bets and bonus arbitrage (also called matched betting). all 8 articles labelled "arbitrage" algorithmic trading purveyors of manual trading software will deny that trading by hand is ultimately doomed. if you have understood the mathematics of trading and building trading systems then the final step to automate the entire process of building systems and implementing them. a true trading system is one that can be tested to be repeatedly profitable. if the system can be repeated then it can be built into an algorithmic trading system. an algorithmic trading system frees the trader to get on with their life, their family and look after their health. no more sitting in front of a desk for hours on end, getting weary and making mistakes. a system that cannot be made into a series of logical steps is not a system at all. performing logical steps is what computers do best and humans do not. in finance, trading pits have given way to algotrading. sports trading has headed in the same direction. all 25 articles labelled "algorithmic trading" educational material - books - reviews - academic research - here artificial intelligence we are entering the third era of ai with deep learning being touted as the technique that will bring profound changes to ai and its uses for humanity. ai has become expert at games such as chess and go when it was thought that such games would not be mastered for decades to come. in finance, ai and automation is playing a greater role. undoubtedly, we will see big players in ai and automation cornering sports markets. all 15 articles labelled "artificial intelligence" no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest it's been great to meet you! recent goings on mean that i publish this article sooner than i imagined. i retired from full-time work in 2002 in my mid thirties. lucky to have worked in the city though with misgivings. even luckier to have been offered a redundancy package. sensible enough not to have wasted my money on any of the pleasures london has to offer. therefore my reasons for entering the world of sports trading were not the same as most others. i don't need the money. however, i did want to put to good use all that i had learned in the financial markets. hence, this website and two books (1) were written. in the city i saw a lifestyle that appalled me. the worship of money. a system that was meant to aid economies, and take the poor out of poverty, corrupted by greedy people. i had wanted to do good in the city, for the betterment of mankind but it was not to be. the city and financial markets across the globe have become casinos where leeches extract blood money on a daily basis. and so too do i see the same in sports trading, where exchanges charge more than is due and third-parties extract yet more money through subscriptions, worthless tips and dubious educational material. as if sports trading isn't hard enough, the cost of doing so diminishes the profits of the few who are successful and gives another kick in the teeth to those who are already down. and woe betide anyone who attempts to point out the skulduggery rampant in sports trading. my intentions were to show people how not to lose money rather than promise them how to get rich quick. the first book i published, programming for betfair, is a manual to aid those wanting to write their own trading software and avoid subscription fees. a second book, betfair trading techniques, points people in the right direction with regards to the search for edge and a survey of current trading methods and which to avoid. both books are available on amazon with a money back guarantee and are independently reviewed by readers, unlike ebooks bought via paypal. if my books or my website articles have the negative effect of turning people off sports trading then i regard that as much of a success as anyone who makes a profit. it is better to walk away having broken even and realising how hard the game is rather than losing money through third-parties who do not have their interest at heart. a few months ago i used the term "the chuckle brothers" (a pair of uk children's entertainers) to refer to two well-known sports traders. however, a rather pompous programmer called paul spry (owner of the dated geeks toy) incorrectly thought that i was referring to him. when i last used the term mr spry attempted to throw his toys out of his pram and maliciously display a photo of my parents' home. mr spry should stick to programming in his back bedroom as he is none too skilled at using google street view, whose address algorithm is always a few doors off. the house shown was owned by a neighbour, who has since moved, taking his caravan with him. i haven't lived in that street as a resident for over 25 years. instead, i have been living in madrid (and elsewhere) and only returning to the uk to vote or for visits. surely, nobody is that stupid to think that someone who worked in computer security in the past wouldn't cover his tracks online? as they say, "birds of a feather flock together" so now it makes perfect sense why messer's berry and spry should have teamed up. two peas in a pod, unskilled in basic public relations and unable to tell the difference between criticism and maliciousness. death threats received through this website and intimidation (2) via the breaking of twitter's terms and conditions (whether related cannot be proven without resort to the courts) have all been noted by the relevant authorities so any physical harm done will mean that those same authorities will have some leads to go on. the constant online bickering between berry/spry, webb and "the badger" (another trader link

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