Still got the F***ing flu, been taking paracetamol, lemsip, Chinese herbs , nothing works so far.
As for the in-running this afternoon, i kept making wrong decisions race after race ,it's just not my day !!
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The amazing feats of in running gambler Mr Wong are the
stuff of legend amongst his fans on the Betfair forum.
NOW, Mr Wong has agreed to write a blog about his exploits.
Each trading day former restauranter turned Pro punter Mr Wong, will reveal his exact profit or loss here - and the races and horses which made the difference.
Warts and all, reading Mr Wong's blog is the only way to get deep inside the mind of one of Britain's most talented, experienced and successful in-running punters.
If you are venturing for the first time into the fascinating world of in-running betting, then why not add Mr Wong's blog to your favourites list so you check back each day and find out how his in-running results are comparing to yours?
Mr Wong trades from an exchange office in Highgate. His set-up includes a fibre optic internet conection and a state-of-the-art one-click API software programme Gruss to maximise his profit.
It promises to be a fascinating and insightful journey, littered with pearls of wisdom, which will offer gripping insights into the cutting edge of in-running gambling.
Mr Wong is one of Britain's most successful in running traders. Here, in an exclusive blog, the supertrader lifts the lid for the first time on how he achieves a healthy profit each month - purely by trading on betting exchanges.
Meet Mr Wong...
The amazing feats of in running gambler Mr Wong are the
stuff of legend amongst his fans on the Betfair forum.
NOW, Mr Wong has agreed to write a blog about his exploits.
Each trading day former restauranter turned Pro punter Mr Wong, will reveal his exact profit or loss here - and the races and horses which made the difference.
Warts and all, reading Mr Wong's blog is the only way to get deep inside the mind of one of Britain's most talented, experienced and successful in-running punters.
If you are venturing for the first time into the fascinating world of in-running betting, then why not add Mr Wong's blog to your favourites list so you check back each day and find out how his in-running results are comparing to yours?
Mr Wong trades from an exchange office in Highgate. His set-up includes a fibre optic internet conection and a state-of-the-art one-click API software programme Gruss to maximise his profit.
It promises to be a fascinating and insightful journey, littered with pearls of wisdom, which will offer gripping insights into the cutting edge of in-running gambling.
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2 comments:
Hi Mr Wong
Firstly, I hope you get well soon.
I have just been reading through your blog, and find it very inspiring.
Do you think it is necessary to have a live link to trade successfully in play, or do you think it can be done by looking at the amounts available to back and lay?
When someone offers to back or lay a horse for a few thousand pounds in-running, would you say it is normally means that they know the horse is highly likely to win or to lose?
Thanks in advance.
Jeff
Hi Jeff,
Imo, playing in-running without live picture is suicidal.
when playing IR i concentrate more on horse(TV) then prices.Imo,the amount of money offer to back or lay usually have no bearing on the outcome the the race.
Cheers
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