Football cash Generator in action

Today is a good footballing Saturday and I will le looking at what I can do with the Football Cash Generator I am looking at the Liverpool vs Stoke game first of all and it looks prime for the Football Cash Generator strategy.

At the moment it is 5 hours before the game and the relevant odds are 6.6 lay odds on the DRAW and 20 on the Back of the Nil- Nil
The settings I am testing are as follows:-

• €25 for the stake on the Lay bet
• 20% for the Insurance bet on the nil nil
• 25% profit target – based on 25% of the lay stake

Back the nil nil with €

With these settings I have a liability of €105 if it goes to a nil nil scoreline.

I need odds of 9.76 after the first goal is scored preferably by Liverpool. I will then be placing a back bet on the draw of €16.50 if the odds are 10.0

Other Options are…

To maximise the profit if NOT a draw and have nothing if it ends a draw €15.76 at odds of 10.0 will give profit of €7.40 which is a profit of 29.63%

To equalise the profit if it is a draw – €16.50 on the back bet with odds of 10.

I will be looking at the odds before the game starts to see what the odds are like then because just before the game is probably the best time to place the initial bets.

When the game is in play I will have to monitor the goal situaion and have Betfair or Betdaq window set up ready to place the back bet on the draw. I can have all the numbers in ready so that when the market is un-suspended I can place the order.

The other game I would consider today is the WestHam vs Newcastle.

The odds at present on Betfair are 15.5 for the nil nil and 3.85 on the lay bet for the Draw

I have to increase the stake because of the minimum bet on Betfair of 4 Euro – So I have that set at €100 and left all the other setting the same. I place a bet of 4.91 on the nil Nil and same as the Liverpool game monitor the progress of the game. I will be looking for odds of 5.5 after the first goal. Then place an order in the market on the back of the draw for €70.

The liability on this one is €213.75 and the target profit is €25 according to the working out of the spreadsheet. Looking at this in terms of liability vs target profit the profit target should be €53.43 to achive 25%. Or the target profit is really only about 12.5%.

OK lets see how it pans out….