Go on the Toffee's...

They could of scored a little sooner rather than leaving it to virtually the last kick of the game, but I guess none of that matters if you see the score line on the TV. You'd think 1-0 away for Everton. Probably predicted by most, but who put there money were the mouth is hey??? It may of been the last kick of the game, or the first attack of the game. The simple thing is I won whichever way you look at it and I've bagged my first winner... So the BR is now £21.50 and if your good at maths that puts us up £1.50 overall. But this is just the beginning and all could be lost on the next game. Of course I'll try not to let that happen, but until I get to the first milestone of £100 I'm always in danger of the dreaded BRB. No it doesn't mean I'll be right back..... But, Bankroll Busted... I have nothing planned for the next bet just yet, but if your following my updates I'll try and give as much notice as I can. Also if anyone is thinking of copying my bets and would like instant updates, then send me your interest in the feedback on this blog and I will set up some sort of instant messaging service to anyone interested. Of course this is still very very early and my last challenge lasted 4 1/2 years, so this is not just a quick fix because I need the £25k. It's to prove given the right mindset it Can be done like I mentioned previously. But while I'm on the subject, just a little footnote about what I can and can't do in more detail. My bet can be on anything. Any sport, any event it doesn't matter. I like live markets that are in play. You can win a lot of points in the right place at the right time. Just an example from this afternoons top football games. Liverpool were battering Leicester at home but at half time the game was still goalless. The odds on Liverpool had lengthened and by the time they scored they were almost 4/1, even if you backed Liverpool at HT you were getting much better odds than at the start of the game. So that's what I mean about in play betting. I can also lay bets as well and chance my arm at being a bookmaker via Betfair instead of a punter. But you have to be careful going down that road. It's not just about my bet losing and saying goodbye to a tenner, no sir, but laying bets regardless of the sport can cost you a lot more than £10. Another example taken from today's football was Chelsea v Watford. Chelsea were massive odds on and were expected to easily dispose of Watford. So if I thought that and decided to lay the draw for £10 in this game, I don't just lose £10, I lose £50 in total because the draw was 4/1 before they kicked off. An yes it can work the other way for you, but would you of laid Chelsea at a price of 1.50 or 1/2 on...... It's going to lose more times than it wins so long term it's a bad idea. I will of course write down all my bets on this blog before they kick off so you can and I for that matter know I'm not cheating. Once I get into the swing again of blogging I will tidy up this blog and take regular snapshots of my Account to prove all the figures are true. Speaking of accounts, there might be some swopping of funds from one bookmaker to another on the off chance I might be asked to leave a certain bookmaker because I'm winning too much and often. They are well within there rights to do so as well which is a bummer, but I'll cross that bridge when it arises. I could also move my account cash to another bookmaker to take advantage of any promotions that may come my way. But to start off with, I'm currently with William Hills. They are one of two British bookmakers that have a maximum payout of £2 million. So considering the above about winning to much I stand a much better chance of slipping under the radar so to speak and certainly not like Skybet who have a top payout of just £250k. I wonder how many punters know Skybets top payout..... Anyway, it's getting late for me and I need my bed now. Thanks for reading.