yechin Posted July 11 #1 Posted July 11 I’ve been trying to live-bet Wimbledon this week, but I am losing my mind at how aggressive Stake’s trading team is with suspending the markets. The second a rally starts, or even just between first and second serves, the odds completely freeze. By the time they unfreeze, the line has completely shifted. For the guys who actually make money live-betting tennis, what is the secret? Are you strictly betting on changeovers, or is there a way to anticipate the swings before they lock the board?
hollowosund Posted July 11 #2 Posted July 11 Waiting for the pause is part of the cots with these sharp tennis books honestly.
woonaeique658 Posted July 11 #3 Posted July 11 Honestly I just wait for changeovers now, trying to catch the swing mid rally is a fools errand with these freezes.
Wickwyn Posted July 11 #4 Posted July 11 I just stick to the over under games now, its way less stress than trying to beat the freeze.
FrostNova15 Posted July 11 #5 Posted July 11 I totally get your frustration! Live-betting tennis can be super tricky with all those market suspensions. A lot of successful bettors focus on reading the game flow and betting during changeovers, but keeping an eye on player tendencies can also help you anticipate those shifts better.
voraryth Posted July 11 #6 Posted July 11 Yea the freezes are brutal, I just focus on players I watch a lot now and trust my gut on mmoentum shifts between points
Larslor Posted July 12 #7 Posted July 12 i actually love live betting wimby on stake but the freeze kills me too, especially when sinner drops his first serve and the market just locks up before you can pounce on the break odds. i wait for the changeovers now and preload my bet amount so i only need one click when the board flickers back, got a couple of cheeky wins on the medvedev match like that
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