In the first game if he goes 0-30 I would reduce my liability. For example if you had backed with £100 you would lay off £50 at 0-30. This would leave you with zero or a small green on the favourite ( there is a video demonstrating this on the members area). If he continued to struggle then you should hedge for the loss. If you wait too long and don’t lay any off your hedgeable red figure just gets bigger. Getter to act quickly. You can get back into the match when it becomes clearer who is on top as the match progresses.

i think you are so good and full-time trader cause you know how to lose small when it goes wrong, while we need to learn it cause most of us are still more gamblers than traders and often we newbies lose too big due to gambling.

hardest is to know, when our player is bad enough to start fast cuting loses

for example when we are backing favourite since start of the match, and in first games it becomes 0-3 or 1-4, so we need to wait when he loses 1st set or start to cut losing money? what will you do than exactly?

Andy,
Thanks for the comment. As every game is different it would be difficult to give a solution for every situation which seems to be what people want. This is why I have the forum and the chatroom and also offer email support. All for £29!
On the back the favourite section there is also a video giving an example of how to manage a trade going wrong.

I make myself accessible via skype, email, chatroom, forum and now twitter. If people don’t take advantage of that I can’t force them to 🙂

there is just one example of your trade with it, could you add more advices about reactions for wrong-going match ?

Am from sunny Bradford. I moved down here about 5 years ago 🙂