I thought Polona Hercog's price was very tempting this morning so piled in, only to see her drift madly from 1.6'ish all the way out to evens! Nuff said, took the red, and she duly lost. Clearly something not right with her, as she got broken numerous times, having served like a demon 2 days ago and not dropped serve at all in her last match. Ah well.
Other than that, the day had got off to a bad start as I somehow managed to lose money on Patty. One of those "wtf were you thinking?" moments. Subsequently managed to get it together except for that irritating Hercog loss, and a small loss on Bepa. Hard to know the value of the Kleybanova win as there wasn't a stream, but if you take it as a relatively true result then she must have a decent chance tomorrow. Her opponent for tomorrow, Penne, was involved in an amazing match today, with MTO's for both players and both of them trading at 1.01! Penne did not look happy early on, with both ankles and right shoulder strapped.
I've decided to kick the Geek's Toy into touch. The small errors when greening up are doing my head in and I either have to accept I'm losing a few % every time or sit there working out the optimum hedge with Excel, which rather defeats the object of having a trading app. I wonder how many Toy users are aware of its inaccuracies, how many bother to work out how much they lose each time? It's a shame, as the interface is really funky and takes up so much less space on the desktop than Gruss. But the monthly sub for Gruss can be covered by the better greening up on just a trade or two.
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Well done m8
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