Structured Lay The Draw strategy
Lay The Draw on Match Odds markets with a defined framework: entries before or early in the match, exits after goals when the draw price moves, all within pre‑set rules.
LTD Bot helps you execute a rule‑based Lay The Draw strategy on football betting exchanges: consistent entries, controlled exits and strict risk constraints — no tips, no signals, no "get rich quick".
Built for traders who treat exchange trading as a process to be followed, not a bet to be chased.
Lay The Draw on Match Odds markets with a defined framework: entries before or early in the match, exits after goals when the draw price moves, all within pre‑set rules.
Screen football markets using objective filters: odds ranges, liquidity, schedule and other Lay The Draw criteria, so you avoid manual "eyeballing".
Automate Lay The Draw entries and exits with rule‑based timing: pre‑match or in‑play entries, goal‑based exits and time‑based cut‑offs.
Receive real‑time notifications via Telegram: selected matches, trade executions, Betfair account alerts and position updates. Stay informed without constantly monitoring the platform.
Apply position sizing, maximum concurrent exposure and daily loss limits. The engine enforces your constraints to keep risk within defined bounds.
Track Lay The Draw performance with P&L, drawdown and risk metrics, so changes to rules are based on evidence rather than memory.
Avoid illiquid or abnormal markets with safety filters and tailor configurations for different trading styles within the same engine.
Lay The Draw is a football betting strategy where you act as the bookmaker, offering odds on a draw result. You enter the market before or early in the match, when draw odds are typically lower, and aim to exit after goals are scored, when the draw price moves in your favor.
The strategy relies on the statistical likelihood that most football matches do not end in a draw, combined with price movement dynamics during live play.
Betting exchanges are markets, not casinos. Professional traders approach them with the same discipline as financial markets: defined entry/exit rules, position sizing, risk management, and systematic execution.
Success comes from following a repeatable process, not from chasing wins or making emotional decisions. Automation helps enforce discipline and consistency that manual trading often lacks.
Focus on executing a defined process consistently, rather than trying to predict match outcomes.
Position sizing, exposure limits and stop losses protect your bankroll from drawdowns.
Track performance, analyze results, and refine your approach based on data, not gut feeling.
Stick to your rules even during losing streaks. Emotional trading leads to poor decisions.