Review for week ending 16/03/00

The bets on the bookings indexes didn't pay off this week and the Tottenham 7-2 win over Southampton cost us money after selling the home/away supremacy of the 8 Saturday Premiership matches. However an amazing result when Swindon beat Charlton at the Valley together with Crewe's away win at Blackburn helped us pull back some profit and although Everton lets us down when losing at Coventry the potential profit for the week still came to �122. The total potential profit for this season now stands at �20,418 (an average of nearly �800 profit per week).

	A sell of the bookings index in the Aston Villa / Coventry game at 40 with either William Hill or IG Index (Soccer Spreads rating 31.9 - Makeup 40) for �7 per point would have broken even.
	A sell of the time of the first Everton goal against Chelsea at 63 minutes with William Hill Index (Soccer Spreads rating 42.5 - Makeup 69) for �14 per minute would have produced a loss of �84.
	A sell of the time of the first Sunderland goal against Liverpool at 63 minutes with Spreadex (Soccer Spreads rating 54.4 - Makeup 77) for �8 per minute would have produced a loss of �112.
	A sell of the home / away supremacy in the 8 Premiership matches at 7.5 with William Hill Index (Soccer Spreads rating 5.95 - Makeup 12) for �100 per goal would have produced a loss of �450.
	A buy of the Derby mini performance against Man United at 12 with William Hill Index (Soccer Spreads rating 17.9 - Makeup 15) for �8 per point would have produced �24 profit.
	A sell of the Charlton mini performance against Swindon at 41 with Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 36.5 - Makeup 0) for �12 per point would have produced �492 profit.
	A sell of the Blackburn supremacy over Crewe at 1.1 with either City or Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 0.62 - Makeup -1) for �140 per goal would have produced �294 profit.
	A sell of the bookings index in the Bradford / Leeds game at 36 with Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 26.5 - Makeup 60) for �9 per point would have produced a loss of �216.
	A sell of the Arsenal mini performance against Middlesboro at 37 with William Hill Index (Soccer Spreads rating 30.4 - Makeup 15) for �9 per point would have produced �198 profit.
	A sell of the Bolton mini performance against Stockport at 23 with Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 17.0 - Makeup 10) for �16 per point would have produced �208 profit.
	A buy of the Everton mini performance against Coventry at 29 with William Hill Index (Soccer Spreads rating 35.0 - Makeup 0) for �8 per point would have produced a loss of �232.

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