First Half Lay the Draw (FH LTD) Trade: Barrow vs AFC Wimbledon

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Pre-Match Research:

  • League Two match, 11th vs 14th place.

  • Barrow showed strong first-half performance at home.

  • AFC Wimbledon had not scored a first-half goal away all season.

  • Barrow’s attack was stronger than Wimbledon’s defense, but Wimbledon had conceded few early goals.

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Market Context:

  • FH LTD trade was originally planned based on Barrow’s strong attacking stats.

  • Early goal by AFC Wimbledon (2nd minute) changed strategy, requiring adjustments.

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Live Stats & Entry Point:

  • By the 20-minute mark, Barrow had 22 Dangerous Attacks (DA) and two shots inside the area.

  • Expected Goals (xG) data showed decent chances for Barrow, prompting an alternative trade strategy.

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Trade Adjustments:

  • Instead of FH LTD, laid ‘Under 1.5 Goals’ in the first-half goals market at 1.78 for £25.51 (liability £19.90).

  • Laid AFC Wimbledon to lead at half-time at 1.3 with £25.00 stake (liability £7.50).

  • Backed Barrow to lead at half-time at 34.0 with £2.50 stake, increasing overall liability to £10.00.

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Outcome:

  • Barrow equalized on 44 minutes.

  • Profit distribution:

    • 0-1 at HT: £29.90 loss

    • 0-2 at HT: £15.00 profit

    • 1-1 at HT: £47.05 profit

    • 2-1 at HT: £130.35 profit

  • Final profit: £47.05 (157% ROI)

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Key Takeaways:

  • Early unexpected goals can shift trade strategy but still offer opportunities.

  • Confidence in research allowed for a profitable pivot instead of abandoning the trade.

  • Mid-table matches provide better trading angles than games with strong home favorites.