With Man City beating Sunderland comprehensively and Fulham doing likewise with Blackpool, both of which we backed, today’s wins add to yesterday’s gains.

We had 6 winning match bets this weekend. Our biggest win came on backing the draw between Stoke and Chelsea and the biggest loss was Arsenal’s draw with Blackburn where we backed a home win.

This first weekend of the month has given us a gain of 6.7% on our betting fund.

It was a game that turned on one decision. Liverpool may not have deserved the penalty but after Dirk Kuyt converted they didn’t look back. Sunderland on the other hand just looked sorry for themselves. A Liverpool win earned us a 5% profit on our betting fund. In the other game, which sounded dismal, Chelsea sank Man City 2-0 despite Torres once again not registering on the score sheet. That game also netted us a profit of 2.3%.

With no matches left in March we have earned an excellent 46.2% outperforming last month’s gain of 43%. Whilst we can’t expect to makes these sort of gains every month it certainly feels good to be piling on the pounds.  Subscribe here for our tips.

Blackburn’s 93rd minute equaliser and Wigan’s winner in the 92nd minute both contributed to a 16% gain for the betting fund today. We had 6 winning match bets out of 8 with the draw between Blackburn and Blackpool the biggest win at almost 9%. This takes us to another new high at £7,443 and a gain for March to date of 36%.

We now look forward to tomorrow’s games with Chelsea v Man City being the highlight.

A draw between Everton and Birmingham was the last result we wanted and cost the fund 3.7%. That’s a shame given the next Premier league match isn’t until Saturday 19 March. We’re now 5.3% below the all time high for the fund at £6,428.

After a good run of winning bets it comes to an end as we backed a draw with Blackpool v Chelsea. However, it’s not a significant loss being just 1.6% of the betting fund.

The next match is Everton v Birmingham this Wednesday, 8pm.

An excellent result today with bets on both matches winning. The Fund put on a 6% increase as Liverpool beat Man Utd followed by an even better 6.9% return after Wolves held Tottenham to a 3-3 draw in a very entertaining game.

The Fund is now at £6,787 after starting the season at £2,530.

After winning bets laying Birmingham and backing Man City, West Ham, Bolton and Fulham the fund hit a new high of £5,993 from a starting bank of £100.

2 fixtures tomorrow including the big one, Liverpool v Man Utd.

Two winning match bets on the Stoke v West Brom and Chelsea v Man Utd games, worth 7.1% and 3.8% respectively, helped the Fund move to within 1% of its all time high of £5712. February has been an excellent month for the Fund as it gained 43%. We now await the 7 fixtures on 5 March.

Both matches were losing bets today as we backed Liverpool and Man City. That’s taken the Fund to 10.6% below its all time high of £5,712.

Whilst 3 bets out of 5 went our way, the Fund lost 1.7% in yesterday’s Barclays Premier League matches. The largest gain/loss was in the Wigan v Man Utd match where we were laying Man Utd. Whilst this was a longshot which would have resulted in significant gains on the day, it hit the Fund for 6% being the maximum loss on any one bet which the algorithm allows. The only other match which did not go our way was Newcastle v Bolton which ended in a draw as we backed Newcastle. Taylor getting sent off for Newscastle didn’t help us there.

Two matches today, West Ham v Liverpool and Man City v Fulham. Tips will be posted later.