JJepsa96 wrote on 21.04.2025 at 18:59: I think I'll bet 10 each on Tottenham and Nottingham, both 2.6. Then I'll definitely have a win.... IF no X comes
Is it worth risking a 20 for a 16€ win? That would definitely go wrong for me 🤣
Olli_Eule wrote on April 22nd, 2025 at 6:29 pm:
It was like that all the time at the end of the weekend.
i bet on 4 favorites and all of them ended in a draw. And I kept believing in the favorites.
Fluminense odds 1.66, CD Marathon 1.65, Mallorca 1.90, and finally Eibar with 1.75.
Maybe you should bet with the trend and not against it.
Eibar had also drawn all of their last 3 games. Maybe that was also a sign?
However, Malaga had lost all their games, so that didn't speak against a draw?
how do you see it?
Statistics are one thing. The decisive factor is on the pitch!
Team 1 can draw 5 times in a row. Then you have a certain tendency that the team likes to draw.
However, it is not possible to predict whether the game will actually end in a draw.
- deviating form on the day
- Wrong refereeing decisions / VAR goals that don't count
- etc.
If you compare the probability with the odds beforehand for individual bets (e.g. Langhans_Gender:outside), you can make a win with math in the long term. And if you are absolutely disciplined.
Cashing out, for example, destroys all mathematical logic because you sell your bet short. Out of "fear" of not winning. Just like you.
If you bet a 5/6/7/8 combination, the mathematical point is meaningless because one result is dependent on the other result....
As already mentioned several times, betting success is 95% dependent on luck. And you don't have the 5% math. Neither do I anymore. neither do 95% of all players.
If I hit 0/4, I'm not a bad bettor. If I hit a 3/3, I'm not a good bettor.
I'm a gambler at that moment.
Butterbrezel wrote on April 22nd, 2025 at 7:04 pm:
Statistics are one thing. The decisive factor is on the pitch!
Team 1 can draw 5 times in a row. Then you have a certain tendency that the team likes to draw.
However, it is not possible to predict whether the game will actually end in a draw.
- deviating form on the day
- Wrong referee decisions / VAR goals that don't count
- etc.
If you compare the probability with the odds beforehand for individual bets (e.g. Langhans_Gender:outside), you can make a win with math in the long term. And if you are absolutely disciplined.
Cashing out, for example, destroys all mathematical logic because you sell your bet short. Out of "fear" of not winning. Just like you.
If you bet a 5/6/7/8 combination, the mathematical point is meaningless because one result depends on the other result....
As already mentioned several times, betting success is 95% dependent on luck. And you don't have the 5% math. Neither do I anymore. neither do 95% of all players.
If I hit 0/4, I'm not a bad bettor. If I hit a 3/3, I'm not a good bettor.
I'm a gambler at that moment.
Just like you.
And 95% of everyone else.
I liked it with great devotion. Not because there was some weird gender guy mentioned, but because there was so much truth in it. Thanks for this on-point analysis, Brezel
Butterbrezel wrote on April 22nd, 2025 at 7:04 pm:
Statistics are one thing. The decisive factor is on the pitch!
Team 1 can draw 5 times in a row. Then you have a certain tendency that the team likes to draw.
However, it is not possible to predict whether the game will actually end in a draw.
- deviating form on the day
- Wrong refereeing decisions / VAR goals that don't count
- etc.
If you compare the probability with the odds beforehand for individual bets (e.g. Langhans_Gender:outside), you can make a win with math in the long term. And if you are absolutely disciplined.
Cashing out, for example, destroys all mathematical logic because you sell your bet short. Out of "fear" of not winning. Just like you.
If you bet a 5/6/7/8 combination, the mathematical point is meaningless because one result is dependent on the other result....
As already mentioned several times, betting success is 95% dependent on luck. And you don't have the 5% math. Neither do I anymore. neither do 95% of all players.
If I hit 0/4, I'm not a bad bettor. If I hit a 3/3, I'm not a good bettor.
I'm a gambler at that moment.
Just like you.
And 95% of everyone else.
now I've been reading tips on Facebook about ice hockey goal scorers. The guy said he has a good run.
i'll play that tonight. Unfortunately Betway doesn't offer that. do I have to buy a paysafe card now+?
Butterbrezel wrote on April 22nd, 2025 at 7:04 pm:
Statistics are one thing. The decisive factor is on the pitch!
Team 1 can draw 5 times in a row. Then you have a certain tendency that the team likes to draw.
However, it is not possible to predict whether the game will actually end in a draw.
- deviating form on the day
- Wrong refereeing decisions / VAR goals that don't count
- etc.
If you compare the probability with the odds beforehand for individual bets (e.g. Langhans_Gender:outside), you can make a win with math in the long term. And if you are absolutely disciplined.
Cashing out, for example, destroys all mathematical logic because you sell your bet short. Out of "fear" of not winning. Just like you.
If you bet a 5/6/7/8 combination, the mathematical point is meaningless because one result is dependent on the other result....
As already mentioned several times, betting success is 95% dependent on luck. And you don't have the 5% math. Neither do I anymore. neither do 95% of all players.
If I hit 0/4, I'm not a bad bettor. If I hit a 3/3, I'm not a good bettor.
I'm a gambler at that moment.
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Is it worth risking a 20 for a 16€ win? That would definitely go wrong for me 🤣
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6€ win
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That's right, sorry.
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X I have already scored once at Alkmaar and Go ahead... The equalizer was scored in the 9th minute of injury time
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6€ better than nothing. Of course, I rarely Risk such a double bet, but here I was sure that no x would come, even if that was just my gut feeling.
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Super . For me, Eibar only played a draw. Again, only one goal was missing for a win of 42 euros. I had Eibar to win.
Expert Tip clearly better that Nottingham wins. But I'll take Eibar where nobody was talking about
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That's exactly why nobody talked about Eibar
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Salt. Wound. Owl. Ouch.
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That was the case the whole time at the end of the weekend.
i picked 4 favorites and all of them ended in a draw. And I kept believing in the favorites.
Fluminense odds 1.66, CD Marathon 1.65, Mallorca 1.90, and finally Eibar with 1.75.
Maybe you should bet with the trend and not against it.
Eibar had also drawn all of their last 3 games. Maybe that was also a sign?
However, Malaga had lost all their games, so that didn't speak against a draw?
how do you see it?
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Statistics are one thing. The decisive factor is on the pitch!
Team 1 can draw 5 times in a row. Then you have a certain tendency that the team likes to draw.
However, it is not possible to predict whether the game will actually end in a draw.
- deviating form on the day
- Wrong refereeing decisions / VAR goals that don't count
- etc.
If you compare the probability with the odds beforehand for individual bets (e.g. Langhans_Gender:outside), you can make a win with math in the long term. And if you are absolutely disciplined.
Cashing out, for example, destroys all mathematical logic because you sell your bet short. Out of "fear" of not winning. Just like you.
If you bet a 5/6/7/8 combination, the mathematical point is meaningless because one result is dependent on the other result....
As already mentioned several times, betting success is 95% dependent on luck. And you don't have the 5% math. Neither do I anymore. neither do 95% of all players.
If I hit 0/4, I'm not a bad bettor. If I hit a 3/3, I'm not a good bettor.
I'm a gambler at that moment.
Just like you.
And 95% of everyone else.
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I liked it with great devotion. Not because there was some weird gender guy mentioned, but because there was so much truth in it. Thanks for this on-point analysis, Brezel
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now I've been reading tips on Facebook about ice hockey goal scorers. The guy said he has a good run.
i'll play that tonight. Unfortunately Betway doesn't offer that. do I have to buy a paysafe card now+?
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That's it, gambling, with some hope of expertise.
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in terms of expertise I thought the game Valencia both score very well. And Manchester both score.
Lask Linz also in great form at the moment.
If you watch these games, you can really talk about expertise.
Allegedly x2 Mallorca as a Tip, but how much longer can that go on?
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It would be surprising if Barca didn't do that.
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