I ask this question to provoke a reflection and I will focus first on predicting the end result, the 90th minute.
It is the basic betting market and it is the one we all started with.
So why do we lose?
The reasons are various.
One obvious reason is if we make the wrong choices. He plays e.g. Olympiacos - Kastoria and we bet on the double.
An equally obvious cause is ... the ball itself - because the ball is a ball.
But there are others:
a) The group we bet on is suddenly deformed.
b) The team we bet on is indifferent (although most of us make a fuss about the indifferent and don't play them).
c) The refereeing (although with the VAR the referee can no longer do what he wants so much).
d) Various settings, from the players to help the other team, from the players to get them from the bookies, from the bookies to make good money.
How do we get rid of them?
We do not escape.
But do we bet on other markets to become less vulnerable to α-β-γ-δ?
An exact score can be set, of course, but isn't it less likely that the various factors that set results will deal with this thing? Probably it is.
Then if I bet e.g. Overt, even if Manchester United is deformed, is it going to say that it will spoil the over? Maybe but not instantaneously, as with betting on the team's victory.
The most common game that we don't take the place of a team is the over-the-counter.
It has low odds if we play alone but there are others, such as half-time overtures, corners and various other exotic.
First of all, of course, a check must be made on the rake holders that hold them.
Because if 90 minutes lasts 5% and the various exotic ones hold 15%, that's a handicap.
But I don't care if playing exotic markets gives us more stability in our game.
What is your opinion?
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It is the basic betting market and it is the one we all started with.
So why do we lose?
The reasons are various.
One obvious reason is if we make the wrong choices. He plays e.g. Olympiacos - Kastoria and we bet on the double.
An equally obvious cause is ... the ball itself - because the ball is a ball.
But there are others:
a) The group we bet on is suddenly deformed.
b) The team we bet on is indifferent (although most of us make a fuss about the indifferent and don't play them).
c) The refereeing (although with the VAR the referee can no longer do what he wants so much).
d) Various settings, from the players to help the other team, from the players to get them from the bookies, from the bookies to make good money.
How do we get rid of them?
We do not escape.
But do we bet on other markets to become less vulnerable to α-β-γ-δ?
An exact score can be set, of course, but isn't it less likely that the various factors that set results will deal with this thing? Probably it is.
Then if I bet e.g. Overt, even if Manchester United is deformed, is it going to say that it will spoil the over? Maybe but not instantaneously, as with betting on the team's victory.
The most common game that we don't take the place of a team is the over-the-counter.
It has low odds if we play alone but there are others, such as half-time overtures, corners and various other exotic.
First of all, of course, a check must be made on the rake holders that hold them.
Because if 90 minutes lasts 5% and the various exotic ones hold 15%, that's a handicap.
But I don't care if playing exotic markets gives us more stability in our game.
What is your opinion?
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