OddsPredictor

I will say it one more time. I posted in the wrong thread - immediately edited my post trying to delete it - could not delete the file with my predictions in. I then got jumped on for giving predictions without verbal justification. Yes this is an unfriendly thread so much so that I am not only leaving this thread but the whole forum - what a place!

As I keep saying I realised I had posted in the wrong thread but could not delete the message or edit the file. Sorry I interfered with everyone's thoughts but I have to say I see little distinction between the above verbal analysis of a player's results by darko08 and the mathematical analysis of those same results quoted as a player's rating and compared to their opponents rating calculated from their results. Yes you may be friendly to each other.

OK but remember you asked. The OddsPredictor System works by rating each player. Players were given a starting rating for January 2019 based upon 2018 world rankings. After each match the players have a rating gain or rating loss based upon a statistical table created from past seasons. The players' Ratings change after each Result and the Prediction of likely results can be obtained from the difference in rating between the players. For the OddsPredictor system to work a number of variables must be set in the spreadsheet. Defaults have been set but users can amend these variables and therefore affect the number of predictions and level of stakes. Here are a few of the variables that can be changed; Stake is the maximum amount to risk per match. Typically recommended stakes will be 50% of this amount. This allows you to match OddsPredictor to suit your pocket. Rating Factor is the maximum rating change that can occur from one match to the next. So for example if the player's success is expected to be h% and the player wins then the team's rating will increase by (100-h)% of the R Factor. Rating High above which the R Factor is halved Rating Low below which the R Factor is doubled Bonus is the amount added to the rating change for victories by 2 sets to nil. Surface is the independence between different surface performances. 100% being fully independent Risk Percentage represents the level of difference between the predicted odds and the bookmakers odds before a result is eligible for prediction. The higher this factor the fewer but more likely predictions are made. High maximum margin of risk for determining predictions. Useful for excluding matches with exceptional factors. Start is the number of matches that must be played in a season before predictions are made. This allows time for the predictions to adjust for changes in players' strength from one season to the next. Ex From and Ex To allows an exclusion period for predictions. Longshot is the lowest forecast likelihood before excluding a prediction as a longshot. Enter 0% to allow all predictions. Wiggle Room is the capacity for the system to modify the longshot. Difference in Rating beyond which no predictions are selected Knowledge is the level of book knowledge to alter future players' ratings if proved correct. The system attempts to predict the 'TRUE' odds of a match if such a thing actually exists. No attempt is made to necessarily select the most likely winner only value is of importance. Feel free to download my spreadsheets from the OddsPredictor.Org.UK website which is of course completely free. Thank you for your question but I expect I have bored everyone to death. PS of the three selections posted to this thread in error 2 won so overall a small profit which is precisely what I am looking for. 3 matches is obviously a tiny sample so means nothing in itself but this season so far I have achieved a return of 13% from 50 selections so personally happy. As stated in the very first post this was posted here in error and obviously no one here is interested so I will depart.

yes hence my first line which was an edit that would not let me delete the file. crikey oh riley this particular forum thread is a really unfriendly place - only some sort of a system - what an insult.

Lots of data see my other posts on systems or visit my website and download my spreadsheet all free. I will post my predictions for February here as a trial - at the end of the month you can be as disrespectful as you like - assuming I am not in profit.

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for what its worth Chelsea (2) 2.55 Liverpool (1) 1.28 Manchester Utd (1) 2.10 £3.12 Treble

Bristol Rovers (1) 3.80 Ipswich (1) 1.90 Peterborough (1) 3.00 £6.25 Treble please with a wing and a prayer

West Ham (1) 2.90 £12.50 Single

Bournemouth (1) 2.5 £25 Single

SPAL (1) 2.45 £25 Single

Newcastle (1) 3.25 £25 Single Here we go again. Happy and Lucky New Year to everyone.

Bournemouth (1) 2.20 £29.15 Single

Put it all (half) on another coupon buster and head on up the table. Well done.

West Ham (2) 3.80 £12 Single