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Re: The 4 Draws returns... deleted
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Re: The 4 Draws returns... Otium, Interesting thread this.:clap I think I need to point out here that your integrity and honesty aren't being questioned, it's just that this site is monitored for after-eventing and systems checked to see how they are categorized. Please continue to post your selections but can I suggest just reserving comment for those selections posted :loon Is there any chance you could keep a running total if they were placed as singles ? :ok
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Re: Return to Oz and the Michael Wray Experiment.
Astute observation M :ok It would be very helpful to know if any value or probability could be placed next to a scoreline."do MW's sheets find value?" has been raised before. i am always uneasy about backing against something that i have no idea of the true price for. if you could relate prices to MW's picks then perhaps his yield would be even higher? -
Re: Return to Oz and the Michael Wray Experiment.
Kanga' date=' using the premiership alone - the last 6 seasons yield a negative return on both mine and the mw spreadsheet (betting on scorelines deemed 3-0 or greater and discounting the first 6 and last 3 games of the season). Last season also saw an overall loss on the 3-0 selections for both generated scorelines.[/quote'] KT ... just to clarify are you testing this as betting on a correct scoreline or just the plain win indicator as Merlins thread ? ... If the later as I suspect, then it's interesting that the Prem should show a negative return when the system has returned a positive value overall for the last few seasons. Personally in answer to this conundrum I would say that your average strike rate is 63% therefore your average odds has to be >1.58 to make a profit. a) You can't only stake on selections where the available odds are >1.58 as the odds available may not be value e.g a true price of 1.72 backed at 1.58 overtime will lose whereas a true price of 1.40 backed at 1.55 will. b) Not ideal as you say but Get the best price you possibly can, the past seasons have shown that there is an edge to the sheets slightly greater than average bookies prices. c) Staking plans need very careful research some popular recovery staking plans may even make you go bankrupt before recovery - a lot of data is needed. d) Customizing according the strike rate and odds is the way to go IMHO. e) I have access to a program called The Staking Machine if you can pm me I'll can tell you how I need the data and I can run it through ... the website is well worth a look I think you would find it interesting. :ok -
Re: Return to Oz and the Michael Wray Experiment. Hi KT, If you could backtest your last seasons 3-0 (+) predictions and work out if they are profitable to level stakes that would be awesome just as a comparison ..... Maybe you could check to see where MW has highlighted a 3-0 and yours hasn't and vice versa (if it's not too time consuming). Merlin has a number of contributers making additional use of the MW sheets posting on this thread, if you've managed to improve upon the sheets and can help improve the ROI then great in my book :loon As long as the chosen subset makes a profit to level stakes then I'm sure a better staking plan can be worked out. :ok
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Re: Return to Oz and the Michael Wray Experiment. Interesting stuff this guys ..... obviously 1 weeks results mean very little .... is there any chance of back testing one against the other for last season ???? If not a running comparison would be useful.
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Re: 1% 'Steady Drip' Fader ... I know you are talking generally here but in regards to this thread ... Hodgey has built up the current £230 from a starting bank of £20, the feeling is that you're only ever risking the initial £20. There comes a point though when the urge to bank something is going to loom larger .... have you ever looked at a scotty xs thread, similar system but he banks half the winnings each time and makes a steady income.
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Re: Head-to Head Meetings Hi JT ... just for comparison here's the formula to compare the laying odds to the double chance backing odds. =1+(1/(decimal odds -1)) decimal odds are those quoted by the exchanges so 5/1 = 6.0 in decimal. Using an example from bet365 on todays match of Charlton vs Brentford double chance (1x) covering Charlton and the Draw has odds quoted of 1.11 Laying Brentford on Betfair at the current odds of 7.0 = 1+(1/(7-1)) = 1.166 Less 5% commission if it wins = 1.158 So in this example the laying method gives better odds and overtime (or acca's) that can be a significant difference.
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Re: Head-to Head Meetings
JT the double chance bet is really just another way of saying that you are laying the team you don't expect to win. Let's say you think the home team will win - in the double chance bet the home win and draw are covered, this is the same as laying the away team, where again the home win and draw are both winning bets. A while ago I looked at the odds of double chance and compared it to the odds of laying and the differences at the time was bigger than I would have thought. With the exchanges now offering multi bet services (acca's) it may pay to compare the odds as over a course of 5/6 bets the difference could be considerable. :okIf anyone out there has ideas about the Double Chance or does these bets regularly and has an opinion please feel free to add your opinion :ok -
Re: Return to Oz and the Michael Wray Experiment. Merlin ... All the best for this coming season :ok When's this match playing ?
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Re: Total Corners: spreads = 132 bets +24% yield, fixed odds = 130 bets +84% yield !! M ... this one bookmaker ... is that the only way to place bets on those matches ? If yes (and your success is ongoing) then the advisor has a point .... if no then I can't see it being a problem. I think DP calls it scalability ... the ability to be able to place increasingly larger stakes on a successful system without being restricted.
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Re: Staking system for low odds. It's generally accepted amongst successful punters that raising stakes after a loser is a big No No in whatever form. People will point to clever "recovery staking plans" the trouble is that you are massively increasing the likelyhood of bankruptcy with little gain in overall profit (if any). You really need to know the strike rate of your system ... this way you can work out the length of a likely losing run and be able to allow for it. From what you've said above at average odds of 1.25 ( I'm assuming this to be decimal odds ) then you need a strike rate of 85% to return a profit of 7%. Have a look at this table :- http://www.cdsystems.uk.com/dont_go_broke!.htm You may need to login - it's free and you wont get any spam. From that you can see you have a 50/50 chance of 4 losers in a row even with an 85% strike rate system.
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Re: A1ehouse LtD (Lay the Draw) 2009/10 Hey A1 .... did you see the finish to the Fenerbache game ? They were down to 10 men and 1-1 well into extra time .... one final attacking chance ... the shot is challenged down and the ball loops high into the air onto the top of the cross bar (could go anywhere) if over the bar then it's the end of match 1-1 ..... but it loops back off the bar into the path of a grateful Fenerbache player with an open goal and the last kick of the match. I've seen a few last second squeeks but that's gonna take some beating :loon
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Re: Total Corners: spreads = 132 bets +24% yield, fixed odds = 90 bets +22% yield M .... don't know if you've noticed this but this excellent corners site was posted today on another thread .... http://www.simplesoccerstats.com/MiniConsole.html Credit to Ebor337
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Re: Applying Maria's staking plan to football? Hi, Did you cut and paste this from the staking machine website ? If you read the opening comments of the original thread it may help clarify things for you. http://expertbettingadvice.co.uk/forum/thread18432.html Just remember that the plan is designed for laying .... it may or may not transpose well for football or backing or the strike rate of your system.
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Re: Total Corners: spreads = 131 bets +23% yield, fixed odds = 90 bets +22% yield I get the above error but I get the data as well .... it creates it's own zipped data folder with all the excel sheets inside :clap
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Re: Total Corners: spreads = 131 bets +23% yield, fixed odds = 90 bets +22% yield A1 .... I get a run time error 91 ... object variable with block variable not set. and it debugs to the same places as M's above.
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Re: Total Corners: spreads = 131 bets +23% yield, fixed odds = 90 bets +22% yield
M ... Doh ! what a numpty I am .... at times I think I'm ok on the brains front and then i do something really stupid and let myself down :loonK - it just means create a folder in the C drive called footy. -
Re: Total Corners: spreads = 131 bets +23% yield, fixed odds = 90 bets +22% yield Stupid question here for you A1 ....but how do you create a folder C:\Footy ... in vista when i try it say it doesn't like the symbols \ ... i'm missing something really simple here.
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Re: VF's Corner Betting Thread :ok Wishing you continued success with this VF :ok
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Re: Total Corners Spreads: 120 bets, +30% yield !!! If you look on the right hand side of the b365 homepage there is a clickable link named b365 extra ... all details of current soccer promotions there.
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Re: Total Corners Spreads: 120 bets, +30% yield !!! Hmmm ... I was thinking of betfred as I was typing but didn't consider the limited choice ... the exchange multiples don't offer corner odds either ... the only thing I could find was a B365 accy bonus but this is of no use either .... sorry :$
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Re: Total Corners Spreads: 120 bets, +30% yield !!! Hi Muppet, Interesting strategy using the lucky 15 ... my initial thoughts are that it maybe harder to work out if the odds on offer are value compared to the spread betting or have you already accounted for this ? It may pay to look for bookies who offer bonus's on their lucky 15 payouts ... it may make all the difference. :ok
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Re: JTW1's Specialisation - Trends Another great selection JTW :drums ... can i just ask are these results recorded at S.P or at the prices advised .... or a mixture of both ? :ok
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