Championship SAM correct score

[justanotherpunter]

I have been encouraged by Grex's SAM system to start  a thread based loosely on the SAM numbers published on the BBC for the Championship games.
I applied the published numbers on the Sheff Wed v Wolves match last night and I was rewarded with a Wolves win and 0-1 score forecast.
I will attempt to forecast the correct score with the published numbers using my own completely untested version.
I will use a stake of £1.00 for all matches and a starting bank of £0.00 to see if the Sheff Wed match was a fluke result or if there is any merit in this.
As stated this is completely untested so use with caution if planning to follow with hard cash.
I will use Betfair and Betdaq to place these matches for now-
Todays selections

Saturday    
16/12/2017 Birmingham v QPR           3.00 Correct score 0-0    9.80 £1.00 £8.80      BF
16/12/2017 Bolton v Burton                 3.00 Correct score 1-1    7.30 £1.00 £6.30      BD
16/12/2017 Brentford v Barnsley         3.00 Correct score 3-1  14.00 £1.00 £13.00    BD
16/12/2017 Bristol City v Notts Forest 3.00 Correct score 2-1   9.10 £1.00 £8.10       BD
16/12/2017 Derby v A Villa                  3.00 Correct score 2-1  11.50 £1.00 £10.50    BD
16/12/2017 Ipswich v Reading            3.00 Correct score 2-2  17.00 £1.00 £16.00    BF
16/12/2017 Leeds v Norwich               3.00 Correct score 2-1  10.50 £1.00 £9.50      BD
16/12/2017 Millwall v Middlesbrough  3.00 Correct score 2-2   20.00 £1.00 £19.00    BF
16/12/2017 Preston v Sheff Utd          3.00 Correct score 1-1     7.20 £1.00 £6.20      BD
16/12/2017 Sunderland v Fulham       3.00 Correct score 1-1     7.60 £1.00 £6.60      BD
16/12/2017 Cardiff v Hull                     5.30 Correct score 3-1  17.00 £1.00 £16.00    BF

[Grex]

First of all, I have absolutely no problem with you "plagiarising" my thread title 

Until now, I didn't realise that BBC published SAM predictions for the Championship. However, I do wonder where you get the correct score predictions. For the EPL, the SAM predictions for 1-X-2 and correct score are given on the individual match analysis pages e.g. for the Leicester - Palace game......

But for Championship games, BBC only appear to quote the 1-X-2 probability, e.g. for today's Birmingham - QPR game.....

Anyway, good luck