Too Good To Be True???

[Jonester76]

I encountered a simple system whereby one lays the draw on a game of football and then once the a goal is scored and the odds for a draw increase, you cover yourself by betting on the draw. The only downside i can see is if the game is 0-0, but obviously you attempt to pick games involving free-scoring teams. I'd very much welcome any opinions as it looks too good to be true so i must be overlooking something. Any criticism of this approach would be gratefully received.

[JackJarvis]

Re: Too Good To Be True??? I seen this in a magazine a few years ago. Its not as simple as it sounds. I remember the game had to involve a strongly favoured home team who were favourites to win. If the away team scored first the draw price pretty much remains the same so basically you need the home team to score first.... also 0-0 will happen on more games than you would think.