In-Play Draw No Bet System

[Menthol]

I've been thinking about this for a bit, but haven't really ever tried it. Say, for example, a match is tied and is nearing around the 75th minute. Now say you're watching the match and 1 team in particular is playing well (especially the non-fav for an odds against bet). Would a system of backing that team who's playing well in a DNB market, in the hope that they do find a late goal, seem like a profitable strategy? I said 75th minute, but the original plan was to leave it nearer the 82nd - 85th minute (before the market closes down). The thought came to me when I was watching a Silkeborg game (I think) a few days ago and they were odds against DNB, which looked good value considering they were bossing the game and constantly on the attack, while the other side had seemingly sat back to play for the draw in the final minutes. Thoughts?

[froment]

Re: In-Play Draw No Bet System Hmmmm... teams who are close to score the goal get nervous if they don't succeed to score, and that increases as the game closes to finish; so, instead of scoring a goal, they can often concede a goal; if you feel the goal is in the air, then you better back next goal line, that's what I sometimes do; I mean, if there is already 1 goal in the match, back over 1.5 goals; odds are close to evens in time you mentioned, 10 to 15 minutes to end.