O1.5
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Saturday 24th (and 25.7.21 early AM)
Singapore - Hougang vs Tanjong (queued at 5.0)
USA - Dallas vs LA Galaxy (queued at 4.6)
USA - Chicago vs Toronto (queued at 5.0) -
Friday 23rd - None today
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Thursday 22nd - None today
Not that many games at the minute, which is the case with most filters. A few look to be popping up for weekend
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@lee-woodman said in O1.5:
Wednesday 21st (technically thursday AM)
USA - Sporting Kansas - San Jose Earthquakes
+0.98pt
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@daniel-cooper Max I will lay at is 5.0, I’ll actually quite what I’m queued at going forward
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@lee-woodman said in O1.5:
Wednesday 21st (technically thursday AM)
USA - Sporting Kansas - San Jose Earthquakes
What sort of max odds do you look for with these?
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Wednesday 21st (technically thursday AM)
USA - Sporting Kansas - San Jose Earthquakes
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Tuesday 20th
None today
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Watching this with interest, could be a really solid strategy. Great work
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@lee-woodman Wow this could be a nice solid strategy then!
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I love it when you get your teeth stuck into something like this, it really is interesting.
60% at odds of 2.0 would not be too shabby!
60% at 2.0 would be lovely! From experience the odds to lay around HT would vary from 1.9 - 2.3, upto a max of 2.5. It may average slightly lower as its based on a HT score of 0-0 so the odds tend to be lower
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Watching this thread
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Monday 19th July
None today
I did have 2 from sunday which came up and converted but as i didnt get chance to do the post this morning (ive been in sunny wales all day) i wont include these 2
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Ive looked at other angles aswell but ultimately want something i can do in the morning and leave to run. One stat which also looks good is that 60% of games (265/439) which were 0-0 at HT went on to have 2+ SH goals. This is a decent strike rate but is also something that could possibly be set and forget, although maybe itd be price based (lay somewhere about 2.0-2.2). The issue being that its not uncommon for market suspension and bets cancelled then goal disallowed, maybe this would happen to often and skew the figures
