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SHG in the Panathinaikos vs Dnipro match. 1-1 at HT
le jeu avant tout
Am Yisrael Chai
When you got skin in the game, you stay in the game
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@Martin said in *****New Football Thread*****:
@Akiva-Anderson do you have a team you follow in Ireland?
Absolutely! Glentoran are my team. Arguably the 1st British team to win a European trophy. Also the first team to be knocked out of European football by the 'Away Goal Rule'. Famously turned away George Best for being too small.
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@Akiva-Anderson do you have a team you follow in Ireland?
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Getting in there nice and early with this one. Lay Over 1.5:
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@Akiva-Anderson morning Akiva,
I am just wondering how you go about your match selection, you have been very active during the summer leagues and I am just wondering how you get to your trades?
Do you have a filter and then review the game or do you just have a look at what's on and have a watch. You seem to have a gift for SHG from what I have seen
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@Martin said in *****New Football Thread*****:
Don't be surprised if you don't get many footy selections this midweek, seems like a lot of cup games in South America including their version of Champions League.
Championship starts in 3 days though, woop woop!
Champions League & Conference League qualifiers this week. There is bound to be one or two SHG selections!!
Irish Premier League starts on Friday night too!
le jeu avant tout
Am Yisrael Chai
When you got skin in the game, you stay in the game
But you don’t get a win unless you play in the game... -
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@Rick-Watson not to my knowledge
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@Akiva-Anderson said in *****New Football Thread*****:
@donna-Smith said in *****New Football Thread*****:
How are your SHG's going @Akiva-Anderson?
I've been following the cricket Thread during the Ashes and not paid a lot of attention to the football.
Looking forward to new season... Never thought I'd ever say that.. I always hated sports
Hi Donna,
SHG has been fine for the summer leagues. Can't wait to the season starts. I plan to build a big bank until January, then in 2024 I'm hoping to pay off my historical debt!
Finally getting closer to financial freedom. Baruch HaShem! B'ezrat HaShem!
Hope you achieve it, I had to Google the Hebrew.
I tried to learn Hebrew from an app once, it's really hard..
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Have asked for 1.21 for a SHG in the Malmö FF vs Värnamo match. 1-1 at HT
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@donna-Smith said in *****New Football Thread*****:
How are your SHG's going @Akiva-Anderson?
I've been following the cricket Thread during the Ashes and not paid a lot of attention to the football.
Looking forward to new season... Never thought I'd ever say that.. I always hated sportsHi Donna,
SHG has been fine for the summer leagues. Can't wait to the season starts. I plan to build a big bank until January, then in 2024 I'm hoping to pay off my historical debt!
Finally getting closer to financial freedom. Baruch HaShem! B'ezrat HaShem!
le jeu avant tout
Am Yisrael Chai
When you got skin in the game, you stay in the game
But you don’t get a win unless you play in the game... -
@Martin any news on the upgraded footy software in development????
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How are your SHG's going @Akiva-Anderson?
I've been following the cricket Thread during the Ashes and not paid a lot of attention to the football.
Looking forward to new season... Never thought I'd ever say that.. I always hated sports -
SHG in the Katowice vs Chrobry Głogów match. 1-1 at HT
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SHG in the Petrolul 52 vs Voluntari match. 0-0 at HT
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@Craig-vaulks Yep I agree, if they keep hold of him they will do well.
That Jobe signing was decent as well I think. The Championship is a good one because it all seems to be about momentum as well, one team gets on a roll and off you go.
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@Richard-Latimer I don't disagree with what you are saying.
I don't have any plans to trade that way but will paper trade what the results would be.
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@Craig-vaulks said in *****New Football Thread*****:
@Richard-Latimer odds of 2 look like it will be a lot more tricky to find the best way to go about it.
With backing the draw a bad run would be around 10 games in a row. So that would be around the max then leave it at that stake if needed for 1 or 2 more.
As I say it's just an idea, will look into for a few months with my selections and see how it would of played out.
And as you say the losing streaks can be very costly, from what I have seen/researched, it looks like it is more profitable backing the draw with this approach but I would need a lot of results to see it for myself. Before even considering it.It's loss recovery and it's very dangerous. The way I've heard it put to me before is if you're on a losing streak and you've increased the stake just to get back your losses and a tiny bit more......you're individual bet is massive and odds are skinny as hell.
You wouldn't do it on a single bet so it's crazy to do it because you've lost loads before.
Also, in the end your bank runs dry and you can't afford the next bet.
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@Ryan I have backed them for top 2 finish at 11s and layed leicester for top 2 only small stakes. If they keep a hold of ross stewart and he stays fit with a few more signings I can see them competing around the top. No doubt I have cursed my team now and they will be in a relegation battle
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@Richard-Latimer odds of 2 look like it will be a lot more tricky to find the best way to go about it.
With backing the draw a bad run would be around 10 games in a row. So that would be around the max then leave it at that stake if needed for 1 or 2 more.
As I say it's just an idea, will look into for a few months with my selections and see how it would of played out.
And as you say the losing streaks can be very costly, from what I have seen/researched, it looks like it is more profitable backing the draw with this approach but I would need a lot of results to see it for myself. Before even considering it.
