SPORT BETTING RULES AND GUIDLINES
Note that not every bet will win 100% hit-rate is not always posible, but the expected percentage of bets do win atimes
Losses are therefore expected and risks are spread via portfolio betting
Betting on ‘value’ is the bettor’s best answer to the bookmaker’s ‘overround’ and allows you to transact wagers on a level playing field
Bets are only placed if a match has been analysed profoundly and the true odds calculated
Betting is performed only when the odds hold mathematical value
No bets are made if the expectancy values are incorrect or unclear
Also, no betting if there are too many unknown factors (e.g. gaps in the statistics), which may affect the reliability of the results
Emotions play no role whatsoever
There is a money management plan (staking plan) in place
All bets are ‘full game’ wagers with no trading out in-play
Methods and strateges for Recognising real VALUE Bets
There are many strateges and instruments which the sharp bettor can choose to suit their personal taste and capabilities.
But Unfortunately, there is no blueprint in existence to cope with all possible eventualities and manufacture a garanty fool-proof system. This is purely because betting options are extremely diverse (sometimes as many as 100+ separate betting options for a single football match), and the available (bookmaker) markets are extensive (1000+ online bookmakers and exchanges, and growing), meaning the variables are innumerable.
In view of this, sports-betting is rarely explored scientifically (unlike stock market trading that are well known for their popularity) and there is little true literature on the topic (one of the reasons we decided to start this blog).
But however, it is possible to use tools and instruments ‘borrowed’ from stock market trading and use them for fundamental and descriptive technical analysis of sports betting, meaning that past results can be interpreted and consequently, prognoses for the future can be derived with frightening accuracy in sport betting.
sumchico betting has published a comprehensive quick betting course which teaches in detail how to calculate ‘zero’ odds (‘true’ odds) in order to recognise betting options with ‘value’ attached to each of them.
Wednesday, 19 February 2014
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