ADRI7HO said:
I seriously believed in it.
Ball possession 59% -41%
Goal shot from 9-13
Shots on target 6-5
So the result could easily have been the other way around.
Anyway, I'm not grieving, I'm watching ahead and experimenting with two suspicious draw matches today:
Ludogorec Razgrad v Olympiacos (Draw 2.94)
Young Boys v CFR Cluj (Draw 4.20)
Sure, at the Young Boys, the goal bag may open, but I think it’s going to be a struggling match and an overtime.
Good luck betmates.:icon_fara
BillyR23 said:
From these 5 bets above 3 won and 2 lost so congratulations to you for picking both losing ones ?!?
Either way i should imagine that this smile describes Rangers and Crvena Zvezda perfomance perfectly 🙂secruity🙂 cause they both probably need to be teached a lesson here lol
Also serbians losing to some scariest team of all (from Moldova) is probably even more bizarre ...
BillyR23 said:
It was a tough 'L' to swallow... I mean Crvena Zvezda was in total control of the 1st half and conceded a goal in the 2nd minute of added time 😡 *FT 1-0; while Rangers had 1-0 and one man advantage but still 'managed' to lose the match 😕... sigh... Young Boys kinda saved the day with their 3-1 win 😎
For today, again I selected quite a few matches but I placed only 2 singles- 1 from Europa League and 1 from Conference League qualifications:
- St Johnstone (Sco) - Galatasaray (Tur) 2@ 1.95 on Unibet
- Plzen (Cze) - TNS (Wal) Plzen AH(-2.25)@ 1.89 on Unibet
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Past odds of the competition and the clubs involved
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A good way to start analyzing an odd is to pay attention to how much the house is offering the least likely outcome – that is, the underdog.
To find out if the odds offered are at a fair value and, more than that, interesting to place a bet on football, you can use some sources:
Past odds of the competition and the clubs involved
The odds offered for the same game in other houses
Your knowledge of the championship in question
Imagine that you are going to place a bet on Arsenal vs Liverpool, in the English league. If you are used to watching and betting on the Premier League, it will be much easier to define if the odds offered by the bookmakers for that game are attractive.
Reasons:
- Celtic are in good form with 10 goals in 2 games and Jablonec have not won the last three games;
- Vitesse should have decided the first leg immediately, but despite the upper hand in the match it was a draw. I see Vitesse go through today and decide this within 90 minutes;
- Pacos Ferreira has a much better team than Larne. The first leg was 4-0, with Larne not hitting goal once.
- Celtic are in good form with 10 goals in 2 games and Jablonec have not won the last three games;
- Vitesse should have decided the first leg immediately, but despite the upper hand in the match it was a draw. I see Vitesse go through today and decide this within 90 minutes;
- Pacos Ferreira has a much better team than Larne. The first leg was 4-0, with Larne not hitting goal once.
