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Betting strategiesThis site allows users to analyse the performance of betting strategies and estimate odds for inplay bets using information that would be laborious and error prone to obtain manually, and tools that are not available elsewhere on the internet. Examples are:
This site saves you time, by providing access to information that would take a long time to compile manually. It enables you to test a variety of betting strategies in order to see which offer the best returns. The definition of the term expected value in the context of sports gambling is the average amount one "expects" to win after placing many bets. The term "Return on Investment" (ROI) is also used to define this. When placing bets with bookmakers, you are at an immediate disadvantage due to the bookmakers overround. This overround means that the expected value/ROI of your betting is significantly less than 1 (between .89 and .92 at present for most high street bookmakers). This means that for every 100 euro you stake, you get back 89-92 euro. You may go through lucky patches, but keep staking bets for long enough, and you will eventually lose money. Gamblers must negate the "edge" that bookmakers have. They must find betting strategies which increase the returns from their bets. The tools at the disposal of subscribers to this website can be of use in your efforts to maximise the returns on your stakes.
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