To select the final 10 fixtures I first looked at the individual odds in each game for the draw/home HT/FT result. The following is an example screenshot from the Ladbrokes site:
These data are now collated in tabular form:
Next, I needed to select my final 10 matches and here are my reasons for omitting the four surplus games:
- Tottenham vs. Manchester United: since United are one of the top teams in Europe and there is always a good chance they will avoid defeat away from home (especially against Tottenham in recent years), I decided to take them out.
This left three games to discard. The Premier League, Championship, League One and League Two looked fairly evenly populated to me. However in the FA Trophy there were five fixtures. As cup football is more unpredictable than league football I decided to remove the three fixtures with the lowest odds:
- Droylsden vs. Ebbsfleet
- Alfreton Town vs. Cambridge
- Mansfield vs. Newport
Hi there,
I would like to know if you can provide half time and full time service football tips with 20-70 odds?
Kind regards,
Hi Nelson,
I’m very sorry but we no longer provide tips on the Soccerwidow site.
Instead, we encourage and teach people to adopt a ‘Do It Yourself’ approach.
It is always much better to be in total control of your bank knowing how and why you are making betting selections, and what the long-term outlook is.
Following an anonymous tipping site entails a great deal of blind faith. It’s not something we would recommend.
This is very interesting indeed! I just want to ask you how to you calculate the stakes using the formula , because im not finding the value that its presented
Formula for Weighting:
∑ Odds / Odds = Ratio (Weighting)
Formula for Calculating the Stakes:
Total Bank for betting on this event / ∑ Ratios (Weighting) x Odds = Stake
Calculating price difference?
What do you mean? Please can you rephrase your question?
Can you show me how did you calculate the stakes distibution using this formula:
Total Bank for betting on this event / ∑ Ratios (Weighting)
x Odds = Stake
Hi Marco, I’m going to address your question (and others) within a series of articles about maths. You are not the only one who asks. These questions pop up all the time, other people even asking what a ∑-Symbol means.
Unfortunately, I cannot promise how quick, but it’s on my current to-do-list. 🙂
Thanx its a great idea ..will try it out
Interesting stuff.i wasn’t aware of this,I must say.On another thread I mention a friend who is very successful betting on overs .He also manages to profit from betting on HT-FT markets at the very high 1 2 or 2 1 prices.
I hate him.