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Joe · 13-11-2001, 19:42

I would strongly recommend that you make hay with your winnings now before you blow the lot. I had this idea a while back, never lasted too long, plenty of 1.05s in the tennis go down.

Another member of this lounge tried double result bets at 1.03 or lower, reinvesting all winnings each time. I checked the historical strike rate for the English leagues (the odds for most matches would never have been available but this is just hypothetical). Number of losses (i.e. away wins when betting on DR home/draw was 11%!!!). With this system, you only need the one to go down, let alone 1 in 10.

Now I appreciate that DR betting at Interwetten is not quite the same as what you are talking about, but if you copy and paste Ksportz data into Excel or go and have a look at some of mine (link below), I am sure that you will realise that this is not a good idea. In the end you will come unstuck. I did when the Czechs could only draw with Malta.

I wonder what would happen if in a game between Hendon Town and a full strength Man U, 80 mins played, the floodlights failed, the game was abandoned, and the adjudicators awarded a 3-0 victory to the away side minnow, what would the bookies do?

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Joe God Punter Join Date: 26 Oct 2004 Posts: 3,725	Re: Stats on odds I would strongly recommend that you make hay with your winnings now before you blow the lot. I had this idea a while back, never lasted too long, plenty of 1.05s in the tennis go down. Another member of this lounge tried double result bets at 1.03 or lower, reinvesting all winnings each time. I checked the historical strike rate for the English leagues (the odds for most matches would never have been available but this is just hypothetical). Number of losses (i.e. away wins when betting on DR home/draw was 11%!!!). With this system, you only need the one to go down, let alone 1 in 10. Now I appreciate that DR betting at Interwetten is not quite the same as what you are talking about, but if you copy and paste Ksportz data into Excel or go and have a look at some of mine (link below), I am sure that you will realise that this is not a good idea. In the end you will come unstuck. I did when the Czechs could only draw with Malta. I wonder what would happen if in a game between Hendon Town and a full strength Man U, 80 mins played, the floodlights failed, the game was abandoned, and the adjudicators awarded a 3-0 victory to the away side minnow, what would the bookies do?