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please some one would like to explain me how odds are compiled in cricket.
If team A expected runs to be scored in a 20 over inning is 185 and team B is 165.Team B is 20 runs short.How to convert this margin into match odds.
If team A expected runs to be scored in a 20 over inning is 185 and team B is 165.Team B is 20 runs short.How to convert this margin into match odds.
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165 divided by 185 is .89 so 89/100 and 111/100
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What about the toss?
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Are you taking the p1ss Kenny?
What if the expected runs were 50 and 150? Do you think that equates to a 33/100 plays 166/100 game? |
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What's the answer then?
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It obviously depends on a multitude of factors. But I suspect the difference in odds between the two teams will increase exponentially with the difference in expected runs.
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Fair play to you making a living out of betting despite seriously giving that answer at 14:48. You must be some lucky punter.
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You can't make a living on here for 13 years with just luck, rob.
It's a simple strategy. Found out which horses are going to go off shorter and back them before they shorten. Plus a little trading. |
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Top secret information these equations.
Most of the compilers just copy of the exchanges or the brainier compilers. |
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just stick a few gbp up where you think it should be, the odds will correct you
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