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Any idea what price at half time a 0-0 would be if it was 22.00 at the start of the match if it is still 0-0?
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Depends on who is playing, how the game is played,number of players on the pitch, the consequences of a draw etc.
If, say a league game between 2 mid table sides in the middle of a season it would probably be a 9 or 10/1 shot. |
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i'll put u in a head-lock
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Still that big? I was thinking around 7 or 8 but i understand what your saying about how the game is being play of course, i'm just looking for n average.
You reckon on average 9-10/1 cool |
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a league game between 2 mid table sides would never have a starting price at 22
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Some matches could have Magic Flea. Norwegian, Swedish, German etc. all have massive 0-0 prices at times.
The price would be nearer 6.2 to lay. |
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good point
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Is anybody able to persuade me that looking at this is a logical or sensible strategy?
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Well to be fair i was looking at the leeds v grimsby match 22.0 at d mo i think
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I missed the part where the strategy was shared.
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between 5.5 and 6 if the market is liquid and no sending offs
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5.5 is very short. considering that at the beginning of most matches it's 11/10 for the 2nd half to have more goals.
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Twice Over 10 Nov 15:16
Well to be fair i was looking at the leeds v grimsby match 22.0 at d mo i think :) I was just looking at that one. |
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An extreme was Shamrock rovers(?) v R Madrid, KO@55, HT 6.6.
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monitor the markets and you'll soon see
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think i'll have to do just that. thanks for d help lads
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I am well out of my depth on this one. But I cannot believe that a mechanical exercise is possible. I just do it on the seat of my pants.
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wtf? when was the last time you saw a 0-0 at ht that was 10/1 to stay 0-0 at ft?!
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I was a bit generous wth 9 10/1.
More like 6/7 to one. |
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buzzer is correct.
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Tend to fall at similar rates within a league, different rates between leagues.
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if there's a ht score market dont you just divide 0-0 odds by ht 0-0 odds?
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the betfair markets are very efficient in the main, mathematically at least. If you're thinking of playing the ht correct score markets off against full time markets the commission will beat you
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that was to twice over
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thanks, i got that! this is what i was tring to do and why i asking what price you thought it whould fall to, the bigger the better!
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I have started to look at this game a little now. This is not one on which I would like to run unders or low CSs for very long. However there does seem to me a divergence of views so it is worth a look/trade before ko.
Tally Ho. |
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if its was 22 say 1.05 to lay r more at start it wld normally b 1.23 ish at ht.
last time it was like this for real was when they played here in dublin preseason 82 mins 1 nil victory 2 r more was available to lay at 1.08 prematch pretty much like tonight in the market but not on the field as they at home neeeding a big win ,its not a holiday to ireland. |
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If the prematch 0-0 is 22/1 clearly one side is much superior to the other (Leeds v Grimsby ?) so IMO the price in the circumstances would be between 6.0 and 6.5, assuming no one having been sent off.
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RM 0-0 KO@90, HT9.6 lol
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