If you like your goals, and who doesn't, Holland and Germany are the place for you

Great data but what I have noticed is the streaky nature of results, it’s not often you would get 2 0-0 in the same league in the same match week, 1 nil nil every 10-15 games on average, then sometimes no nil nil for 4-5 weeks.  Using a league which has staggered games over the course of a weekend/match week. Wait until a nil nil game has happened then bet on next 10 matches, then wait until 0-0 has occurred then start again. Admittedly not as exciting as betting on almost every game available but might help people get further towards 100 games. Good luck all

Angoose it's extremely good of you to publish this information ; there's a lot to think about . At a basic level it's going to be really helpful in both pointing out leagues to bet on and equally important those to avoid.

posy, I like playing with spreadsheets and the raw data was easily available so more than willing to share it on a thread such as this.
At the end of the day, you will never be bale to produce a fool proof formula, but a little bit of analysis increases your interest.

One thing that I have taken from it is never to give up on the possibility of a late goal.
They can and do happen and you should be prepared to position yourself to benefit from it regardless of who scores it.

I recently had a late goal help me out.
It was in a Dutch match and came in the 93rd minute to make it 2-1.

Time passed whilst the market was suspended and unsuspended and I went to cash out my bat for an all green screen.
It was only partially greened up when an equaliser went in.

Bizarrely, this helped me as I was now on the draw at a big price

I haven't got the stats to prove it, maybe it's just my perception, but 0-0 draws seem to be happening more often.  Just off the top of my head I can think of 4 televised matches within the last week that have all ended up goalless.

Barcelona v Real Madrid
Everton v Arsenal
Real Madrid v Bilbao
Blackburn v Wigan

With the possible exception of the Blackburn match, none of the pre-match odds suggested a low goals count.

interesting stat , think i m right , Fulham havent had a home league 0-0 game in 5 years

EPL 0-0 for last five complete seasons 31,32,27,32,22  9 so far this season which at 5% of games is lower than last seasons 5.8%
Championship 46,57,34,49,39 12 so far this season 4.4% versus 7.1% last season
La Liga 30,25,27,28,28  17 this season, 9.4% versus 7.4% last season

What may be an idea for your 0-0 lay experiment is to split your starting bank in to two pots.

One pot can be the high volume when you simply want an interest on a high frequency basis.
The other can be the more selective pot where you try to apply a methodology.

In general, I avoid getting involved in football betting pre-kick off, allowing things to settle and patterns to be established.
Wish I'd done that last night with Blackburn

You'll miss out from time to time, but you'll also save yourself from getting involved in dire affairs.
So much data feeds and text commentaries available that you can apply your judgement on how things are going before getting involved.

Nothing wrong with being opportunist, backing a short price favourite after they have gone behind to an early goal and play has settled can be a good play.

bet 1 maccabe v hapoel  over 0.5 £10@ 1.3

Fucck me 30seconds after posting a goal !

Wont be doing this until after the new year but I bet its harder than it looks

Always one game that ends up being a totally boring 0-0 like last nights Championship game

Derby have been good all season for this type of bet, I think they've had zero 0-0s for about a year now according to my Derby supporting mate, and their defence is like a sieve apparently

Just the one this season.

Only £8.60 matched !

bet2  enppi v el hodood   over 0.5  £12.53   1.32

Back to the drawing board

Bet 1 WON 10.47

Bet 2 WON 11.47

Bet 3 WON 11.91