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well done son of shiner, try it in chamoionship next time and play all saturdays fixtures ignore the doom brigade and just play with your profit.if you like it and you show a profit over a few months or weeks . ive got other systems for you to try .only if your happy and show a profit though.
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do you like it sweetchild of mine every system will sarry an element of risk but minimising that risk is the key
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cracker i did something similar a while back..i might just tinker with staking slightly to tweak it here and there but as a system its not going to do you much damage as you only need one or two winners to clear a profit depending on how many games you play
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sweetchildofmine Joined: 26 Aug 07
Replies: 10091 05 Sep 12 10:44 as with athem,ll systems 99.9% are probably flawed but if you can cherry pick little bits and pieces from various ones and refine and tinker with tyhen theres always ways to make money Yes, easier said than done, and one way of losing money, without tinkering GL |
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sometimes you get a saturday when there maybe ten fixtures and 4 scoring draws at ht, and no 0.0 . when this happens you mop up . but dont double up save the winnings for a tme when you may lose then judge the system after ten wks or so
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you of course on the flip side have to accept there will be times in those ten games when none will be scoring draws at half time
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Assuming the HT 0-0 is on average 3.00 and the HT Draw price is 2.30 and £20 stakes on each
0-0 would result in a £15.30 loss (£26 win, minus 5% commission and a £40 loss) Score Draw results in a £43.70 win (£26 win, minus 5% commission and a £20 win, minus 5% com) Any Other results in a £1 loss (£20 win, minus 5% commission, and £20 loss) Over the last 4 seasons in the Championship, 31.93% of games were 0-0 at HT, and 10.87% were Score Draws (Therefore 57.20% 'Any Other') Given there are 552 games in a season, this would result in an average of £992.63 loss per season. Even without commission, it shows a £547.50 loss per season. I realise I am making some assumptions on the prices, but I don't think they are too unreasonable and/or too far out. |
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interesting stats ted, i suppose you could filter out some of those losses ie maybe the likes of the top teams against weaker opposition....as in all approaches a bklanket approach would probably yield a loss as you say
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OK back 0-0 at HT and lay the HT draw
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Funnily enough I thought the same thing Mr Baboon, but commission kills that approach.
Assuming the same prices, it would result in a £101.25 loss per season with commission included, although without commission, this rises to a £547.50 win per season |
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Im sure there'd be plenty of point'n'click systems which would make a few quid if it wasnt for commission.
Its when you do the numbers (like above) you're reminded how much commission is the killer. |
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How did ted broken do his maths to get to the loss figures, anyone know how he worked that out?
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i suppose you could turn an annual projected loss into a profit with filters ie game selection and price sensitive
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yes, just filter out the losing games
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sarcasm the lowest form of wit
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what did you mean by "game selection"? i assumed you meant games which were likely to lose
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first of all id like to say why are peole knocking my system without even trying it. football is a very unpredictable game , if every game went to form we would all bet man utd at home at 2 to 5 every match and we would all be millionaire and all bookies would be out of bussiness. but it doesnt go to form and people overlook the draw . ived developed this system over time using the non form angle if u like , the ht draw is a big player in any game. all i ask is do this for the rest of september and you WILL show a profit, i dont do percentages . and one clicks and all that other stuff that people are looking into too much i will make profit i hope ssome one tries it. if it doesnt work slag me off on here all you like and il admit im wrong but jus try it for 2 pound a game bet. and 2 lay . its not going to break the bank. remember bet the draw ht mkt, lay the o.o ht mkt in every championship game this saturday snd pick up your profit at 5.pm .
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maas i meant for example i wouldnt take man city v a much inferior team as the likelihood of a score draw is much reduced
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and sorry maas i thought u were having a go before i may hav misunderstood your post
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One of the more naive threads I have read in a long
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first of all id like to say why are peole knocking my system without even trying it.
Because it can't be a long-term winner, unless the prices are wrong, and you offer no reason why prices in the Championship on a Saturday in the HT0-0 and HTX markets are wrong. As you said yourself, "you only need one 1-1 for every three 0-0s to make a profit" - but last season in the Championship, there were only 47 score-draws to 193 0-0s. Take away the commission on the other outcomes and you can see how the numbers don't add up. Yes, on any given set of 12 fixtures, you may well win, but long-term, no. And backing the draw and then laying off one of the selections you have just backed is nonsense. Just back the 1-1, 2-2, but that won't be a long-term winner either. There is no simple one-size-fits-all winning system. Ted's numbers are a good guide to how this would play out in practice. |
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Crackerpants talking out of his arse here
Some sheep will follow him, please do it all season and you WILL be down HTH |
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Good post by cpfc.
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dsmith • September 5, 2012 7:56 PM BST
How did ted broken do his maths to get to the loss figures, anyone know how he worked that out? I double checked my sheets this morning, and found I'd referenced a cell incorrectly in one of my workings, so the loss isn't quite as bad as I projected yesterday. I'll break down my workings below so I know they're correct this time :D (I have used all HT results from 08-09 season through to the end of 11-12 season) 0-0 31.93% (176.25 games per season) @ -£15.30 each = -£2,696.63 Score Draw 10.87% (60.00 games per season) @ +£43.70 each = +£2622.00 Any Other 57.20% (315.75 games per season) @ -£1.00 each = -£315.75 ...overall showing -£74.63 per season Again, this is assuming 0-0 price is 3.00 and HTX price is 2.30 and commission is 5% |
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OK, here are 'results' for some other leagues: average win/loss per season over the last 4 seasons
Again, this is assuming 0-0 price is 3.00, HTX price is 2.30 and commission is 5%...I am also making the assumption that both markets are available for all league (not too sure if they are for eg lower league Scots stuff) Eng Prem: +£272.03 (29.14% 0-0, 11.84% SD) League 1: +£565.65 (29.39% 0-0, 12.64% SD) League 2: -£59.28 (29.94% 0-0, 10.24% SD) Conference: -£58.65 (30.85% 0-0, 10.56% SD) Scot Prem: +£34.60 (31.58% 0-0, 11.40% SD) Scot Div1: -£120.48 (33.33% 0-0, 10.14% SD) Scot Div2: +£295.83 (26.94% 0-0, 13.19% SD) Scot Div3: +376.15 (24.03% 0-0, 13.19% SD) La Liga: +£188.97 (30.20% 0-0, 11.71% SD) Segunda: -£42.68 (33.12% 0-0, 11.42% SD) |
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Cheers ted
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so overall ted youve proved this works then
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I wouldn't say I've proved it, as I am not using real prices; just estimates.
But I guess it shows that it is worth further investigation for anyone who has the required pricing data |
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no in understand as with systems there are flaws and big doubts, its just the poster that brought it up doesnt deserve the flak hes been getting..cheers for your efforts ted
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Oh I see what you mean. Yes, you're correct. People should at least look into the claims before declaring them nonsense.
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the reason it works in september is this the best 3 form team from last yr got promoted . the three that came down no one knows if they are better or worse than those that went uo also the three what came up from league one are replacing the three in the league that lost nearly every week.what im getting at is loads of different fixtures and no form to go on . so the draw is an obviuos senario
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also in reply to ted brogan some ht draw prices are considarabley bigger when say the top of the league plays the bottom.on average your not too far away though mate wd ted . now lets get some cash in on saturday
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Mmm did that just roll of your tongue or do you any facts to back this claim up?
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ive given you the benefit cracker, i made a profit this week but i'll trial it for small stakes through september and post my results..good luck
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dsmith judge me after saturday
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league one now , as there are no championship games.
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crackerpants
06 Sep 12 20:09 Joined: 26 Oct 10 | Topic/replies: 27 | Blogger: crackerpants's blog also in reply to ted brogan some ht draw prices are considarabley bigger when say the top of the league plays the bottom.on average your not too far away though mate wd ted . now lets get some cash in on saturday This would make no difference because the ht 0-0 price would be considerably bigger too! |
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Ok cracker pants judgement time, I ve had a quick look at the div 1 games today I might be wrong but
5 were 0-0 at ht none were score draws. Doesn't look good tbh ![]() |
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yeah today doesnt look good
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I can't even see the reasoning behind this as a long term betting proposition!
Commission would kill it if nothing else you may as well bet the ht 1-1 and take the variance rather than playing 2 markets where, i presume, you come out nigh on level if one team is leading at ht, lose if 0-0 at ht and only profit if a score draw at ht so you'd pay commission on the ht 0-0 lay and pay commission on the ht score draw I posted this on his thread that he started further down. Commission is the killer for the majority of punters on here yet he wants to pay it twice! |