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fleetingglimpse
24 Jan 14 23:05
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'"We are trying to maintain the effort in our work and it could be an opportunity for our young talented players."

not sure how much the pool want this, the win is 1.38

Under 2.5 is 2.96

thoughts?

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By:
tobermory
When: 25 Jan 14 00:45
I make Liverpool's 1st team 1.44 for this so wouldn't fancy 1.38 if it is youth players
By:
efisio.
When: 25 Jan 14 01:12
I made the 1st team 1.41. You're miles out.
By:
Ratmouth
When: 25 Jan 14 01:44
I would like to know how you "make" them any price? Odds compilation is unbelievably complicated but I'd genuinely like to know even some of the variables people put stock on when it comes to teams from differing divisions. Would you class a mid table championship team in average form the same way you would a struggling bottom of the prem team (west ham) for instance?
By:
Ratmouth
When: 25 Jan 14 01:47
For the record, I think liverpool are too short at the moment just from experience. I think there will be a mixture tomorrow. Probably Moses, Aspas, Alberto and inexperienced full backs. That to me is 1.57 Liverpool minimum.
By:
efisio.
When: 25 Jan 14 01:48
Ask Tobermory, he seems to have a formula, I was merely talking the pi$$.
By:
Ratmouth
When: 25 Jan 14 01:49
Come on then Tobe...spill?
By:
tobermory
When: 25 Jan 14 01:57
I have ratings for teams and another table that converts the difference in ratings to odds.

I'd rate a bottom 6 premier league team much better than mid table Championship

The variables are mainly team news and this can be factored in by lowering the rating when a weaker than usual line up is expected .Liverpool fielding half their youth team is a pretty big variable so hard to assess how much to drop their rating but certainly they should be a lot bigger than their normal odds if thats whats happening

I expect if this is the case there will be a big drift and most likely a leave alone match
By:
Ratmouth
When: 25 Jan 14 02:15
How often do your ratings differ by a considerable amount? Obviously the holy grail is finding odds that are wildly different from what you would call true odds. Do you make a good return on investment? Sorry for all the questions. I'm a trader and deal in odds movement and I have a considerable %age of my bank laying liverpool at 1.37 as that seems ludicrously low. I'm **** one but the floor can't be much lower than that IMO :-|
By:
Ratmouth
When: 25 Jan 14 02:16
When I say differ, I mean to the actual odds...
By:
tobermory
When: 25 Jan 14 02:40
Actually no i don't make a good return .Or at least haven't for a good while Sad

Was very good for several years . It's tricky to get the ratings right of course. I had about a year when i didn't bet so much and when i returned to it was starting from scratch and just didn't go so well .

I persevere with the ratings though ,as it is the only way to do it right IMO
By:
Ratmouth
When: 25 Jan 14 02:47
Well for what it's worth, I look at oddsportal for minute by minute odds updates. Use my own spreadsheet to crunch the correct score market into 1 X 2 odds (to see if they differ wildly to predict odds movement). And also react to odds that just look plain wrong or odds that swing wildly very quickly (as they will normally swing back at least a little before settling). That's my trading basis and long term i do ok. If I didn't withdraw so much I'd have a nice nest egg lol.
By:
Ratmouth
When: 25 Jan 14 02:48
When I say differ wildly, I mean differ to the ACTUAL 1 X 2 market.
By:
tobermory
When: 25 Jan 14 02:50
Not so often  really . But when they do these days it seems to me that has it wrong !
By:
Ratmouth
When: 25 Jan 14 02:53
What do you mean by "that" has it wrong?
By:
tobermory
When: 25 Jan 14 02:56
Well when i was last doing it every week the odds i thought best value didn't look too good with hindsight at end of season.
By:
Ratmouth
When: 25 Jan 14 03:04
We're singing from different hymn sheets. I look at odds that I am quite sure will change (mostly in the short term) for a green up using the correct score market compared with the 1X2. I mainly deal with the draw though as you can take the emotion away from a team winning and use experience in what the floor and ceiling is in the varying leagues. For instance, two teams that have a coin toss odds wise in french 2nd division average 3.15-3.2 for the draw. In the Dutch 2nd string you're talking 3.8-3.9 average. I also use the O/U 2.5 as support as generally the lower the odds for unders correlates with lower X odds.
By:
tobermory
When: 25 Jan 14 03:10
Yeah , pre match trading is looking at what the prices will be rather than what they ought to be .

I did have a go at that , and did win a bit , though slow going.

With this game all depends on team news . Wouldn't put much into Rogers comments as he is quite cagey. When i was doing this i'd always close the bet green or red the night before as team news can swing it massively.
By:
Ratmouth
When: 25 Jan 14 03:15
I hear you. The thing is if I close it now, it's gonna be red. I think even a "Strong" team is gonna be relatively weak. The odds are all about Suarez IMO. With a Champions League 6 pointer on Tuesday, do you really want to risk/tire your only world class player against Bournemouth?!
By:
tobermory
When: 25 Jan 14 03:30
I think you're probably right there .
By:
fleetingglimpse
When: 25 Jan 14 09:02
Overnight , the win gone from 1.38 to 1.34 , unders 2.96 to 3.05 which looks to be my bet
By:
J.R.Hartley
When: 25 Jan 14 10:17
Bournemouth will slaughter these mugs ffs....
By:
CJ70
When: 25 Jan 14 10:34
One thing about laying Liverpool pre-off is that with a few exceptions they nearly always tighten before KO. You can make a decent few quid just riding that train.
By:
pauliow
When: 25 Jan 14 11:49
Not this time, getting shorter by the minute. Team news?
By:
fleetingglimpse
When: 25 Jan 14 11:51
think cj means back before and then lay prior to kick off
By:
ZCSCS
When: 25 Jan 14 11:52
LFC team v afcbournemouth: Jones, Kelly, Toure, Skrtel, Cissokho, Gerrard, Henderson, Coutinho, Moses, Sturridge, Suarez
By:
GODSEND
When: 25 Jan 14 11:56
over4.5 it is then lol
By:
Biscuit1979
When: 25 Jan 14 12:00
Gerrard in the holding role same as first half v Villa Cry
By:
pauliow
When: 25 Jan 14 12:05

Jan 25, 2014 -- 11:51AM, fleetingglimpse wrote:


think cj means back before and then lay prior to kick off


Ok got it, misunderstood

By:
GODSEND
When: 25 Jan 14 12:09
3-1 bournemouth or 1-5 liverpool gl
By:
fleetingglimpse
When: 25 Jan 14 12:10
suprised suarez to start, with Everton on tuesday
By:
kellydamo
When: 25 Jan 14 12:16
Only bet here for me is a penalty at 3.65 for £100, bearing in mind the fitness of Liverpool v Bournemouth and suarez and bournemouth tiring over time and becoming clumsy and probably already 2/3-0 down and dont give a ****.  Very hard to guage how many goals will be scored because Brenda might take players off early with the games upcoming and the players might take their foot off the grass.  Good luck all and me
By:
stonecold-
When: 25 Jan 14 12:25
really small bets on booking pts 45 or more 9/2 and very small red card 8/1
coutino man of match 8/1
By:
Quatsch
When: 25 Jan 14 12:25

Jan 25, 2014 -- 12:10PM, fleetingglimpse wrote:


suprised suarez to start, with Everton on tuesday


If he doesn't play today, he'll not have played a competitive match for 10 days. Rest is good, but I think you can have too much of it as a footballer. He'll probably only play for 45 or 60 minutes or so, if Liverpool are in front by then and look like having this wrapped up.

Besides, it's only Everton. Devil

By:
tino147
When: 25 Jan 14 12:31
not one to back 1.3 but i can't see anything other than liverpool win by 2 goals
By:
marychain1
When: 25 Jan 14 12:44
2-1 @ 40
Ritchie anytime @ 7.4
By:
marychain1
When: 25 Jan 14 12:44
I'm extremely confident Bournemouth will score here. Ritchie will tear Sissoko a new one down Liverpool's left
By:
Rhino-2k8
When: 25 Jan 14 12:45
BTTS @ 1.83
By:
bbc2
When: 25 Jan 14 12:51
ARE LIVERPOOL IN RED AND BLACK STRIPES
By:
bbc`s embarrassed dad
When: 25 Jan 14 12:55
Did u get over the Sunderland disaster the other night BBC2
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