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Do you back BTTS, Draw, Under 2.5, Over 1.5, CS 1:1 or all of the above?
When you back BTTS it goes 0-0, shoulda backed the draw.
When you back the draw it goes 1-0 95' Penalty, shoulda backed the under.
When you back Under, it goes 2-2, shoulda backed the draw.
When you back Over 1.5, it goes 1-0 2' then nothing, shoulda backed the under.
When you back CS 1:1 it goes 2-1 94', shoulda backed BTTS.
When you back BTTS it goes 0-0, shoulda backed the draw.
When you back the draw it goes 1-0 95' Penalty, shoulda backed the under.
When you back Under, it goes 2-2, shoulda backed the draw.
When you back Over 1.5, it goes 1-0 2' then nothing, shoulda backed the under.
When you back CS 1:1 it goes 2-1 94', shoulda backed BTTS.
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You can spot the trends and relative strengths of teams from tables and observing how teams play, but you cannot spot the inherent randomness in any individual game of football until it happens.
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If I was expecting a 1-1 draw then that's what I'd back on the Correct Score market
...and there's no way I'd still be in the bet on 94 minutes. |
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Sounds about right Aspro. In such situations I've sometimes dutched 0-0 and 1-1 and if still 0-0 at Ht have cashed out. The danger to the strategy is a very early goal which leaves the dilemma of cutting losses, making additional bets or hanging on in hoping for things to come good. (when you do the latter it often goes 2-0)
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If you look at the Reading game now, 0-0 after 40 mins, both 0-0 and 1-1 are in profit.
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