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hi lads, i price up 4 divisions of local football every weekend and i was wondering was there somewhere i could find quick access to a percentage calculator ,,
i know to a tee what price i want to install the favs ,so if say i wanted to bet all matches to 120% , that the draw and away would slot into an automatic price, to save me time looking it up every week...
tia, beanman
i know to a tee what price i want to install the favs ,so if say i wanted to bet all matches to 120% , that the draw and away would slot into an automatic price, to save me time looking it up every week...
tia, beanman
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I don't think it is possible to do this accurately using only this information.
Two teams in two separate matches could both be evens to win. However, if one match has a goal expectancy of 1.5, and the other a goal expectancy of 3, the odds for the opossing team (and the draw will differ) across matches. ^ I just randomly picked odds and goal expectancy, but the idea should be clear. |
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120% bookies should not be helped or encouraged (unless it's a charity)
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thanks investor,
and dunter1, i meant betting to 102 [;)] |
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What division, out of interest?
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Rule of thumb:
Fav 4/6 =60% 60% of remaining 40% = 24 =the draw 16% remaining = the away 60=24=16=100 |