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The biggest struggle profitable bettors have, when taking on the "soft" books, is not getting limited from them. We have put together a set of guidelines you can follow to extract even more value from the "soft" bookmakers.
It basically comes down to liquidity and where the sharp money goes. There are a couple of very large betting syndicates in this world.
Hello guys. I've seen a few posts lately (some are actually mine), with poor results, wondering about variance, etc. I'm myself in a pretty sick downswing, and my only way to cope with it is by making sure I'm doing things the right way and having some extra assurance that I'm having just "bad variance" at the moment. I normally use this betting simulator to forecast future results and check if my EV is in-line. However it's based on pure averages, not on concrete data.
It is important to understand how bookmakers make money because it helps us understand what it takes to beat them.
Sports trading in sharp markets is more difficult to perform than sports trading in soft books. But because the sharp bookmakers don't limit winning players, they allow people to have higher stakes in general.
There are, however, alternatives to the traditional betting-system, one of them being to go through a Betting Exchange. This gives the bettor the option to function as a bookmaker, and instead of choosing the team you think will win, you can choose the team (or draw) you think will not win. This is what we refer to as backing and laying bets.
There are 3 proven betting strategies that work. They are matched betting, arbitrage betting and value betting. This article explains the pros and cons of each strategy.
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