I never bet live, that's true. But I don't quite understand the direct connection between turnover volume and the live/prematch betting form at first glance. If you bet €10 live, you could also have bet it before the game: Turnover remains €10. I would only understand it if you bet €10 live on the same match several times a la in/out/in/out/in: then it would actually be €50.
Yes, that's more or less what I meant. You simply have more opportunities to bet again live as soon as you win. For example, over after 45 minutes.
Stromberg wrote on 04.03.2025 at 13:50:
That's only at bet 365 then an average of 3.7 bills per day. Every day, regardless of whether it's the weekend, Champions League or just South Korea basketball... 😂The same again at winamax and, let's be very cautious, at all other bookies combined (you probably won't get there)... Then we're at 11 tickets per day.... That's actually not healthy and can't be preceded by a sensible analysis...but I wouldn't say that about my bets either... 😂
Of course, if you just wanted to say that you make a lot more turnover with less money, i.e. your bets are better, then that may well be the case😄
11 bills a day ... for me it's probably 20-25 on average, probably up to 40 at the weekend..
And yes, my bets and analyses aren't the best either.
i'm still waiting for the "big win" to stop and a 500% bonus without wagering requirements.
JJepsa96 wrote on 04.03.2025 at 17:10:
11 bills a day ... for me it's probably 20-25 on average, probably up to 40 on weekends...
And yes, my bets and analysis are not the best either.
i'm still waiting for the "big win" to stop and a 500% bonus without wagering requirements.
For those who can read games well and recognize chances, live betting may be a useful thing, but no matter how you look at it: if you can still bet at 92, 93, 94% RTP before the game and especially towards the start of the game, live betting goes straight down to an 85 odds key. If used excessively, this can cost a lot of money if your own hit rate does not increase to the same extent. But if you're up for it live and have good nerves, it's certainly an exciting option.
If you can read games well and recognize chances, live betting may be a useful thing, but no matter how you turn it around: if you can still bet at 92, 93, 94% RTP before the game and especially towards the start of the game, live betting goes straight down to an 85 odds key. If used excessively, this can cost a lot of money if your own hit rate does not increase to the same extent. But if you're up for it live and have good nerves, it's certainly an exciting option.
I mean, you're the statistician and numbers don't lie, the math is what it is...
If I'm convinced of the over in a game, and after 15 minutes I get a 2.00 for the over instead of prematch a 1.75...then I think you can play it, just as an example...
In ice hockey, I also find that the odds increase extremely quickly. After 2 - 3 minutes you often have more than the double instead of 1.85 or so...
Stromberg wrote on 04.03.2025 at 18:04:
I mean you are the statistics man and numbers don't lie, the math is what it is...
If I am convinced of the over in a game, and after 15 minutes I get a 2.00 for the over instead of prematch a 1.75...then I think you can play it quietly, just as an example...
In ice hockey, I also find that the odds increase extremely quickly. After 2 - 3 minutes you often have more than the double instead of 1.85 or so...
Of course, live betting also offers great opportunities and if you can now earn a 20% odds premium for your original Tip, which you firmly believe in, then that is very tempting and can definitely pay off. But I prefer to stick to the bare figures: he gives you 20%, although the playing time that has already elapsed would justify a 25%-30% premium. So if you're willing to take risks, you can make good money. So I'd rather not Edit: it's the same procedure in tennis and everywhere else: If you get a 1.3 for favorite A before the match and he is down 1:4 in the first match, you now get a 1.5. You can get some...but - as so often - it depends on how good your forecast is in the end
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Yes, that's more or less what I meant. You simply have more opportunities to bet again live as soon as you win. For example, over after 45 minutes.
11 bills a day ... for me it's probably 20-25 on average, probably up to 40 at the weekend..
And yes, my bets and analyses aren't the best either.
i'm still waiting for the "big win" to stop and a 500% bonus without wagering requirements.
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Yes with me too.
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For those who can read games well and recognize chances, live betting may be a useful thing, but no matter how you look at it: if you can still bet at 92, 93, 94% RTP before the game and especially towards the start of the game, live betting goes straight down to an 85 odds key. If used excessively, this can cost a lot of money if your own hit rate does not increase to the same extent. But if you're up for it live and have good nerves, it's certainly an exciting option.
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I mean, you're the statistician and numbers don't lie, the math is what it is...
If I'm convinced of the over in a game, and after 15 minutes I get a 2.00 for the over instead of prematch a 1.75...then I think you can play it, just as an example...
In ice hockey, I also find that the odds increase extremely quickly. After 2 - 3 minutes you often have more than the double instead of 1.85 or so...
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Of course, live betting also offers great opportunities and if you can now earn a 20% odds premium for your original Tip, which you firmly believe in, then that is very tempting and can definitely pay off. But I prefer to stick to the bare figures: he gives you 20%, although the playing time that has already elapsed would justify a 25%-30% premium. So if you're willing to take risks, you can make good money. So I'd rather not Edit: it's the same procedure in tennis and everywhere else: If you get a 1.3 for favorite A before the match and he is down 1:4 in the first match, you now get a 1.5. You can get some...but - as so often - it depends on how good your forecast is in the end
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