Sport betting tips: Sports betting tips 2023 (Page 677)

danny005 wrote on 23.12.2023 at 23:16: Won again at Betano Masters. 1:1 in the Liverpool game and first scorer "other".

The last time it was 0-0 and no goalscorer it was just under €15. This time €131 with 19 winners and over 7000 participants. I had hoped for more

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Donnie wrote on 24.12.2023 at 00:46: At Oddset there is a shootout you can choose a ball 2 times and had 2 times 10€ freebet

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Donnie wrote on 24.12.2023 at 00:46: At Oddset there is a shootout you can choose a ball 2 times and had 2 times 10€ freebet

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danny005 wrote on 23.12.2023 at 23:16: Won again at Betano Masters. 1:1 in the Liverpool game and first scorer "other".

Last time it was 0-0 and no goalscorer, I got just under €15. This time €131 with 19 winners and over 7000 participants. I had hoped for more

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Dr-Strange wrote on 24.12.2023 at 10:12 am:

But that's already whining at a high level 😄

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Patizi wrote on 23.12.2023 at 20:26:

Booooom! That's exactly the point! Bayern became champions because Dortmund are incompetent! No luck but simply more ripped off! Fought until the last second! The last matchday showed wonderfully why Bayern deserved it. Do you know what luck was? That Dortmund had the chance at all. Bayern played the worst season they've had in over 10 years. 71 points is not a lot by Bayern's standards. Dortmund simply played another season that was slightly above their standards. Dortmund don't get above 70 that often, they're more likely to be below it. You have to get over that. Bayern are playing a poor season by their standards and it's still enough for the title because the rest of the league is too weak. If Bayern had been in normal form, they would have been champions again after 30/31 matchdays. A weak season for Bayern only meant that it was exciting right to the end. As a Bundesliga fan, of course it was great. But the goal just before the end was just typical Bayern and for me it was absolutely deserved. I remember how much talk there was during the season about how the season didn't really deserve a champion because one player after the other did shit.


Bayern also had this luck of the draw against Saarbrücken, or so they thought. In the end, Bayern was eliminated despite taking the lead. That's why I think there's no such thing as luck of the draw. An even more recent and awesome example is Ajax. They were drawn against a fourth division team. I think all but 2-3 of the regular players were on the pitch. End of the story. Ajax are eliminated 3:2 against the fourth division team and are out. And don't tell me Ajax are bad or anything else. They started incredibly badly in the league but have since risen from the bottom to 5th place. That was also luck of the draw for Ajax, you'd think. But it's not! A soccer match starts from 0 and then you see what happens. Big teams beat small teams, but small teams also beat big teams. That doesn't happen all that rarely. I think luck of the draw is nonsense.

That's exactly how I see it, of course. Milan can't be written off. Even if we both do, it's very difficult to judge the season. It's all just snapshots. What you see everywhere now can look completely different in 3-4 months. In most leagues, the same players are always at the top in the end anyway. Of course there are exceptions, such as Union, who qualify for the CL, but you have to realize that there is generally no constant 4th place in Germany anyway. Bayern, Dortmund and Leipzig are always at the top...and in the end someone finishes 4th. And it's the same in other leagues. You gave the best example, Spain.

Dortmund have brought in Sabitzer, Füllkrug, Bensebaini and Nmecha. None of them really deliver anything. If you think Milan bought shit. Then look at what these 4 are doing in Dortmund. Then you'll talk differently. The best man and the reason why Dortmund are still so far ahead is Kobel! But in the end it will still be enough to get into the CL.

Neymar had talent but that alone is not enough. He's now over 30 and what will he be remembered for? His crying on the pitch. A bit of MSN at Barca but even in Barcelona people will talk about Iniesta, Xavi and Messi rather than MSN. Messi's time with Xavi and Iniesta was formative. In Paris, Mbappe overshadows everything. He just keeps on scoring without Messi and Neymar. And even now he gets his assists. It just shows that Messi and Neymar weren't as important as you might have thought. But Neymar won't get a monument there either. Just someone with a lot of talent that he's shown on a number of occasions, but too much crying and too often injured for legend status.

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