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"1. Skills for Even Handicap
For European odds of 2, 3, and 2, you can open an even handicap, which generally means that the chances of a draw, win, or loss for both teams are roughly equal, each occupying around 33.3%. Bookmakers offer this type of handicap, but they do not typically want the match to end in a draw. In reality, the probability of a split outcome is often above 60% because bookmakers don't have room for profit in a draw. If you bet on one side in this scenario and that side falls behind by a goal, you should start betting on the other side that's likely to score next. If the team you bet on can't score again, it results in a loss on one side and a push on the other. To recover your losses, you might need to bet on Under (few goals) if the odds aren't too high. The key is not to let the Under odds go too high because breaking even should be sufficient. It's possible that even when you're winning, your chosen side might score after you've bet on Under. However, this is relatively rare.
2. Skills for Half Ball Handicap
If you encounter a half ball handicap, be cautious if the odds on either side are very high. This handicap is trickier and often leads to 2:1 or 3:2 type of scores, especially when the team leading by two goals is caught up by their opponents. In such situations, consider betting on the other side (Under) to minimize the risk.
3. Skills for Half One Handicap
The Half One Handicap corresponds to European odds of 1.60-1.69 for the home team's win. In this case, you should analyze games with similar odds from other bookmakers like William Hill or Bet365, focusing on the same league or competition. If the odds for the home team winning are too low, betting on the other side (Away) can be a wise decision. Keep an eye on the Water, as higher odds for the favored team to win the game can often lead to a higher chance of them winning by a small margin. You should also pay attention to the possibility of a low-scoring game, especially if the odds for the favored team's win (or draw) are high.
4. Skills for One Ball Handicap
A one-ball handicap is typically associated with European odds between 1.50-1.58 for the home team's win. If you've bet on the home team and it's leading, keep a watchful eye. If the home team continues to receive a strong handicap (e.g., one and a half balls), it may be worth betting on the other side (Away). In this case, you would be hoping for a small win or a draw.
5. Skills for One Ball and One-and-a-Half Ball Handicap
A One Ball and One-and-a-Half Ball Handicap corresponds to odds of the home team winning in the range of 1.33-1.49. If you've bet on the favored team and they continue to receive a strong handicap, there's a risk of the opposing team catching up. In such situations, it may be wise to switch your bet to the other side to minimize potential losses.
6. Skills for Ball Half Handicap
In a Ball Half Handicap, the European odds for the home team's win should be in the range of 1.20-1.30. If the odds are higher, especially above 1.38, it might be considered a high handicap. Be cautious and wait for the right moment. This handicap often results in a score like 2:1 or 3:2, especially if the home team is leading by two goals but fails to increase the lead by the 75-80 minute mark. In such cases, betting on the other side (Away) could be a strategic move.
7. Skills for Ball and Two-Ball Handicap
The Ball and Two-Ball Handicap is considered a deep handicap. It requires observation of the over/under goal lines and their odds to make a basic assessment. You should assess whether the game is likely to have two to three goals (odds between 2.10-2.80) or three or more goals. If the odds suggest the likelihood of three or more goals, consider betting on the Over. If they suggest two to three goals, consider the Under.
8. Skills for Non-Do-or-Die Game Size
In games with an over/under goal line of 4, 3, or 2, or with a half-time goal line of 1, the chances of many goals being scored are often low. It's wise to bet on Under, and if a goal is scored, you can recover at least half of your loss through live betting. If the odds are not too high for the Under, you can consider betting on it.
9. Skills for Odd-Even Betting
Betting on odd-even outcomes can often provide you with enough time to adjust your strategy during a match. Even if you make the wrong initial bet, you can usually recover at least half of your losses in live betting (with odds above 1.05). When betting on odd-even, consider the size of the goal line. If the goal line is set at 2.5, you might consider betting on Odd because the chances of more than three goals are not very high.
10. Skills for Total Goals Betting
When betting on the total number of goals scored (0-1, 2-3, 4-6, 7 or more), it's important to assess the game's potential. If the over/under goal line is set at 2.5 or 2.5/3, it may be suitable to bet on 2-3 goals. However, if the goal line is set at 3/3.5, you might want to consider 2-3 or 4-6" |
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Post time 22-10-2023 20:48:26