New betting idea

[kunaguero10]

Im going for a new approach today, instead of picling a few teams to lay money on, im going to do some halftime/fulltimes.

In particular, im going to pick different teams for each half. For instance, brighton v bristol city, i may go for brighton at ht and bristol city at ft (and the other way round).

Why? Because the odds are great, i looked at a few games and the odds are 28-1 and 33-1 and around this figure. I just feel that comebacks in the second half happen in a couple of games in each league each week? Any one got any tips/ patterns that will give me any more insight?

Ps if i do it i'll do it for every championship game, as there are more fluctuations in goals than the premier league

 

[LeeOnePen]

You can get markets on "come from behind to win" which doesn't require one team to be ahead at half time.

 

[Gazza]

I thought this once but then I looked at the previous week's results and out of all the divisions (about 40 games) I would have won twice. I think where we get mislead is that in quite a few games one team goes in front and eventually loses the game but the split point is rarely half-time.

Sorry I was replying to the first post.

 

[niall'sdiscoshorts]

take a look at this fella, it has a lot of states trends %

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.soccerstats.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.soccerstats.com/</a>

 

[ali benarbia's studs]

sunderland / chelsea then ;)
norwich /west brom

 

[waspish]

Your better of looking at the halftime score and if any of the home team are losing by 1 goal bet on the home team to win but find 3 teams and do an Accumulator and the doubles great odds

 

[bernabias home shirt]

Always guaranteed a minimum of 25/1 on any match doing this sort of bet.

Just finding the right matches.

Not a bad bet though.

 

[IM NOT REALLY HERE]

A mate of mine does this for every televised game.