Father Paul
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True but many of these bets would be small and as the post suggested clever pro gamblers may decide that the resulting improvement in our odds is worth a large strategic bet.Okay.. just going with the supply and demand angle, surely the bookies would have the dippers as odds on favourites seeing as there’s probably been millions of giddy deluded Liverpool fans lumping on their team since the final whistle at the Etihad?
Remember most of these guys are totally focused on the probabilities/ return angle and are not fretting about Walker brain farts, Dias starting to look clumbsy, Silva playing out of position or the bald fellow overthinking again.
Now if we drop points over the next few games, which may happen if we play like yesterday, we could potentially drift enough in the market to perhaps entice speculative punts.
The excellent post above tells us a lot about the science,which is an art in itself, and probably trumps luck most days.