Introduction To The Best Football Betting System
The idea behind the concept is that certain teams are far more reliable and constant in their performance. These squads are not generally the best or the worst, but they do well in wagering scenarios. The teams featured in this book were chosen because they routinely achieve a certain outcome. Over a few years, this outcome has shown up more than any other and more than the chances would predict. Value-for-money betting may be achieved in this fashion. VFM (value for money) is of paramount importance. You should never risk your money on a wager if the chances aren't in your favor. All the legwork is done for you, making these solutions easy to comprehend and use.
Indicators of profitable wagers
One, the outcomes of their games have been stable over a long period, and two, the oddsmakers are always too liberal when offering payouts for accurate score wagers. Only these teams, and only for home or away games, as specified, may be utilized with this method.
Applying these guidelines on game day can help you find the optimal wagers: The first step is to figure out if any of the Top 10 teams are playing at home or on the road.
Any pairings where the chances on the reported score are fewer than the Value odds necessary must be discarded. (If you find yourself removing bets, you've found the incorrect bookmaker.)
Bet on the provided scores for the chosen matchups. Example: See whether Bolton is on the road. If so, back a 1-0 score if the odds are 9-2 or better. Verify whether Fulham is on the road. If the chances of a tie are at least 9-2, you should wager on it. For each of the other clubs on the list, etc. Four or five solid wagers should result on a regular match day using this method.
Value bets are wagers when the expected value of the payout is higher than the odds being given. The chances are almost always exaggerated by a factor of two or more. Your profit is the amount by which true odds exceed Value odds.
Recording methods
Once you've decided which games to wager on, there are a few different strategies you might use. Of course, you're free to use any staking method you want, or you may try any/all of the three methods shown here.
Method 1: Keeping the Bets Even
Betting on the chosen matches with the help of a good sportsbook may be kept simple by placing equal wagers on each game. It's realistic to think that one or two of the day's six wagers will pay off, but the inflated odds mean that the winners will more than make up for the losers and leave a healthy profit. It just takes one winning wager out of every six to turn a little profit. You'll make a profit of around eight points if two of your six wagers are successful.
Make sure you write your bets with the home team and their score was written first when betting on away games from the Top Ten list. For instance, "Tottenham 1-0" would indicate a winning wager if Bolton were visiting Spurs. A home team's score will always appear first in the Top ranking. Just copy the score from the top ten list and jot it down on your pre-printed football voucher.
Second, when a matchup involves two teams from the same list, you should consider it to be two different wagers. Both wagers provide solid value, but only one can win (barring Big Bets, discussed below). The greatest strategy to guarantee constant and regular gains is to bet at level bets, which will result in an average profit of two points every game. However, if you're looking for higher earnings and don't mind being patient, consider betting multiples as shown in method
Method 2: Multiples Bets Once you've settled on your wagers, you may double their payoff potential by making several wagers. To determine the necessary number of wagers, refer to the permutation table on the next page. The greatest multiples to look for are twos and threes since they pay out well for very few wagers and occur often. Many bettors avoid multiples since they know that your disadvantage will grow with each wager. However, if you restrict your wagering to Value Money wagers alone, you may increase both your edge and your earnings.
Big Bets System 3: This occurs when two teams on the list are meeting with identical records. Five major wagers may be made this year: City of Man downs Bolton, 1-0. Crystal Palace takes on Bristol City. 1-1 Crystal Palace vs. Coventry 1-1 Crystal Palace and Ipswich draw 1-1 Shrewsbury vs. Morecambe 1-1 These wagers merit gaining an additional pound or two.
Season Four of the Fourth System Despite its seeming complexity, this method almost ensures that you will make the amount of money that you set as your goal. I'll explain the system with the help of one team (Shrewsbury, in this case).
First, set your profit goal for Shrewsbury. We'll use a goal of £100 for this illustration. Decide how much you're willing to risk and set your own goal.
If Shrewsbury is playing on the road and the odds are 2-1, then you would need to wager £110. If the odds are 6/1, for instance, the needed bet is £100 less than 6 (or £16.67).
Bet £16.67 that the final score will be 1-1. If your wager is successful, you will earn £100. You've made your point, so stop betting on Shrewsbury. If your wager fails, you'll need to increase your original goal by the amount you wagered (in this case, £116.67) and proceed with Step 2.
Bet until a winner is found, with the away results for Shrewsbury remaining at 1-1 and the bets calculated as displayed. At this time, the reward from that successful wager is enough to recoup all of your prior expenditures plus an additional £100. For this strategy to work, all of the teams on the Top ranking need to achieve their Common Result only once this season. This has happened several times during the years considered. The £100 gain in the previous example was achieved with only one series. You may follow all the teams in the same manner and create up to ten distinct series if you want to increase your chances of winning and can wager more money. You will have made a profit of £1,000 after each team has struck at least one winner.
Anticipated outcomes
All of these methods work because they force you to focus just on value-for-money wagers. Combining these wagers, whether as doubles, trebles, etc., increases your potential payout. The 9-2 VFM odds on a home victory by a score of 1-1 for Wigan are just one example. The true odds of this bet being given are probably closer to 6-1 or higher. This is a value-for-money wager. If you use Betfair, you can expect odds of at least 6/1 on all of the mentioned outcomes, and more often than not, you'll get even better odds. That means you may expect at least a 342/1 payout on a winning treble. The minimum payout for a winning four-fold is 2400/1. These numbers demonstrate that you may get a healthy return on even modest investments. Bet on doubles, triples, or even larger multiples with the help of the permutation chart. Pick a bet that's both affordable and yields the desired rate of return. I also advocate putting whatever extra money you have today into an accumulator bet covering every possible outcome. When there are six good wagers, the potential payout for a single pound is nearly £120,000. Although the odds of success for this wager are low, even a single payout would make it worthwhile. It's a safer option than playing the lottery with the money.
Summary
You may now confidently choose winners and losers in the English leagues. You are also aware of each team's typical outcome. You are aware of the frequency with which this outcome happens and the threshold of acceptability beyond which the value ceases to be acceptable.
In conclusion, therefore. You should only wager on VFM matches that are ranked highly. Remember that the home team's score is always given first and that you may only wager on them if they are playing at home or away, as the case may be. Maintain constant, long-term gains by betting at even odds. Multiplying your wager will boost your potential return. Play at a low enough bet size that you can comfortably cover all the multiples. Place escalating wagers on each team to guarantee a certain return. Feelings should not influence your decision-making. All of the methods and statistics presented in this book are grounded on real-world experience. If the algorithm dictates that you must wager against your preferred team to maximize earnings, then you must do so.