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Intelligent Football Betting

Intelligent Football Betting


It’s no secret that most gamblers lose money. In the U.K alone, gamblers lost a record £13.8bn (about 30% of it on sports) during 2016! This is a growing trend that will only continue. Most bettors will continue to pick bets based on a feeling or a hunch.

However, bit by bit a small amount of football bettors have started to become intelligent. These people believe that football betting can be predicted by studying and analyzing data. They also use tools such as Sporita to help them with their betting.

Traditionally, bettors wagering on football matches simply read the betting “dirt sheets”, scoured the league form tables, and kept up to date with the latest injuries and suspensions. That is because no other information was available. Nowadays, in the age of big data (Big data is term used to describe the huge amounts of information gathered daily) more and more information has become available. Some of this data such as the average number of corners a team takes per game and the average number of goals scored home/away is pretty simple to calculate. While other pieces of data such as pass completion in the final third of the field, the average interceptions a team makes, and kilometers run in each phase of the game are harder and require special tools. The point is, by analyzing data a bettor’s chances of winning increase, some data can be analyzed by bettors on their own for other more complicated data analysis an advanced betting tool is required.

Not many know that before sacking a manager a team averages about 1 point a game. After the sack the team’s point average raises to 1.5 per game. The Sporita website has a feature that’s called the Sporita Score. It calculates the value of each prediction, and it gives each of prediction a score, from 1 to 10, with 1 being the least reliable and 10 being a perfect prediction. Well, after Alaves fired their coach in early December the Sporita Score for 4 of 5 Alaves’s matches ( Atletico Madrid was the one match that did not receive a high Sporita Score) was higher than 8.2, meaning that that there was value in picking Alaves to win. They went on to win all of these matches. We bet on these matches and won! We then contacted Sporita asking if the fact that Alaves changed their coaches was the reason the website recommended betting on Alaves. In an email response Sporita’s representative wrote: “…while there are many factors that determine each prediction, when examining these specific predictions we’ve found that the coaching change was heavily factored when recommending on picking Alaves to win.”

In order to win, bettors need to become smarter. Studying and analyzing each bet before it’s placed is always necessary. Bettors need to approach the subject of football betting with the same dedication as scientist would approach to solving the greatest mysteries of the universe. Sports bettors now understand that in order to be successful they need data. If you study data you will know more and win more. Use Sporita Big Data Football Predictions to help analyze data, reduce risk and increase your profits.

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How to place your first online bet on a football match

How to place your first online bet on a football match


How to place your first online bet on a football match

The Premier League is up and running for the 2015/16 season and there�s an exciting few months ahead with the Capital Cup already well into the mid-term rounds. The anticipation of the FA Cup is building with it starting in earnest over the winter and then Euro 2016 will be held across France where all eyes will be on the fortunes of the home nations.

If you�re already following the fortunes of your own team and chewing your nails waiting for a last minute goal to save them from another away fixture draw, you may want to explore placing a bet on them to add to the excitement.

If betting on football is new to you but you�ve always wanted to know more, then this guide to online sports betting will give you all the basics of how it works.

Getting started

You�ll need to open an online betting account to be able to place a bet. There are many different companies to choose from so find one where you find the site navigation straight forward and you�re comfortable with using the on screen betting slips.

Registration will mean a user name and a password and then registering a credit or debit card plus perhaps a few details about yourself. Once you�ve reached this stage, you can credit your account with your first amount of funds and you�re ready to place your first bet.

Placing your first bet

If you aren�t familiar with the multitude of bets available on a football match, the place to start is choosing a team to win. Find their next match on the list and there will be odds placed next to the team name as to how likely it is they will win. Click to choose the team and depending on the layout of the site, an online betting slip will display. It will show you the choice you�ve made, the odds and the kind of bet; to win outright. You then type the amount you want to bet and click, bet, OK or Enter � again this will differ from site to site. You�ll be shown how much you will win if your bet is successful. That�s all there is to it � all you now need to do is wait to see the outcome of the match. If your side wins then the winning money will be credited automatically to your betting account � congratulations!

Other bets you can progress to

Once you understand how to place a basic bet to win, you can progress onto other options. There are many to choose from including:

-������� The match being a draw

-������� Who will be ahead at half time

-������� Who will be the first scorer

-������� Predicting the correct score

These are all known as single bets. It�s one bet placed on one outcome. With a little more experience you can begin to place combination bets such as who will win and which player will be first to score. The betting sites will have all the options clearly displayed on the screen so it�s a case of spending a little time getting to know the site and ensuring you understand what you are betting on.

Unusual bets in football

You can not only place a bet on who will win a football match from the outset. With an online site you can bet at any time up to the last couple of minutes of the match as to the winner or whether it will be a draw. The odds will change every few minutes depending on the score and the amount of time left.

You can also bet on slightly more obscure events such as the number of penalties, who will take a penalty, how many corners (overall or in a particular half) and even the number of yellow or red cards the referee will issue. It�s probably a good idea to start with a basic bet though until you�re confident with how the site works and your level of knowledge of betting.

The most important thing with placing a bet online is that it should be fun and that you never bet more than you can afford. Once you�ve mastered how football betting works, you can begin to explore other sports but there�s plenty of time during this season to make this progression so start small, enjoy predicting an outcome and use your knowledge of your favourite team to help make your selections.
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Can’t Predict the Match Completely

Can’t Predict the Match Completely


The best bet here is a predicted generalization of what might happen. You may be able to bet on a specific team with Blue Bet given this BlueBet Review. Take the following (made-up) numbers for Wollongong Wolves vs Marconi Stallions FC for 20th May as an example.

The Wolves might have an average of 7 shots per game, score 2.5 goals, and get 4.5 corners based on their past year’s performance against similar opponents. These numbers cannot be generalized across the board for the game when it is actually played. It might serve as a trend but will not be that important when the real game is played under actual weather and other dynamic conditions. There will be real players involved and real pitch conditions. The game may actually go anywhere from there, given the strategies and thinking that the team actually puts into play. This all happens every time during the course of almost every soccer game. The stats are just a starting point.
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