To attract players (more precisely, their funds), online bookmakers provide them with the maximum possible amount of information to help them choose the best bet option. At the same time, the majority of users view primarily the analytics provided by:
- An automated system that counts meetings, the number of wins, losses or draws over a very long (freely available) period.
- In-house privateers doing their calculations using the so-called heuristic method, which includes the basic formulas of the theory of probability and additional tools related to statistics.
It is these conclusions that determine the final sports betting odds , which can be seen in the corresponding column of each game option offered by the bookmaker.
What exactly can a player take into account before placing a bet
Is it possible to supplement the odds on a certain position provided by the official bookmaker with a personal analysis or not? In this case, we are not talking:
- About personal intuition, rarely failing in critical situations.
- About a prophetic dream.
- The presence of money on the eve of the bet.
Only an accurate calculation and quite a bit of luck. So, for example, team sports. A strong team in advance plays with an outsider. The bookmaker's odds are quite predictable, but the user should still:
- View the announced roster of a strong team (it is quite possible that the coach put up newcomers for a break-in).
- Consider injured leaders on both teams.
- Take into account whose territory the meeting is taking place (houses and walls help).
- Consider the significance of this match for both teams.
Information of this kind used for analysis (usually it is always available on thematic sites) will allow you to disagree with the bookmaker's odds and refuse a bet, or vice versa, risk resulting in a big win even with a minimum investment.
