decimal odds make everything, so much harder to understand. Great concept, just easier to digest when explained with American odds. This vid is definitely for Europeans, don't know why it's in my feed. Good vid though.
The first thing I tell my US clients is to start using decimals-they are so much easier to convert (%) and accumulate (parlay). If you think about it, always betting back to 100 isn't the best method, and the same goes for fraction betting. Best of luck
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Great work sir! I like the ways u explained it down for a newbie. Pls, do you have videos on how to calculate the true odd of a football ⚽ match? Your quick reply would be highly appreciated
Thanks - Odds are down to interpretation. However, you could always follow the system mentioned in this video - simply track the sharp books! Honestly, if you are not into the science behind betting, its an easy way to build profit with longevity
@@Rich_Kid2082 - God no! They are the easiest bookie to take on! Some of the Russian bot guys that's all they do - attack bet365 odds! If you can't win from bet365 you won't win from others!
This channel teaches people how to find their own bets, which is much better than relying on others! Take the ''making an effort'' option if you want to get anything out of this game!
Hi, value betting are profitable on soft bookies but mass of them are limited me quick and other want give money. I am interested did you make value on exchanges?
You can find some value on the exchanges and Asian Sports books. If betting on Exchanges you need to learn negotiating (asking for a bit more), and making sure you have low commission. While you won't find as much as you would on Soft books, there are always methods to carve out long term gains!
@@igorkulaga3535 Truth be known - they are all pretty much the same! If you have access to Asian brokers and Mollybet, you could use for benchmarking purposes. PS - You need to be betting with the lowest commission you can get!
Sometimes the sharp bookmakers don’t agree with each other and have quite different odds. In a case like this, how to determine the reliability of the value?
Who do you consider to be sharp? It's not that they disagree, they are responding to the weight of money being bet! It's a loaded question - in that its impossible to give a simple answer. For the sake of simplicity, benchmarking with Pinnacle is a good way to go. While professionals like ourselves beat Pinnacle, that's because we can read the markets and know when to bet. And, I must add, getting 2-3% out of Pinn is a good return for pros, so you can see they are tight numbers!
@@BettingAnalyst What reason do we have to believe Pinnacle's vig-free odds reflect the true implied probability, and how much do opening/closing lines differ? I don't typically bet sports but I'm analytical and love a good betting edge, so when my friend told me about a subscription service (I'm sure you've heard of the type) that gave subscribers an edge with a +EV calculator, I took interest. The thesis is that Pinnacle's no-vig odds reflect the implied probability of a given outcome, which you can leverage to identify + EV bets at your sportsbook. This is straight-forward enough, but it's clear the assumption everything hinges on is that Pinnacle's no-vig odds do actually reflect the implied probability of a given outcome. I'm wondering if there's been any sort of back testing on this, I'm also wondering how sensitive the assumption is to timing (e.g., if the closing lines reflect true odds, but the opening line doesn't, this would have a big impact on my own betting outcomes).
About the timing... When is the best time to do the data verification? How early before the event starts?
Betting early is like the futures market - you will make bigger profits if you can figure it out before the markets know whats happening!!
decimal odds make everything, so much harder to understand. Great concept, just easier to digest when explained with American odds. This vid is definitely for Europeans, don't know why it's in my feed. Good vid though.
The first thing I tell my US clients is to start using decimals-they are so much easier to convert (%) and accumulate (parlay). If you think about it, always betting back to 100 isn't the best method, and the same goes for fraction betting. Best of luck
I'm in the US and switching to decimal is alot easier to understand than American odds. Our measurements always gotta be different
Great content, thanks.
What happened to the tennis video you made on how to win I want to see it
Both still open
WINNING AT TENNIS BETTING IS EASY ruclips.net/video/pgxhZie-Abg/видео.html&t
TENNIS BETTING EXPLAINED - ruclips.net/video/Ir5ALdMK8Ro/видео.html&t
Thank you Boss
Great work sir! I like the ways u explained it down for a newbie. Pls, do you have videos on how to calculate the true odd of a football ⚽ match? Your quick reply would be highly appreciated
Thanks - Odds are down to interpretation. However, you could always follow the system mentioned in this video - simply track the sharp books!
Honestly, if you are not into the science behind betting, its an easy way to build profit with longevity
@@BettingAnalyst , thanks for your honest reply. Pls, if I may ask u, sir, is Bet365 a sharp bookie like Pinnacle sports?
@@Rich_Kid2082 - God no! They are the easiest bookie to take on! Some of the Russian bot guys that's all they do - attack bet365 odds!
If you can't win from bet365 you won't win from others!
@@BettingAnalyst Thanks 🙏
Pls, I am here again. How can one calculate the MPTO values?
Hello do U give some football tips
This channel teaches people how to find their own bets, which is much better than relying on others!
Take the ''making an effort'' option if you want to get anything out of this game!
Hi, value betting are profitable on soft bookies but mass of them are limited me quick and other want give money. I am interested did you make value on exchanges?
You can find some value on the exchanges and Asian Sports books. If betting on Exchanges you need to learn negotiating (asking for a bit more), and making sure you have low commission. While you won't find as much as you would on Soft books, there are always methods to carve out long term gains!
@@BettingAnalyst thank you for replay. Is there any software that find value bets that you recommend for Betfair exchanges.
@@igorkulaga3535 Truth be known - they are all pretty much the same! If you have access to Asian brokers and Mollybet, you could use for benchmarking purposes.
PS - You need to be betting with the lowest commission you can get!
Sometimes the sharp bookmakers don’t agree with each other and have quite different odds. In a case like this, how to determine the reliability of the value?
Who do you consider to be sharp?
It's not that they disagree, they are responding to the weight of money being bet!
It's a loaded question - in that its impossible to give a simple answer. For the sake of simplicity, benchmarking with Pinnacle is a good way to go.
While professionals like ourselves beat Pinnacle, that's because we can read the markets and know when to bet. And, I must add, getting 2-3% out of Pinn is a good return for pros, so you can see they are tight numbers!
@@BettingAnalyst What reason do we have to believe Pinnacle's vig-free odds reflect the true implied probability, and how much do opening/closing lines differ?
I don't typically bet sports but I'm analytical and love a good betting edge, so when my friend told me about a subscription service (I'm sure you've heard of the type) that gave subscribers an edge with a +EV calculator, I took interest.
The thesis is that Pinnacle's no-vig odds reflect the implied probability of a given outcome, which you can leverage to identify + EV bets at your sportsbook.
This is straight-forward enough, but it's clear the assumption everything hinges on is that Pinnacle's no-vig odds do actually reflect the implied probability of a given outcome.
I'm wondering if there's been any sort of back testing on this, I'm also wondering how sensitive the assumption is to timing (e.g., if the closing lines reflect true odds, but the opening line doesn't, this would have a big impact on my own betting outcomes).
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