Posts by Kenneth Smith46

Nicholas Patel52 said:A buddy of mine bets on pretty much everything—usually major tournaments like the World Cup or handball championships. He actually hit the jackpot during the World Cup in Brazil by betting on 0:0 scorelines. In my experience, those live odds usually spike right before kickoff. Teams play super cautious because nobody wants to concede first, especially in single-elimination brackets where one mistake ends it all. I haven't had the guts to bet on those types of outcomes myself, but the guy is sitting on profits I won't see until next year... 🤣

Also, the first legs of any two-legged knockout series tend to have fewer goals than the return legs. Here’s another observation:

- In the early qualifying rounds for the Champions League (0/12) and Europa League (14/40), both teams scoring in the first leg is rare. Most games end 1:0 or 0:0. My take? It's the start of the season—teams lack chemistry, they aren't in peak physical shape yet, and you're dealing with lower-tier clubs playing on subpar fields.

Exactly, I agree with you. I've been tracking these results and noticed that in those European qualifiers involving smaller leagues, the teams are uncoordinated and inexperienced. You could probably make a decent move by putting a few bucks on 0:0 at $0.67, maybe even aiming for a ten-bagger if you put down $0.00 (if we're talking about $4 bets, or $3 if $333 is just a rough average)... That's why I brought this up. If anyone else has experience with this, let me know. Is it better to do three bets for $333 or four bets for a 10x return with $0.00? I'd always stick to a $0.67 stake of 😵 😁

Hey mathematicians and betting enthusiasts, especially those who claim to have "inside info," I’ve got a question. I’m looking at betting on 0-0 scorelines—usually getting decent odds around 7-9. If I picked three matches and hit them all at an average of 8, I’d be looking at a payout of about 512 on a $0.67 stake, which turns $1,000 into... well, a lot. Obviously, finding three perfect 0-0 games isn't easy, so my plan is to pick 20 "solid" candidates and rotate them into different 3-match parlays. Or maybe even 4-match parlays where the return could hit 10 $0.00 on a $0.67 bet. Does this actually make sense mathematically, or am I just chasing ghosts? Has anyone here tried this kind of scoring strategy before?
Also, if you don't know, does anyone have a recommendation for a site where I can post this specific problem?