Donnovan
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Yeah it's about finding value. In other words try and quantity everything. What's the probability of player A winning? Consider form, injuries, court speed and conditions (where is the event located)
Then compare the probability to the odds available. For example if you believe a player has a 60% chance of winning then odds of 2.00 or above would be good value (i.e they would yield a profit long term)
In terms of a strategy or system. You could apply the martingale system. Where essentially you bet 1 unit and if it loses keep doubling your stake until it wins. Assuming you bet on markets with odds of evens or above it will yield a profit. This is very high risk though so i’d stick to trying to identify markets that are good value here - remember never to risk more than you can afford to lose as even if you back a good value selection it doesn't mean profit is guaranteed - you can just get unlucky.
Final thought would be try and focus on bets with odds of 2.00 or higher. Bookmakers make a significant portion of their profits from punters backing favourites.
Then compare the probability to the odds available. For example if you believe a player has a 60% chance of winning then odds of 2.00 or above would be good value (i.e they would yield a profit long term)
In terms of a strategy or system. You could apply the martingale system. Where essentially you bet 1 unit and if it loses keep doubling your stake until it wins. Assuming you bet on markets with odds of evens or above it will yield a profit. This is very high risk though so i’d stick to trying to identify markets that are good value here - remember never to risk more than you can afford to lose as even if you back a good value selection it doesn't mean profit is guaranteed - you can just get unlucky.
Final thought would be try and focus on bets with odds of 2.00 or higher. Bookmakers make a significant portion of their profits from punters backing favourites.
