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The weekends goal betting tips and correct score betting advice

Here are Let’s Compare Bets’ betting tips for this weekend’s Premiership football. These are hot tips for fans of the correct score betting experiment. Let’s get right to it. This weekend see’s Man United play Man City, Blackburn play Newcastle, Blackpool play Aston Villa, West Brom play West Ham, and finally Sunderland play Tottenham. So there’s loads of games to get high confidence betting opportunities.

Here are the games that look best for correct score football betting.

Blackpool Vs Aston Villa
Kicks off Sat 12th Feb, 3pm.

Blackpool score loads of goal when they play at home. In fact all off Blackpool’s home games have produced more than two goals. Aston Villa also get good goal numbers playing away from home. 69% of their games produce more than 2.5 goals. With both teams scoring over 3 goals on average per game it’s got to be a good 0 – 0 score lay bet. If the odds on Betfair are too long and it involves risking too much money, say anything over odds of 15 to 20, waiting for up to 15 minutes of play before placing the lay bet is a good idea. The odds will shorten nicely. The only downside is that they might score before then, and a potentially winning bet might have been lost.

Correct score bet advice. Lay 0 – 0 score line.

What’s more both teams are very well behaved and generally produce less than 3.5 cards (red or yellow) per game. So an under 35 booking points bet might be worth a flutter.

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The weekends goal betting tips and correct score betting adviceunratedEditor2011-03-06 02:13:10Here are Let’s Compare Bets’ betting tips for this weekend’s Premiership football. These are hot tips for fans of the correct score betting experimen…
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The big football correct score betting experiment gets bigger… now it uses total goals

The Let’s Compare Bets big football correct score betting experiment on Betfair has been performing quite well recently. A previous edition of the correct score betting experiment mentioned a new technique would be tested. Rather than laying the 0-0 correct score result only, the total goals market was used as well. This post will delve into the reasoning behind the two strategies used for the correct score betting experiment. An update of the current results of the strategy will be posted later (video included). Visit the original correct score betting post to get more information about the nuts and bolts of this goal betting strategy. For all posts click on the goal betting tag or just type ‘experiment’ into the search box to the right. To get future posts about football betting subscribe to the news feed (a RSS reader is required).

Time for a confession, Let’s Compare Bets aren’t really running a proper experiment. Not by some standards at least. It’s not scientific but the researcher has come to be known as ‘The Professor’. That’s right, the correct score betting professor. He’s a little bit nutty too. With constant tinkering and research into how to improve results. The aim of the football correct score betting experiment is to build the betting bank and ‘scale up’. That’s to say bigger stakes and bigger profits :) .
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The correct score betting experiment is founded on a couple of basic ideas. First, that a good betting systems should be simple. Simple and easy. You could be fooled to think that you’re sitting around with a load of marketing guru’s thinking up ways of advertising a product. Although this isn’t a advertising ploy. This is an experiment and free for all to enjoy, and, it is in fact quite simple and easy. Let’s see how.

The correct score betting experiment relies on two facts. First, that premiership football is attacking in nature. Let’s face it, the clubs need to justify the massive sponsorship fees, don’t they? The styles of play associated with Premiership football produces goals and lots of them. Fact number two; although premiership football produces goals, games very rarely produce more than 6 goals.

So we know two things. Goals are very likely and but not too many of them. The correct score betting experiment relies on two strategies and uses the Betfair betting exchange.

1. laying the 0 – 0 goal result in the correct score betting market on Betfair.
2. laying the 7 or more goal result in the totals goals market on Betfair.

The original post explaining the nuts and bolts of this goal betting strategy explains how to choose high confidence games for laying the 0 – 0 goal result.

The second strategy did stress out ‘The Professor’ as first. An ill judged lay on a 5 or more goal results led to a loss that could have been prevented. However, with careful stake management and a good loss recovery system this is no bother.

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The big football correct score betting experiment gets bigger… now it uses total goalsunratedEditor2011-09-04 03:29:58The Let’s Compare Bets big football correct score betting experiment on Betfair has been performing quite well recently. A previous edition of the cor…
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An experiment on correct score betting, a goal betting system in the making

The Let’s Compare Bets correct score betting experiment has been running since November 20th 2010. It’s time to review our selections and see how the goal betting system on correct scores has performed. The results have been quite good. There have been some loses and silly mistakes, but that hasn’t stopped a return on investment of 54%. Actions where taken to reduce the potential losses in one occasion. The mistakes have helped us improve the system by using a better staking plan and trading out loosing bets ‘in play’. The results can be seen by watching the ‘amateur recording’ of the profit and loss from the Betfair account used.goal betting on Betfair

A quick recap. This goal betting strategy uses the Betfair betting exchange. It’s vital because on the betting exchange it is possible to make lay bets. That’s to say, bet that something won’t happen. This strategy relies on betting that a 0 – 0 scoreline won’t happen. Or in other words that there will be at least one goal scored during the game. Not much to ask. Read the original correct score betting post to catch up on what the experiment is all about.

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An experiment on correct score betting, a goal betting system in the makingunratedEditor2011-12-18 14:06:57An update on correct score betting on Betfair. Betfair has the correct score betting and total goals scored markets which can be used in a betting system.
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Correct score and over goal betting tips, Blackpool’s the key

It’s time for some football betting stats. These stats have lead us to recommend some football bets for under over betting on goals, corners, and bookings on Premiership football. These can also be used in conjunction with the Let’s Compare Bets correct score betting experiment.

The Premiership season is past the half way point and some teams are showing some great betting statistics. Let’s start with teams still producing 100% records. Blackpool’s premiership games at Bloomfield Road have produced 3.6 goal in total on average. That’s over the 7 games they have played at home (3 game were postponed due to the weather recently). Every game has produced more than 2.5 goals.

Blackpool V Liverpool, Wed 12th Jan, is looking good for an over ’2.5 goal’ result. When playing away Liverpool are scoring about 2.6 goals on average. Add that to Blackpool’s 3.6 goals on average in away games and it make a strong combination.

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Correct score and over goal betting tips, Blackpool’s the keyunratedEditor2011-01-10 15:33:42It’s time for some football betting stats. These stats have lead us to recommend some football bets for under over betting on goals, corners, and boo…
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Correct score goal betting on Betfair. The experiment.

Let’s Compare Bets has been running a correct score betting experiment to see how how much money it is possible to make betting in the correct score goal betting market on Betfair. Here’s an interesting statistic. During the 2005 and 2006 season there were only 32 games that produced a 0 – 0 goal line out of a total of 380 games played. That’s 8.4% of games. The correct score betting system being tested uses freely available betting stats to get high probability correct score bets. Follow the previous link to get more information about the Let’s Compare Bets correct score betting system.

Readers who are not familiar with Betfair should take a look at the Betfair FAQs before reading more about the correct score betting system. Simply put, the correct score betting system involves laying correct score bets on Betfair.

Before the correct score betting tips are revealed later in this post, first, lets discuss a post over at the Betting School blog. Betting school are also running a correct score goal betting system which involves making bets on 0 – 0, 3 – 0 and 0 – 3 goal lines. What they know at Betting School is that only 37 games during the 05/06 season resulted in one team scoring more than 3 goals. There system involves ‘trading off’ one correct score bet against another to generate risk free bets.

How can this help the Let’s Compare Bets correct score betting system?

There is no cast iron rule that says ‘only bet on 0 – 0 scorelines’. It’s all about using the stats that are available to make lay bets on correct scores that are not very likely for that game. Also something equally important is that the odds on offer are good. As a rule of thumb you would not want to risk more than one quarter of your betting bank on any correct score bet that isn’t a 0 – 0 score line. When the experiment was started we risked 100% of the betting bank but the bets where high confidence.

A correct score line that could be worth using is 0 – 3. That’s the home team scoring nothing and the visiting team romping home with 3 goals. It’s very unusual for a home team to concede more than two goals. It’s even less likely if you choose the best teams, which is easily done using head to head game stats for both sides.

During 05/06 only 1.8% of all games produced 0 – 3 goals. That figure is an average. Using game stats it’s possible to find teams that have a above average chance of not getting a 0 – 3 score line. Do this by finding teams who’s games normally produce less than ’2.5 goals’. This is bookmaker wordage for 2 goals or less. When these teams play each it produces a high confidence correct score betting opportunity. Don’t forget to compare home game stats if the team is playing at home and vice versa if playing away. The home team advantage is a powerful thing and shouldn’t be ignored.

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Correct score goal betting on Betfair. The experiment.unratedEditor2011-03-08 08:20:36Let’s Compare Bets has been running a correct score betting experiment to see how how much money it is possible to make betting in the correct score g…
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