Quote from: Albalaha on September 08, 2013, 05:02:41 AM
Most Probable winner of the day:
American Football:
Oakland Raiders at Indianapolis Colts

Bet on the win of: Indianapolis Colts
Sunday, 8th September, 18:00

Yesssssssss
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Most Probable winner of the day:
American Football:
Oakland Raiders at Indianapolis Colts

Bet on the win of: Indianapolis Colts
Sunday, 8th September, 18:00

Quote the match between:              Brazil vs Australia
Bet on the win of Brazil.

Yessssssssssss. Won

Quote*You can also opt Over 2.5 goals which is looking obvious

       Won, this one too........[smiley]aes/beer.png[/smiley]

It is true Tom that you made me think that sports betting can also be a nice approach to earn apart from roulette or baccarat.

Most probable pick of the day:
Football:
In the match between:
                Brazil vs Australia
Bet on the win of Brazil.
7th September 2013
20:15

*You can also opt Over 2.5 goals which is looking obvious
Best of luck.

Quote from: Tomla on September 06, 2013, 04:39:22 PM
wow that was a really terrible pick---im sure your next attempt will be better?

My picks are logical picks and not on any intuition or voodoo. I knew that Murray can't beat Wawrinka so easily but Wawrinka will do 3-0 was impossible to guess. It had a rate of 10/1.
             Nowhere in the world this was predicted to happen.

Ha Ha,
Wawrinka won 3-0. He really turned the match upside down. Unfortunately, I could not monitor this match while running and could not put cover bets.

GGP,
        Nice to see you here. Actually, I wanted to know whether you have any interest in sports betting or not.
   I try to put results of my bets myself for everyone to see. See my high probability sports picks too.
         I work very hard to find the best picks among the thousands of option in my choice of sports alone.

Quote from: Albalaha on September 05, 2013, 03:35:29 AM
SNOOKER:
Six Red World Championship:

In the match between Stuart Binghamvs Robin Hull

bet on the win of Stuart Bingham
05:00, 5th September 2013
* Starting soon

Yesssssssssssssssss
  Stuart Bingham won.

Andy Murray is favorite to win but anything can happen between the two today. Losses of Ferrer and Federer indicate that even those players who is looking weaker statistically can turn match upside down at such stages.
          Anyways,
                    I am not taking sides. Only going rationally. I am getting following odds on paddypower for set bettings:
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I am taking risk of Andy Murray or S Wawrinka beating his counterpart at 3-0, for now.


I am opting set betting as follows:
A Murray 3-1 (rate 5/2) 4 units; if it wins it will return back 14 units
A Murray 3-2 (rate 13/2) 2 units; if it wins it will return back 15 units
S Wawrinka 3-1 (rate 8/1) 1 unit; if it wins it will return back 9 units
S Wawrinka 3-2 (rate 9/1) 1 unit; if it wins it will return back 10 units


So, in a nutshell, I am risking a total of 8 units and I can earn anything from 1 unit to 7 units of net profit unless, any of the two does 3-0.


*If things look going one sided in the first set, covering bets may lessen the risk.

SNOOKER:
Six Red World Championship:

In the match between Stuart Binghamvs Robin Hull

bet on the win of Stuart Bingham
05:00, 5th September 2013
* Starting soon

Can Wedding explain as to which kind of progression formula he used here since KAV is denying this to be his way? I have PMd wedding too for this but no progress.

Dear Wedding can you simulate LLWLLW................. till 100 spins with same set of rules?

So, it finished with 1 unit win, to end with. Very interesting. Please explain it fully for more interesting simulations.
and do not forget that it was 90 Losses vs 33 wins only, much more tougher than 67:33.
        After a very long time, I can see an useful debate. Let's carry it further.

Can someone check this with 30L-10W-30L-11W-30L-12W distribution of wins/losses?