So you're saying today City win 1.17 x Liverpool win 1.16 = 1.35 easy money? 
Looks too profitable to be true. But even with these estimates, it turns out that in every third case (when such an event happens), someone loses points. I included a Liverpool win in a few multis but City didn't
I'll hope for the best (money bag without a title).
Looks too profitable to be true. But even with these estimates, it turns out that in every third case (when such an event happens), someone loses points. I included a Liverpool win in a few multis but City didn't
I'll hope for the best (money bag without a title).@KTChampions I’m personally expecting City and Liverpool to score minimum of 3 goals each, and I wouldn’t be surprised if they both ended up scoring more goals, hence there’s no way that these two sides will lose their final game.
Your prediction is even bolder: Liverpool total over 2.5 1.42 x City 1.41 =~ 2
I would not dare to bet on these outcomes - it often happens that one team (in this case City) can quickly score a couple of goals and this will deal a big morale blow to the competitor and it will play worse than it could. As you understand, information about a parallel match will be received instantly.
Seems a bit risky to me as well. Liverpool against Wolves sees to be an easy fixture and one where Liverpool can score over 2.5 goals but City against Aston Villa is a difficult one. The thing is Aston Villa are in form and are playing decent. Possible that City might be desperate tomorrow and maybe try to score early as possible but I feel like they are gonna be with their usual tactics like moving around the ball and find spaces. So if Aston Villa make mistakes and allow spaces then yes City have chance to score more than 2.5 but I don't think they are gonna do the same mistakes that Wolves did.
Honestly seems a bit risky. I don't know why but I am having a feeling that either Liverpool or City are gonna have a surprise tomorrow.