Quote from: Michael Levchenko on Today at 01:30:30 PM

I was parsing bookmakers that provide historical odds and match results, based on the results I built a model that determined the total number of goals scored in a match with a fairly high accuracy. The model does not promote any logic, its work is mainly related to statistics, and considering that I collected data from all the top championships for almost five years, I managed to come up with a pretty good result of 68% of winnings. But the pattern is always unstable when the season is just starting and the teams are not yet in optimal shape.
Actually, my advice is that you can do it this way and improve the functionality, for example, predict matches in which both teams will score. Good luck!

Thanks for sharing your experience Michael, but if you bet to the teams/players that wins most of the times, that mean the multipliers you get are low, so, that 68% of winnings doesn't mean that you double up the balance at the end of the day.

But maybe this method mixed with parlays could print nice money. At the end of the day this is what i call smart betting, and is nice to see people betting this way, so, thanks again for sharing this experience with us.

I have been working in a new logic for my dice betting bots. I chase 3 multipliers in the same bot, first is the x13 to feed the bot for the lung run, then is a x1000 to chase the money, and sometimes it bets chasing a x10,000 and that's what i call my hand made jackpot. I'm in nice profit with that bot, but that's because i martingale it, it doesn't always win.