Quote from: tusandii on December 24, 2023, 07:17:41 PM

Quote from: Jody.Drummer on December 24, 2023, 07:57:26 AM

Let's look at the bottom of the table, there are 3 clubs that have the same points, Mainz, Koln and Darmstadt who have 10 points each, ranked next is Union Berlin who has 13 points. It looks like the competition at the bottom is no less interesting, they will compete and shift each other until the end of the season.
Bremen and Bochum who have 16 points cannot be said to be safe, the article with the number of matches that still exist now it is very enough to catch them, especially if they lose a lot of points.
Focusing on Union Berlin, they are a club that has failed to perform well this season, after last season they could compete in the Bundesliga top 4 competition. The decline they experienced was so sharp that it put them in the current position, in a position that is very vulnerable to relegation.

Yes, you are right, indirectly I didn't realize that at the bottom of the Bundesliga points table there is also very interesting competition to get out of the relegation zone but it is always broken by the top clubs and if we are just speculating which club will be able to get out of the relegation zone at the end of this season It looks like Union Berlin and Mainz will be successful in getting out of this zone.
but this will all be achieved slowly by waiting until the transfer market reopens to add players to improve their performance.
What I have known for a long time is that a club like Mainz will always be successful in avoiding the relegation zone and staying in the Bundesliga and from this experience I believe that Mainz can stay in the Bundesliga until the end of this season and for Union Berlin, even though this club is not very strong, it only looks impressive in some last season but I am sure that Union Berlin can still avoid that zone because in the past few seasons Union Berlin was able to achieve a good finish in the middle of the points table and this might happen this season.

I feel like "who will win" is a lot better betting option, and not a lot of people really focus on "who will lose", that is not how people really bet to be fair. I mean is it logical to bet "Bayern will win" on most games? Of course, they won 12 out of 15, that is actually good odds, who knows that might be profitable too, depends on the odds of the games they won of course, certainly profitable to bet on Leverkusen, mostly their odds were better so betting on them to win must be great.

However, how about betting on Darmstadt to lose? I mean they only won twice, that seems like not a bad deal, you do have a chance to bet on just loss, not other team win, and if you did that, it could be quite possible but not as profitable. Those are all options and should be something that could make sense eventually. I believe that the best thing we could do right now would be just letting the winners be the ones we pick, and not who we think will lose, that is not as profitable so not as interesting.