Updated odds for the outright winner of the UCL (by DuelBits):
What are your picks?
I'm not surprised to see Barcelona as the favourite, they've been doing really well so far and got matched up against Dortmund, which is considered the weakest team in the bunch.
But if I had to bet, I'd probably go with Inter, simply because of the attractive odds. In terms of skills, they might be slightly behind the higher-rated clubs like Barcelona or Real, but they are currently leading Serie A and made it to the quarter-finals so they must be doing something right.
A small-size bet on Borussia is also tempting. They made it to the final last season, so maybe they could do it again, but I can't quite imagine them eliminating Barcelona.
What are your picks?
I'm not surprised to see Barcelona as the favourite, they've been doing really well so far and got matched up against Dortmund, which is considered the weakest team in the bunch.
But if I had to bet, I'd probably go with Inter, simply because of the attractive odds. In terms of skills, they might be slightly behind the higher-rated clubs like Barcelona or Real, but they are currently leading Serie A and made it to the quarter-finals so they must be doing something right.
A small-size bet on Borussia is also tempting. They made it to the final last season, so maybe they could do it again, but I can't quite imagine them eliminating Barcelona.
The bet on Inter looks attractive, but if you look at it in more detail, it is not. First, they need to beat Bayern, then Barcelona and then win the final (a strong team will also come from that side of the grid). That is, if you break down the odds into 3 games, it turns out that all three outcomes are quoted on average as 2.22. All the top teams (Real, Bayern, PSG, Barcelona) are far from their peaks, but I consider such a low odds unattractive since Inter is a clear underdog.