Here's the point I want us to discuss; He said he was confident that Real Madrid will win the game because at the time he placed the bet Real Madrid had 1.40 odds with Al-Hilal on 13 odds. So the distance margin convinced him that Real Madrid would win while at last game ended 1:1.
Let me hear from y'all. What's your take on making decisions by team odds without considering their performance records?
I also want us to note that the bookmakers sometimes hide some teams strengths by making them feel like an underdog with higher odds strategies which I believe that caught my guy on trap.
Even with odds of 1.03, you can still lose a bet so I have never really fancied taking a team that is being favored by the bookmaker as your game; sometimes it works but most of the times you'd end up losing your money to the bookmaker.
If games odds were really all reliable, do you think anyone would be losing their bet? The answer is NO. Even a novice who hasn't place a bet in his life would simply just make deposit and select the team that is being favoured by the bookie and bet on them and win their bet - but unfortunately, that's not how betting works even the slightest event could change the entire outcome of the match and make the team with the odd of +10 come out as the winner.