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.
Firstly the fact that he was too confident that Real Madrid was going to win this game because they had a 1.40 odd while the game was still on because in football any thing can happen, and the goal margin was just to slim to start thinking becoming certain that they were going to win, if they were like 2 or 3 goals ahead it would have been possible that they will have the chance to win that game, regardless of how tough and sound a team will be, you cannot be certain that they will win because the margin was just too slim.
Book makers will always want to have that edge over the players and one of that will be in nit disclosing all of the information they may have about the team before and after the game. all of these odds could represent their taught and expectation for that game and at same time, it could be their strategy to getting the gamblers to loose betting on that game.