Quote from: Accardo on Today at 02:52:52 PM

Quote from: bhadz on August 17, 2025, 09:32:03 PM

That's an interesting strategy. I think that you'll make some money doing that especially if the odds is better on that team you're trying to bet for a come back. You just have to prepare your pocket on it because the risk is too much on that. I've tried that several times and it's not really a balance results, more with the losses than of the wins. But one thing I like doing this is the thrill and excitement upon placing bet when you do it maybe in the midst of the game.

At first it appears to give the player an upper hand but the game most times go contrary to the predictions. Underdog teams fall back in games like NBA good enough, but in football it's not always easy to bounce back to a 3:0 down. The odds will be great yet it's not challenging to pick the losing side, hoping on a turnaround. Whenever a team losses momentum it's probably hard to rebuild it in the same game only a strong coach or manager with the right state of mind would be able to change his player's perspectives into making the change immediately especially when the team is hungry for a win.

Such strategies are indeed difficult to predict, and capitalizing on such momentum is rare compared to the overall match, or perhaps we could call it a low win rate. Perhaps if our guess is correct, it can provide a significant profit for betting, but it is important to realize that this doesn't always happen, and it takes several attempts I think. Even capitalizing on such momentum in football isn't easy, especially if a team already significantly behind, even some things happen not instantly in the first leg, and it takes the next match session (second leg) to make a comeback.

For reference, perhaps we could check out the following news regarding that for consideration: idntimes.com - 6 Best Comeback Moments in Football Matches