I’m looking at soccer specifically at the moment. It doesn’t seem like much of an advantage anymore. Are home teams overvalued now? What do you guys think?
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05-20-20 07:03 PM #1
How important is home field advantage without fans?
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05-20-20 07:08 PM #2
absolutley overvauled, i think overs are going to soar as well. away team wont be affected by any fans
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05-20-20 07:09 PM #3
Bundesliga big time overvalued
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05-20-20 07:12 PM #4
Home field advantage is only valid in Champions League or Europa League when teams have long flights and play in too hot or too cold conditions that players are not used to play.
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05-20-20 07:12 PM #5
That’s how I’m seeing it as well.
Originally Posted by lakerboy
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05-20-20 07:14 PM #6
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05-21-20 08:51 AM #7
in any sport really, no crowds will essentially make all games neutral fields
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05-21-20 08:58 AM #8
The HFA will decrease to some extent. There is still travel involved, and breaking of routines. You'll see the HFA you'll need to factor in will decrease, but it won't disappear entirely. Once there's a large enough sample size of games you should be able to adjust accordingly.
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05-21-20 09:07 AM #9
It basically will mean very very little
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