how do you select winners? advice please

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  • bettorjon
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    • 10-08-10
    • 613

    #1
    how do you select winners? advice please
    how do you great soccer cappers select winners?

    do you go for the:
    1. trend
    2. home/away record
    3. head to head
    4. sticking to just one league
    5. go to sites like windrawin and soccervista to look
    for prediction of over/under scores and/or straight out winners
    6. others

    need help badly. i lost a ton this week:

    -two under 2.5 lost via penalty kick in the 90th minute. those were two different games played on the same night

    -one game losing after the home team led but not until the 65th min

    -one under 2.5 lost after a 1-1 draw just in the 14th min of the first half. no more goals afterwards

    -one under 2.5 lost after a goaless first half

    -one under 2.5 lost after a 1-0 first half

    a lot of tough losses indeed. i did well the previous week just capping games on my own but im a newbie capper so its just beginner's luck i guess.

    i really dont know where to go

    help please
  • RbN
    SBR MVP
    • 03-02-10
    • 1514

    #2
    Wish I knew how to select winners

    Anyways try to look at recent h2h meetings
    Average of goals being scored at home/away by those teams
    Wait until they release the line up to see if they play defensively or attacking
    Look what teams have done in the past games, top teams if they lost usuall bounce back etc.

    But the most important for me is gut feeling.
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    • Sawyer
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 06-01-09
      • 7761

      #3
      There's no math in soccer. Average of goals scored home/away won't help you. Gotta go with gut feeling.
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      • RbN
        SBR MVP
        • 03-02-10
        • 1514

        #4
        Originally posted by Sawyer
        There's no math in soccer. Average of goals scored home/away won't help you. Gotta go with gut feeling.
        Ofcourse it helps. A low scoring team will likely score less then a high scoring powerhouse. Its some info which can help u a bit.
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        • bettorjon
          Restricted User
          • 10-08-10
          • 613

          #5
          thanks for your input guys

          i rely on my gut feel as well but i guess the jinx is on my right now. damn!

          i should have reversed whatever i decided to play

          anymore advice?
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          • RbN
            SBR MVP
            • 03-02-10
            • 1514

            #6
            Just follow my topic in the nhl part and ill throw u some winners in both nhl and footy
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            • bettorjon
              Restricted User
              • 10-08-10
              • 613

              #7
              Originally posted by RbN
              Wish I knew how to select winners

              Anyways try to look at recent h2h meetings
              Average of goals being scored at home/away by those teams
              Wait until they release the line up to see if they play defensively or attacking
              Look what teams have done in the past games, top teams if they lost usuall bounce back etc.

              But the most important for me is gut feeling.

              which site gives the most accurate starting lineups? and how many minutes before the game?
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              • Sawyer
                SBR Hall of Famer
                • 06-01-09
                • 7761

                #8
                Originally posted by RbN
                Ofcourse it helps. A low scoring team will likely score less then a high scoring powerhouse. Its some info which can help u a bit.
                Of course it gives you an idea but it doesn't give the whole picture.

                Just Like Fergie Said,

                Statistics are like mini-skirts .. they give you good ideas but hide the most important parts..
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                • TR88
                  Restricted User
                  • 06-10-10
                  • 9364

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Sawyer
                  There's no math in soccer. Average of goals scored home/away won't help you. Gotta go with gut feeling.
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