Betting system – half-time final score

For 3 months now I have been playing football bets only as “half-time or final score” tips on victory of the home or away team, combined with resulting single & system bets

Taking into account the relevant known and personally imposed betting rules, I pick a maximum of up to 5 teams depending on the match day and time, which I then play in the following systems depending on the number of matches:

1 match = single bet (EW)
2 games = 2 out of 2 + 2x EW
3 games = 3out3 + 2out3 + 3x EW
4 games = 4out4 + 3out4 + 4x EW
5 games = 5out5 + 3out5 + 5x EW

The odds I have played so far range from 1.32 to 1.90 per match played. As a special treat, the system series are reset with a 20% profit withdrawal when wins are achieved. Single bets and the full system are always played with the same stakes.

But why do I play it this way? In my first year as a bettor, I lost a lot of money because of the infamous 90th minute, for example. With higher odds (normally around 2.00), I have always noticed that in such pairings not much happens in the last minutes in the case of a draw. (“Both are satisfied with the point win”).

But if you look at the first half, the game is usually played more freely here and a possible lead for my team already then brings me success. If not, of course, I hope for the next 45 minutes. My cardiovascular system has also very often been saved from damage to my health by this type of betting.

“Half-time or final score” therefore means that my favoured team must win in one half

Everyone can, of course, play such a strategy differently according to their own liking and certainly forego one or two individual bets.

I’m not bragging about the wins I’ve achieved so far and I’m also deliberately concealing the stakes per round