Hello, I also have a few strategies …

over / under: In tables you can read how many goals a team has scored and how many they have conceded. If, for example, a team has scored/conceded a total of 30 goals in 20 games (e.g. goal ratio 21:9), in a game of this team on average 1.5 goals will be scored and you can bet that less than 3 goals will be scored in the game.

A small example at the moment: Getafe, a Spanish football club in the 1st division, they usually play 1:0, 0:1 or 1:1….

Find out the tactics of the teams in small groups: Every now and then it’s very easy to spot (in crucial games) what kind of tactics a team has and derive interesting bets from it

Examples from the World Cup qualifiers: Serbia-Montenegro conceded only 1 goal in 9 matches, but also scored only 15. In their last match against Bosnia-Herzegovina, a draw would be enough for them to finish 2nd and a win would be enough to secure 1st place. Since Bosnia-Herzegovina didn’t have the best attack either, it was clear to me: Either 1:0 victory for Serbia-Montenegro (odds 6.0) or 0:0 (odds 7.5) -☻ The game ended 1:0 for Serbia …

Similar in the other qualifying group between Norway and Belarus. With a 0:0 score, Norway would certainly be second in the group. So for me it was clear, either 0:0 (odds 8.0) or 1:0 (odds 6.0), because Belarus will throw everything forward at the end and thus a counterattack for Norway will arise … -☻ The game ended 1:0 and Norway scored the winning goal in the 70th minute

Tennis: The odds are made according to world ranking positions However, it also depends a lot on the playing surface Spaniards play very well on clay, but not so well on hard surfaces (grass (Wimbledon), rubber, …) Good servers have advantages on these fast surfaces. E.g. Ivan ljubicic does better at the US Open and Wimbledon than at the French Open(clay) Therefore you can often also successfully bet on tennis players who have high odds..