I have been betting for several years, but recently I have concentrated more on live betting Here I only bet ifI can see the corresponding event (for me mostly a football match) also live

This might sound a bit strange – but often you can tell after a few minutes which teamis more motivated on match dayand puts in more effort accordingly. After just a few minutes in this game, one team has already had several chances. In other gameseverything is even and it’s hard to say anything about the final result, but in other games you can see that the play is in midfieldand there are only few scoring chances

Now in any kind of game you can react to that If you see that one team is better (and the crucialthing: the QUOTEto this is right), you can bet on their victory. You don’t bet on a match without a recognisable favourite

In a midfield match you can possibly bet on a 0:0 at the break or as the final score (bake) and secure, i.e. sell (lay) this event at a profit, if you notice that the match is getting livelier or you have entered with a big bet.

Likewise, before the start of the game, find out if one team has to win, if a draw is enough for both or if one team even has to win with a 2 goal difference…

As a rule of thumb I have remembered that in a matchin which a team is leading by 1 goalthere is often a 2nd goal (either equalising or extending the lead) towards the end. This rule also has its exceptions, e.g. when the leading team is only ten-man and does not counterattack at all, but normally there is a chance of more than 2 for another goal after the 80th minute. If you even have an idea which team will score that goal, there are often odds of 3 or higher.

For games where the score is tied after 80 minutes, I would rather not bet on another goal unless you see one team putting all their eggs in one basket (or needing to win).

With a 2-goal lead of a team, you should look at the game very closely and judge whether the leading team continues to play forward and wants to score a goal or whether they are already looking for protection and rather play the balls backwards.

In my opinion, also a good option is to bet on a winning orwinning by a favourite – again assuming you can see that the favourite wants to win. if possible bet on a Asian Handicap 0, then you would already not lose on a draw. If you want to take a risk, you can also bet on an Asian Handicap 1 on the favourite, then you only get something if the home team wins by more than one goal difference, but there are often odds of over 3. This would have worked, for example, in the CL between Barcelona – Stuttgart and the last Bundesliga match in 2007 Bremen – Leverkusen.

However, the most important is to watch the match, compare it with the bets and odds and then come to a conclusion -☻ bet or not bet

To make the meaning of odds clear:

 – Suppose a team has 5:0 corners so far. The quota on the next corner of this team is 1,1 (you can consider, but you do not have to bet, as only a very small profit is possible). If, on the other hand, the odds are 1,5 that would be a safe bet for me.
 – There are already 6 yellow cards and the ref has already gone to the coaches twice to get them to calm the players down (was like that in a Primera Division game). The odds on a sending off in this match are 1.3 (too bad in my opinion). Let’s assume that the odds – as was actually the case – were 2.4. In my view, a clear bet. (In the corresponding case there were a total of 4 red cards!)