Topic: Gambling on friendly matches - page 11. (Read 2133 times)
Friendly's of big teams vs small teams is especially good right now because its still early in the season and the bigger team will be fielding the youngsters to play also remember that if the are a big team they might have players in the African cup of nations and that will weaken their team. Arsenal slipped up the other day and Manchester United nearly did today.
Betting on friendly matches without any pressure is a bit risky in my opinion. With odds of above 2.5 I would consider betting on the underdog. The stronger team will likely never bring their A team and usually let's the substitute players play. The purpose of these friendly matches is to be entertaining and not about winning. I would expect the underdog to win more of these games, or it will be a draw at least.
The risk is always in gambling no matter what kind of matches you’re betting with. I don’t place any bet on friendly matches because I find it boring and usually the players are not that serious which I think is just a waste of money.I’d rather both on the real games where I can cheer for my team though the pressure is already on but that’s gambling and that’s where the fun is. There’s no assurance that the underdog will win on the friendly matched, that’s the risk you should understand first before you bet.
Good observation and I think the reason for this is most teams don't usually field their top guys to play some of these friendlies because they know players can pick up injuries which could cost them a title chase and no one wants to take that kind of a risk with friendlies. So intelligent coaches simply put in reserve teams and tell them to just have fun and end result is plenty of goals and pundits are cashing in with the results 
In my opinion, it is not a good idea if you'll choose to bet on friendly matches games other than those serious like tournaments/season leagues. Most of these friendly games aren't predictable, and most of the time players are just enjoying the game. They're not serious so the risk is very high compared to serious games.
Good or not will always based on our own preferences, if we know what to bet and how to analyze the match then it will be a good chance to make some money.
Friendly matches is matches where most team do not really care about the result as most of them uses friendly match to try different strategies and players.
Of course it is more unpredictable than regular tournament/competition but if we are familiar with it then there is nothing wrong to bet on friendly matches.
The most common friendly matches are both the international country and club friendlies, long time ago I have seen these type of matches as a way to bet and have fun, many of my betting result are positive most especially if I bet on a single match. The country or club that will win is not certain but I noticed staking on over 1.5 or over 2.5 is always most of the time results to a good outcome.
I am not saying this is a risk free bet, no bet is risk free, but I noticed this type of match most of the time results to many goals scored which makes better for taking over 1.5 or over 2.5 and the games are won.
Some people still like to accumulate, the accumulation can also be positive and won but the more the accumulation the more the high chances of losing. But I do not still see any wrong in accumulating 3 matches, though the chances to lose will increase because as one match lost result to the nullification of the bet, I prefer just a single game in a week.
What do you think about staking on over 1.5 and over 2.5 on international friendlies (both country and club friendlies)? Or do you prefer to go for straight win or draw?
I am not saying this is a risk free bet, no bet is risk free, but I noticed this type of match most of the time results to many goals scored which makes better for taking over 1.5 or over 2.5 and the games are won.
Some people still like to accumulate, the accumulation can also be positive and won but the more the accumulation the more the high chances of losing. But I do not still see any wrong in accumulating 3 matches, though the chances to lose will increase because as one match lost result to the nullification of the bet, I prefer just a single game in a week.
What do you think about staking on over 1.5 and over 2.5 on international friendlies (both country and club friendlies)? Or do you prefer to go for straight win or draw?
In theory friendly matches should be as competitive as any other game, you might even find newer players trialing for the team to see whether they can stand up to the pressure - in which case they are likely to fight harder to impress. However it is a bit of a catch-22 because friendlies might actually seem more acceptable to "rig" if such activity was going on. I remember watching blatant cheating by two basketball teams in the Philippines who were both trying to lose, so at the lower levels of football this certainly seems like a possibility and friendly matches is exactly where cheaters might try to target if they want to ease their conscious a little. To be honest, any decent bookmaker is well aware of all the odds and make even limit the over/under possibilities automatically if they see such trends.
In my opinion, it is not a good idea if you'll choose to bet on friendly matches games other than those serious like tournaments/season leagues. Most of these friendly games aren't predictable, and most of the time players are just enjoying the game. They're not serious so the risk is very high compared to serious games.
I don't prefer to bet on these types of friendly matches because the outcome cannot be predicted on them and you can't place a bet if you don't know any of the possible outcome even with such odds.You can't do any analysis as both the team specialties are not much known and they can make any moment change in between the match so don't prefer bets on them.
Not sure how friendly matches in soccer do for gamblers but for boxing and such events, these friendly or non-official games are terrible. Recently a fight happened between Mayweather and Logan Paul where I felt Logan won but because there were no judges to score the fight, there was technically no winner and I wonder what happened to the bets that were placed on the fight.This is a completely random event since neither the coach nor the players care about the end result, they just try different strategies. Therefore, the best way is to avoid bets on such matches or to bet small amounts on underdogs, since their motivation is higher (it is always pleasant to defeat a strong opponent) and in a friendly match they can win.
Yeah, and they might sub some players to give them some game time and nearly all the game is random because there is no eagerness to win from both teams. I remember watching some friendly matches and they don't even take overtime seriously like the ref will blow the whistle as soon as the time is nearly over. The most common friendly matches are both the international country and club friendlies, long time ago I have seen these type of matches as a way to bet and have fun, many of my betting result are positive most especially if I bet on a single match. The country or club that will win is not certain but I noticed staking on over 1.5 or over 2.5 is always most of the time results to a good outcome.
I am not saying this is a risk free bet, no bet is risk free, but I noticed this type of match most of the time results to many goals scored which makes better for taking over 1.5 or over 2.5 and the games are won.
I am not saying this is a risk free bet, no bet is risk free, but I noticed this type of match most of the time results to many goals scored which makes better for taking over 1.5 or over 2.5 and the games are won.
It's not balanced when we have to bet between the two forces who have a level of quality in terms of play. Simply put, between countries against clubs, it is clear that it does not benefit both parties. Friendly matches are not too serious to bet on. because winning and losing are the main points of it all testing how strong they are in dealing with high-class players from various countries who gather in one football club. While the accumulation of country players only rests on players within the country itself.
wont really be that possible but who knows about showing off on whose better.
For me i wont really be seeing this to be interesting but if odds would be considerable then i might really put up some try but if not then i do just simply ignore it.
We can compare the thrill between friendly matches and real tourney ones.
I don't prefer to bet on these types of friendly matches because the outcome cannot be predicted on them and you can't place a bet if you don't know any of the possible outcome even with such odds.You can't do any analysis as both the team specialties are not much known and they can make any moment change in between the match so don't prefer bets on them.
We might still end up loosing even after choosing the right team with best players. I have lost around $1000 on IPL cricket match. But really gained some in the beginning which really pushed me to go further with huge amount. Its really at times hard to predict. We might have predicted something but what happened might have been at times surprising. At times its based on the luck I would say.
No, I say ... no betting should be allowed on friendly matches. I have seen some Rugby matches in the past where the opposing teams left tackles for fun and laughter in friendly matches or they will ask a non kicker to kick for poles.
We should only bet on matches where there are true competition and a strong will to win... Yes, some players play hard in friendly matches too, but there are nothing in these matches for them. (No tournament points or League points or ranking)
We should only bet on matches where there are true competition and a strong will to win... Yes, some players play hard in friendly matches too, but there are nothing in these matches for them. (No tournament points or League points or ranking)
If you already have a strong prediction and analysis, why not? and you have also mentioned for fun and quite interesting odds for match you belive will have strong result you will win . im currenly not really update in sportsbook but if it's in e-sports, if I know about a team and see good odds, I'll go along. sometimes the game like this, friendly match or minor match just for filling free time and for fun purpose no serious money involved.
There's no harm and too much pressure in betting with friendly matches, though it should only be a minimal amount involved since it's hard to predict who will gonna win. It is just like merely supporting who we think will win unlike if it's not friendly matches we can see the pressure and each team will strive harder who will win we can base it on their past performances.
If you already have a strong prediction and analysis, why not? and you have also mentioned for fun and quite interesting odds for match you belive will have strong result you will win . im currenly not really update in sportsbook but if it's in e-sports, if I know about a team and see good odds, I'll go along. sometimes the game like this, friendly match or minor match just for filling free time and for fun purpose no serious money involved.
Friendly matches are often fun to watch you can get a happy vibe were players are just enjoying taking the opportunity to play without fear of losing, and that is why I hate most so I will not bet in some events like these, I think it is just an exhibition match between two teams and it is always hard to predict who's going to win because teams on the friendly match like these don't really use their starting member mostly they will just use their substitute players so their main player will not get injured in a more crucial game where they will be needed, but matches like these are very ideal to players for them to see their potential in a game.
This is a completely random event since neither the coach nor the players care about the end result, they just try different strategies. Therefore, the best way is to avoid bets on such matches or to bet small amounts on underdogs, since their motivation is higher (it is always pleasant to defeat a strong opponent) and in a friendly match they can win.
Betting on friendly matches without any pressure is a bit risky in my opinion. With odds of above 2.5 I would consider betting on the underdog. The stronger team will likely never bring their A team and usually let's the substitute players play. The purpose of these friendly matches is to be entertaining and not about winning. I would expect the underdog to win more of these games, or it will be a draw at least.
It depends on the nature of these friendly matches, if those matches are part of the preparation for an international tournament then you know that both teams are going to take this seriously so you can still bet on it as if it was a serious match, because it is, but if this is not the case then I am like you and I will be very afraid of betting in any of those matches as teams are more relaxed and even if their starters play they are not going to bring their best game and the result will become unpredictable. 
I don't prefer to bet on these types of friendly matches because the outcome cannot be predicted on them and you can't place a bet if you don't know any of the possible outcome even with such odds.You can't do any analysis as both the team specialties are not much known and they can make any moment change in between the match so don't prefer bets on them.
The friendly match is relatively focused on interesting points, the expertise and professionalism of both sides will not be high even if one side is far superior, sometimes the score will be sorted and even the match will last longer than desired to serve the purpose of charity donation or attracting funding. The goal has not mattered in terms of winning, our betting has also become a donation activity, most of the odds on friendly matches are just to provide more environment for gambling addicts to satisfy their mind 
From OP, i believe that the context of this discussion has been limited to soccer alone, so i speak in that accord.It is a real gamble to bet on friendly matches because unlike playing in a competitive space, players sometimes lack motivation to give their 100%, coaches take it as a time to try out new strategies and also test the players they have on reserve.
The situation is even worse when there are very little or no spectators in the pitch to cheer. It is also easier for there to be the case of match fixing.
If you must bet on friendly matches, a tip from me to you which is not a must for you to take is that you do not bet on the whole game at a go, break your bets into two and bet on the first half first, then follow to place your bet in the second half after watching and analysing the first.
The situation is even worse when there are very little or no spectators in the pitch to cheer. It is also easier for there to be the case of match fixing.
If you must bet on friendly matches, a tip from me to you which is not a must for you to take is that you do not bet on the whole game at a go, break your bets into two and bet on the first half first, then follow to place your bet in the second half after watching and analysing the first.
I don't prefer to bet on these types of friendly matches because the outcome cannot be predicted on them and you can't place a bet if you don't know any of the possible outcome even with such odds.You can't do any analysis as both the team specialties are not much known and they can make any moment change in between the match so don't prefer bets on them.
Yeah right, with friendly games the odds is really hard to predict especially with ML, but for OP's strategy just my two cents since it's friendly match both opposing teams are not putting that much pressures.
Just my personal opinion though
still unpredictable in anyhow. Maybe if that works for OP as he mentioned most of the time, if I were him I'll stick on that strategy and enjoy.Luck still the best companion in each gambling bets that you'll going to take.
How do you determine a friendly match?
Wouldn't you interpret friendly match as an exhibition fight like Mike Tyson vs Jones or Floyd vs Logan? We didn't see any listing of it on crypto book though but if it was we likely are betting on a draw as expected because it looks like they are just up there for the audience to see how they're after years being retired.
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I don't prefer to bet on these types of friendly matches because the outcome cannot be predicted on them and you can't place a bet if you don't know any of the possible outcome even with such odds.You can't do any analysis as both the team specialties are not much known and they can make any moment change in between the match so don't prefer bets on them.
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