In fact, the most important thing for Dortmund is not to lose, a draw will be a great result for them because, as we have seen, they are able to make long winning streaks. Bayern will be psychologically difficult in the position of catching up, not having the opportunity to personally change something. Therefore, on April 1st, they have the last chance to tip the scales in their favor.
I don’t know how to evaluate quotes for the upcoming game:
1.50 - 5.00 - 5.00
Bayern are favorites but in any case, top1 vs. top2 with 1.5 odds looks dubious. Dortmund is underrated.
It is possible when looking at their current H2H conditions and the fact that Dortmund is an away team which makes them have much bigger odds. But with the current conditions, this is actually too underestimated with big odds like this because with this I actually saw something tempting there.
Even though the risk of betting is clearly very large when you are in Dortmund, in this case there is nothing wrong with setting aside a few bets that are still possible with odds of this size.
There is always risk, but if you compare the risk of losing a bet on Dortmund to win and a bet on Bayern becoming champions (with odds of 1.26 lol!) I would say that the second bet is much more risky (although the odds are much lower). It's all about the ratio of risk and return. In the case of Bayern, losing to Dortmund most likely deprives them of the title by 100%.
The game for home is also clearly a calculation that is definitely not to be missed in this case, especially with the previous conditions Dortmund also lost in the first meeting, it clearly makes this even less favorite for Dortmund in this match.
Bayern will obviously create conditions where they seem to prove that they are the kings here but even though it's like that with Bayern's condition which is sometimes unstable in anticipation of counterattacks, this can also be an opportunity that Dortmund can take advantage of.
The first game ended 2-2, so Bayern have no advantage this season. If we take not the "deep" history, but the current state of the teams, then I would not say that such a bias in the odds is adequate.