There is no guarantee that Bayer will keep on winning either.
I find it interesting that people say about Bayern failing to keep the winnings going when it was Bayer that lost two points just two weeks ago, so which one is under more pressure? Bayern can lose a match, they still have 3 points left, if Bayer flops one then they will need Bayern to lose 3 games in the other remaining 13 if this happens the next round, and Bayern to lose one in every 4 games is a bit on the fantasy side.
Anyhow, Bayern will be facing Bayer, then Eintracht and Stuttgart so by the end of February they will have just one game left with a team in the top 10, so the championship might really be done by then, despite 9 matches left.
And bookies seem to think the same, this is from Stake
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They are not wrong, getting 6 points more than Bayern Munich in 14 games is a huge deal, and probably won't happen. Bayern doesn't lose that many games to begin with, they may not lose 6 points in the next 14 games, but even if we do assume that they do, Leverkusen would have to lose less than that, so it is really not that possible. Stake isn't wrong about this, and if anyone thinks Leverkusen has a chance, then the odds are one to eight, so you could bet and make eight times more than your bet.
I am sure not that many people will bet on that, or at the very least, the ones who do bet, will not bet too much money into it neither. There are some silly people, like I remember someone betting five grand to Leicester to win that year, who would do that, but aside from those type of people, we will see Bayern getting a lot more money.