Sportsbet.io's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread

[leea-1334]

Come on Tottenham, what is wrong with you

Arsenal have only lost three games general all season, but if you factor in the possibility of a draw, the picture is different. Incidentally, the first game against Chelsea also ended in a draw. But maybe I'm exaggerating (because I don't want City to be at the top again) after all, there are 16 points between the teams plus the home advantage - on paper it should mean a home win.
Bloody City don't drop points even when their opponents are playing well (like Leeds), but at least they print money for me:

Sometimes I wonder what is the effectiveness of such statistics in a season, especially if you take into account weird decisions and VAR and small refereeing points, but respect should be given to Arsenal,,, if you remember their first loss was also to an unstoppable goal from Liverpool when that was supposed to be a draw.

Manchester City, the team who always buys the right players at the right time. Imagine if they dit not get Semenyo!

[KTChampions]

Come on Tottenham, what is wrong with you

Arsenal have only lost three games general all season, but if you factor in the possibility of a draw, the picture is different. Incidentally, the first game against Chelsea also ended in a draw. But maybe I'm exaggerating (because I don't want City to be at the top again) after all, there are 16 points between the teams plus the home advantage - on paper it should mean a home win.
Bloody City don't drop points even when their opponents are playing well (like Leeds), but at least they print money for me:

Sometimes I wonder what is the effectiveness of such statistics in a season, especially if you take into account weird decisions and VAR and small refereeing points, but respect should be given to Arsenal,,, if you remember their first loss was also to an unstoppable goal from Liverpool when that was supposed to be a draw.

Manchester City, the team who always buys the right players at the right time. Imagine if they dit not get Semenyo!

If you look at last season, you might think that Tottenham is now only aiming for the European Cup 

Arsenal's statistics are justified, I remember at the beginning of the season they had an incredible number of clean sheets, it was not a coincidence.
I disagree about City, their strength is much broader – they can buy players using the Monte Carlo method, then sell them, then buy new ones, and so on until they achieve results. This is exactly what we're seeing, and it's no surprise the results are good.

United also printing:

[Ryu_Ar1]

How not to be frustrated with Unai... after he was firmly in second place but the decline continued due to poor performance, I'm not sure what affected Aston Villa to lose to the relegation team, here we are upset because we bet Aston Villa to win.

Chelsea seemed to be given no chance at home to Arsenal... I think tonight will be the same.
Spurs won't win... Manchester United will win against Palace.

Their poor run of results has been a boon for Manchester United at the moment and look who under Carrick they are currently in 3rd place after today's win.

For Arsenal and Chelsea I expected this result although there were some things that were quite controversial for me in this match but I did expect a score like this.
One thing is for sure their set pieces are still quite annoying.

For Manchester City they have 3 points but I don't feel they are improving in terms of form at the moment.

[un_rank]

Carrick is showing out Amorim with how he has handled the team. Not just about the results but also the way they play against different opponents using the exact crop of players that Amorim could not motivate to play for the team. At this rate I think he will be giving the job full-time from next season which is when the real pressure will begin and we can properly check how good Carrick can be.Derby wins are always enjoyable even when the performances are not the best and those wins have been coming consistently against Chelsea and Spurs for several seasons now. Focus now shift to Brighthon.

- Jay -

[buwaytress]

Didn't watch so maybe I shouldn't comment, but very disappointed to come back and see Chelsea gave Arsenal all the points. Plenty of yellow cards too, so there is that at least. And oh, it helps us (Liverpool) in our fight for the top 4... but still.

KTChampions, I am no longer betting properly these days, but I can tell you're showing Poly slips. I haven't made comparisons but it seems logical they have the lowest juice (if it's P2P-esque as I'm led to believe). Is this correct?

[igebotz]

Derby wins are always enjoyable even when the performances are not the best and those wins have been coming consistently against Chelsea and Spurs for several seasons now. Focus now shift to Brighthon.

Lucky Arsenal- VAR didn't come to work today. The way the Refs constantly give us a Red card every time we're back into games against Arsenal needs to be studied. Neto wasn't even aware of the first booking; how do you book someone without letting them know?

He only heard it from the 4th official after he was sent off. I know he got it from the Arsenal second goal reaction.

[KTChampions]

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KTChampions, I am no longer betting properly these days, but I can tell you're showing Poly slips. I haven't made comparisons but it seems logical they have the lowest juice (if it's P2P-esque as I'm led to believe). Is this correct?

Yes, the spread is 1%, which is very pleasing. Today I watched the odds both on the poly and on the traditional bookmaker and almost always all the line outcomes (x1-draw-x2, there are handicaps and totals, etc., but I followed these) were more profitable to buy on the poly. It’s not that the difference is significant, but we understand that there is a fight for every percentage point.
As I understand it, the situation may be different in low-liquidity markets (to the point where you can buy a hedge bet with a guaranteed profit or, conversely, see only bad quotes), but I'm not delving into exotic things yet.