If you look at the H2H table, you’ll see that these two teams haven’t ended their games in a DRAW during their last 4 meetings. This is good. After studying Olympia Warrior’s history of last 9 matches played at home, only one ended in a DRAW. This is good too, as the probability of this …
https://view.vzaar.com/21671186/video Case Study: Viborg vs Skive IK Market Condition for SL(G) was @0-1 Scoreline. The reason why this game was also selected for the 2nd goal is because Viborg FF s high goal scoring and has a historical trend of winning at home. A BigHDP was also given by Viborg FF duing Half Time.
Case Study: SL(G)@0-1 Ansan Green Here’s a great example of SL(G)@0-1 valid for the day. And here’s our goal which we predicted for the Ansan Green game later on in the afternoon.
Case Study: SL(G)@0-2 Goal Variables: HGSC, XMASFX Here’s an example of a game that fulfils the SL(G)@0-2 trend, with multiple supporting goal variables. Goal Variables SL(G) HGSC XMASFX We will go through each live parameter one-by-one. Goal Variable #1: SL(G)@0-2 The market during this block hour indicated that games ending with 0-2@HT will produce …
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SL(G) Checklist You can print out this checklist to help you stay on track when playing this method. Check out the past score lines for that day – look for any valid SL(G) patterns that are producing subsequent goals. Always go for games featuring teams fulfill multiple goal variables if possible. HGSC, HV, …
Case Study: New Zealand vs Portugal Pick: Buy OVER 3/2.75FT Here’s what happened. First, I monitored the potential SL(G)’s on the market. As highlighted in green below, it seems like all games ending in 0-2@HT produced a subsequent goal on the second half. Proof of Motivation M(G) When the game for New …
What if SL(G) Fails? If one game which you’ve prospected for SL(G) fails, wait for the next one to arrive. This is what I call the SL(G) pause. You will experience SL(G) pauses, but once they return, that’s when you cash in. So if you’re willing to wait, ONLY BET after the the SL(G) …
Verification Process First, Be Sure the Scoreline Works! Conduct a market validation to ensure that the SL(G) is in effect. The best time to implement this method is mid-market. This is when you can gather more data and sample in regards to how the market is behaving. The SL(G) trend does not repeat itself everyday. …
STEPS Remember: SL(G) is when you first monitor which halftime scoreline results are consistently producing a subsequent goal on the market (for that block hour). Case Study: SL(G)@1-1 For e.g, take a look at the below screen shots. Notice how all the games ending in 1-1@HT produced a goal during the second half. …
SL(G) – Scoreline Goals Difficulty: Medium Time: Requires more market monitoring and involvement NOTE: Apply this method when you have the capital or earnings. This a very lucrative method if you manage to invest after a particular SL(G) pause. It is recommended that you build your capital first with the Cherry Pick method. What …
