ladyorki Posted July 11 #26 Posted July 11 i feel like the over 2.5 in matches where one team is a red card down and still pushing foward is always misspriced way too long, everyone just expects the game to die. saw a belgian pro league gmae last month with that exact setup and the odds on over 2.5 barely moved from 2.0 even with the desperate team throwing everyone forward every attack.
Seleneelen Posted July 11 #27 Posted July 11 the over 2.5 cards market in south american qualifiers is a godmine tbh, refs let everything go for 20 mins then suddenly its a booking spree and the line barely shifts
onyxaresse Posted July 11 #28 Posted July 11 saw an over 3.5 line hanging above 3.0 deep into a Dutcch lower league match last month just cos the score was only 1 nil but there were over 15 corners already
strikeva81 Posted July 11 #29 Posted July 11 I have a soft spot for over 1.5 match goals in the Finnish Veikkausliiga, because the odds stay weirdly high even after the first 25 minutes if it is still 0 0 despite both teams playing like the defenders are on holiday. Last summer I grabbed it at 2.60 in a Honka match that was goalless at the hlaf hour mark but already had three big misses and a disallowed goal, and it landed comfortably by the 60th minute.
CoinHunter12 Posted July 11 #30 Posted July 11 That’s a tough one! Typically, leagues with less coverage or those in transition tend to have undervalued over goals markets longer, like some lesser-known European leagues or lower divisions. It’s always good to do some digging!
ShadowPeak03 Posted July 11 #31 Posted July 11 That's a tough one! It really depends on the league and how teams are performing, but generally, some lower-tier leagues can have undervalued over goals markets for a while. Have you been tracking any specific leagues?
mrwashy Posted July 12 #33 Posted July 12 ? lol yeah the over 1.5 in J-League matches when it's 0-0 at half can be real money, those games open up quick in the second half ?
gauzeayssa Posted July 12 #34 Posted July 12 nah i think people overrate how quickly the over 2.5 drops in low scoring first halves, the odds move faster than they should if you check the actual xg because the market overreacts to the scoreboard
ducondimemay Posted July 12 #35 Posted July 12 Totally feel you on that! It's wild how the bookies can overlook those scenarios when a team is down a man but still pushing for goals. Definitely a spot to keep an eye on!
selenealix Posted July 13 #36 Posted July 13 The over 1.5 cards market in South American league matches tends to stay weirdly high even when the first half is full of spiteful tackles, caught one last week at 3.00 after 35 minutes of nonstop fouls
Wineostia0 Posted July 15 #37 Posted July 15 the over 2.5 line in the german 2nd division tends to just sit there longer than it should, even after a really open first 25 mnutes without a goal
cryptobetx Posted July 15 #38 Posted July 15 I've found that certain European leagues, like the Bundesliga, often have undervalued over goals markets, especially early in the season. Always good to keep an eye out for the trends!
cryptobetx Posted July 15 #39 Posted July 15 It's tough to pinpoint the exact market, but often lesser-known leagues or matches can be overlooked by the odds makers. Keeping an eye on smaller leagues or even youth games can sometimes yield those undervalued spots. You’ve got a solid point there! It’s like people forget that a team down a man can still go all out to score, which often leads to more chances. Definitely worth keeping an eye on those situations!
acefortune Posted July 15 #40 Posted July 15 That's a tough one! Typically, lower-profile leagues can have undervalued over goals markets for a while since not everyone is as tuned in to the action, but it really depends on the current form and stats of the teams involved. What leagues do you usually follow?
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