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How to use daily Live Betting tips at Bethub
Do not bet if odds dropped more than 3%. Having analysed a large amount of in-Play sports betting data on football, we believe that 3% is an average bookmakers’ odds overestimation when dealing with the bets, detected by our software.
If you allow a significant difference in the odds, you can lose your profit in as soon as 100 bets. Remember that the tool you use is free and publicly available. Along with you, thousands of sports bettors use it every day. Therefore, it is sometimes difficult to catch the latest odds.
We do not recommend placing more than one bet per match
If there is no other way, place a fixed number of bets per event. This is because the algorithm can incorrectly determine handicaps for a specific match. If it happens, all the bets will be a waste. For now, the algorithm determines handicaps with 65-75% accuracy. This is enough to achieve an overall positive result. Unfortunately, we do not know what is happening inside a neural network just as we do not know for sure which bets were overrated (in case you find a way to do it, please, contact us before applying for the Turing Award). For these reasons, even and regular bets are preferable. If you place many bets on one event, you risk making a mistake and losing a bigger part of your bankroll.