Goal in the first half

This is a popular strategy with great results. Its virtue is the ability to catch high odds with a really high probability of success. You should make a live bet by choosing either a first-half Goalie or a first-half ITB. The highest odds are found at the end of the first half and individual totals are especially advantageous. To be successful in the game you should follow the live stats or watch the match - just Download BetWinner on your mobile phone.

As the game progresses, you can see how long the team is in possession, how it attacks and shoots at goal. If it is well motivated and highly ranked by the bookmaker, its chances are high. Such a club, with enough activity in the first half, will very often score. After watching the games, you will be able to make your own predictions for goals in the first half and pick the odds (between 1.5 and 4).

"First half goals" works well - goals are often scored during the first half. You can predict them by doing even a little analysis (looking at the standings and estimating the odds telling you the probability of the outcomes). When combined with financials alone, this technique alone can produce a steady increase in the pot.

Corridors

They are described in detail in the article Corridors in sports betting. Corridors (tunnels) are intervals of overlapping results.

For example, the over/under goal totals. For example: a basketball game with a 161.5 TB and a 170.5 TM. The interval between 162 and 171 is a band. The essence of the strategy is to cover two outcomes, between which there is a lineout. The result may be a win for both of them, if they both end up in the given tunnel. This will happen if 167 balls are scored. This will produce a double profit. If the result is outside the corridor, only one bet will win, thus reducing the loss.

When played over a long period of time with a good match analysis, the strategic algorithm can give tangible additions to the pot. It can also be applied by betting on handicaps or a combination of win and handicap.