I just noticed i wrote it completly backwards.... I'll blame it on the last nights/early starts of Aus openShaunWhite wrote:Thanks Dallas, I really appreciate the time you took to give me such a full reply....as always.Dallas wrote:Its to do with the way the odds will move, ideally you want equally matched teams but with a expectation of goals.
If you had a strong fav the draw odds would be high to begin with so it becomes a risky lay to start with, and if the underdog score first the odds will either rise or change very little as the outcome of a draw becomes more and not less likely as you would be expecting the fav to at least equalizie.
So with evenly matched teams the odds will drop no matter who scores and the number of ticks it shortens will be about the same
It should of been; the draw odds will likely shorten or barely move if the underdog scores
And with evenly matched teams the odds will drift a similar amount no matter who scores.
Im sure you got what i ment but just in case someone reads it in future and its a bit confussing