hno: i'm also betting on those, and chilean and argentine league.Yes, I would focus on fewer national leagues. I play England, Italy, Ireland, Brazil and Colombia. I play those five leagues because coverage is in English or I can easily translate. I play England and Italy because they are major and I enjoy the play (plus, I'm Italian heritage). I play Ireland because of the Friday afternoon schedule. I play Brazil because they are the main South American league, and Colombia because I like the style and because they were on Gol TV. I may drop Colombia if Mexico starts getting regular television coverage in America and/or gets back into Libertadores. With those five I also get a lot of knowledge about Champions and Europa League, and Libertadores and Sudamericana. Anything more, and I'm putting in too much work to follow each well.
Finally, I have a power rating system for each league, and use third-party ratings for European and South American international play to narrow my picks. I pretty much go strictly by power ratings unless I read something that would tell me those numbers are skewed.
Finally, I have a power rating system for each league, and use third-party ratings for European and South American international play to narrow my picks. I pretty much go strictly by power ratings unless I read something that would tell me those numbers are skewed.
got it! thank u very much for the advice..I'll share here my pick for next match in Brazil Serie A. It's Atletico Mineiro (#6) vs Atletico Paranaense (#14). On average, Mineiro scores 1.59 goals as the home team, while Paranaense scores 0.83 goals as the away team. During the last 13 meetings with Atletico Mineiro playing as home team, they've won 6 times, there have been 1 draw, while Atletico Paranaense have won 6 times. The goal difference is 21-14 in favor of Atletico Mineiro. Between each other, the average number of goals is 1.8.
my pick was under 2.5 goals @ 1.781 (2 units) at Pinnacle
my pick was under 2.5 goals @ 1.781 (2 units) at Pinnacle
