Vital Factors To Consider When Developing A Football Betting System

By Author: Scott Wasilewski
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You’ve all most likely been there before; thinking that an underdog team who beat a title challenger two years ago can do it again, because they’ve ‘got history’ there, or expecting a team to ‘bounce back from defeat’ now there is a managerial change. Generally, you could scan the internet for a free betting system that will create a whole set of rules and staking plans around, usually one of, these factors. In order to formulate a winning football betting system for you to use weekly, a number of factors need to be considered; the importance of each will be discussed.

The obvious factor is undoubtedly the form of a team, and rightly so. Form plays a key part in any sport and the mental boost that can be provided by a string of wins cannot be discounted readily when picking your selections. Don’t be fooled – a football team that hasn’t won a game in four months could still turn it on and get that victory. It is for these reasons that a football betting system, which focuses on form alone, will not be successful in the long term. Other factors must be accounted for. For example, is the team home or away, ...
... and what impact will this have? It’s not enough to say teams always do better at home. A team out of form may not impress under the pressure of their home crowd, or alternatively, they may thrive off the continued support. This highlights another, more difficult to measure, factor in the type of crowd a team attracts.

There are too many occurrences of this in reality for it to be called a myth any longer. That is, the idea that a change in manager can have a significant effect on a football game. In the majority of cases, the ‘new manager syndrome’ can lead to an upturn in results as players strive to impress their new boss and further their careers. Again, this must be considered against other items. The new gaffer will have picked the team and tactics so their ability to do so must be noted, and at the end of the day, the squad of players will be the same, albeit possibly shuffled somewhat. A mental change can impact greatly, but the extent of this has to be limited by abilities.

The squad is another factor to pay attention to, in particular, the starting line-up and how it compares to previous games. A readily available free betting system, or even a paid for football betting system, will unlikely look at the consistency that a back four is kept together, or the number of key amendments to a recent game. There is little credence to be given to a 5-0 drumming if the following week’s starting line-up features eight changes. Injuries to the key players has to be considered too, as this can have mental effect on the teammates, not to mention the fact that the team will be missing their talents for the game.

Finally, note the competition. The league is often the major priority for any team and generally, a football betting system will be quick to avoid betting on cup matches. This should be considered case by case. The later rounds of a cup tournament will often has teams going all out as they can sniff a place in the final. A cup competition also pits minnows against the big dogs, so it must be expected that a team may only go to play for a draw – however, we have all heard the fairy tales of the cup giant killings. It is when all these above factors are considered, in addition to more no doubt, that a successful football betting system can be developed and utilised for consistent profits.