Backing Over 2.5 Goals In Play System

Betting on the goal market is a very popular bet at the moment, mainly because there is no sides to pick, there are no teams to support. When the ball is near the goal it does not matter who has it if it goes in we come closer to winning our bet! This was one of the main reasons why I wrote Goals Market Professional; a guide that is designed to teach you how to identify how many goals there are going to be as opposed to just giving you a system for you to blindly follow. Click here for more information about the Goals Market Professional. When betting on the goals I actually prefer to bet on Over 2.5 goals as opposed to Under 2.5, this is not to say that when I see good value in the Under 2.5 goals I wont have a dabble its just to say that I feel more comfortable finding and backing matches to go over 2.5 goals. The reason for this is that there are more 'luck' factors that can result in there being a goal than there is in there not being a goal, such as offside when onside, not over the line, own goals, major goalkeeping errors etc. I also like to bet on the Over 2.5 markets because it is much better if you are watching the game, it is much better to be hoping for an extra goal at 1-1 than it is to see that 3rd goal go in. Also when you are watching games you really do not want to be hoping for no goals! On the other hand if you have no intention of watching the game or can truly distance your betting behaviour from your entertainment fix from football then Under 2.5 goals is a nice bet to place. However this article is about backing the Over 2.5 goals market and how to win on the inplay markets. We are going with the In-play markets because we can get a much higher odds for our money if we bet in play. What we are going to do is look for matches were both teams have been involved in matches were 4 or more goals have been scored in at least 2 of their last 3 games. Now what we do is watch this game and if there is only 1 goal at half time we back the Over 2.5 goals. This is because if there is only 1 goal the odds will be higher than what they were at the start of the game. You can also using your own judgement back the Over 2.5 goals if there haven't been any goals. This will depend on your own judgement of how the game is going, you can also decide not to bet because you have been watching the game. If you see that even though there has been a goal the game is dead then you can go the opposite way, remember systems shouldn't be set in stone, they should bend to accomodate the actualities of the game and so this system should as well. When I say the system should bend I mean the user, as in you, should use your own judgement and analyse the variables involved to see what the true odds of Over 2.5 Goals happening and then work from there. If you want to learn more about the variables involved and given the training to identify the number of goals there will be in a match then I recommend you take a look at the Goals Market Professional as it was written as a training guide to assist punters in betting on the goals markets. Click here for more information

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