Betting on corners tips please
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cosmicsports
Colt
In the premier many corners.
In South America very few corners.
I have a corner predictor somewhere but in the run of play what matters I think is pressure and high balls - then the team being pressured may also win one or two in a counterattack so adding to the total.
In South America very few corners.
I have a corner predictor somewhere but in the run of play what matters I think is pressure and high balls - then the team being pressured may also win one or two in a counterattack so adding to the total.
cosmicsports
Colt
6 or under ?
cosmicsports
Colt
Impossible.
The Brazilians do not like the wings, do not like dipping balls, their centrocampistas do not take prisoners.
cosmicsports
Colt
Chelsea - Leicester looked like a certainty over yesterday, although it came in an unexpected way - 3 for Chelsea, 11 for Leicester.
In a football match corners are conceded the following way:
a) Attempt to cross from the goal line is blocked.
b) A penetrating cross or shot at goal parried by the keeper or a defender.
c) Corner kicks themselves tend to generate new corners.
d) Fluke error of the defence, fluke bounce.
The "enemies" of the over in corners (i.e. over 11-12) are in my opinion those::
1) Slow football.
2) When they don't use the wings but attempt to converge to the semicircle / penalty area.
3) When the teams cannot build attacks (ball possession is exchanged in the midfield - no one moves forward).
I don't know to what degree the (1)-(2)-(3) above are the same thing in reality, but one more "enemy" is of course when the match is settled from
early on. If it is 3-0 at half time, the players usually go to sleep.
Typical anti-corner football is the South American,
But can somebody suggest how it may be possible to (somewhat) predict situations (1)-(2)-(3) so we bet only the likely winners ?
In the premier I think the current corner champions are Chelsea.
Leeds two seasons ago came top, but are they retaining this record ?
Bayern Munich also I 'm told while City are the opposite (Pep benches players when they cross balls !).
In a football match corners are conceded the following way:
a) Attempt to cross from the goal line is blocked.
b) A penetrating cross or shot at goal parried by the keeper or a defender.
c) Corner kicks themselves tend to generate new corners.
d) Fluke error of the defence, fluke bounce.
The "enemies" of the over in corners (i.e. over 11-12) are in my opinion those::
1) Slow football.
2) When they don't use the wings but attempt to converge to the semicircle / penalty area.
3) When the teams cannot build attacks (ball possession is exchanged in the midfield - no one moves forward).
I don't know to what degree the (1)-(2)-(3) above are the same thing in reality, but one more "enemy" is of course when the match is settled from
early on. If it is 3-0 at half time, the players usually go to sleep.
Typical anti-corner football is the South American,
But can somebody suggest how it may be possible to (somewhat) predict situations (1)-(2)-(3) so we bet only the likely winners ?
In the premier I think the current corner champions are Chelsea.
Leeds two seasons ago came top, but are they retaining this record ?
Bayern Munich also I 'm told while City are the opposite (Pep benches players when they cross balls !).
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cosmicsports
Colt
Wolves - Newcastle 1-1, 17 corners
Aston Villa - West Ham 0-1, 4 corners
Or was it 18 and 5 ?
What made the difference ???
Aston Villa - West Ham 0-1, 4 corners
Or was it 18 and 5 ?
What made the difference ???
Wrighty
Yearling
Sorry I abandoned this ...no particular reason but as the season progressed after the New Year the results started to become a bit static as well as the bookies getting smarter and cutting the odds on 4+ corners , my preferred number .
So things levelled out ......wasn't losing but not gaining profit either ....a case of two steps forward then 2 steps back .
SO ....after listening to a bit of advice on a betting podcast a listen to , I decided try something new but still using corners .
What I've been trying out for the last couple of weeks is 'A Corner in the first 10 minutes ' doubles and in the short period of time it's doing well..
I shall (honestly) post the selections on here for a few weeks to see how it goes .
Bet 1 -
10 pt double
Ireland v France
UTC Cajamarca v Cisco (Peru )
Odds 2.33 with bet365
So things levelled out ......wasn't losing but not gaining profit either ....a case of two steps forward then 2 steps back .
SO ....after listening to a bit of advice on a betting podcast a listen to , I decided try something new but still using corners .
What I've been trying out for the last couple of weeks is 'A Corner in the first 10 minutes ' doubles and in the short period of time it's doing well..
I shall (honestly) post the selections on here for a few weeks to see how it goes .
Bet 1 -
10 pt double
Ireland v France
UTC Cajamarca v Cisco (Peru )
Odds 2.33 with bet365
Mezybopple
Newbie
You might be better off sticking to goals and the 1X2? It won't be long unitil they are accepting bets on throw ins, and there is a simple reason for this.