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You should start selling some tips to us hard core gamblers
As imo deep learning (and therefore neural networks) are a sub category of machine learning I'd say that yes, this is based on machine learning.are you using machine learning?
Honestly I doubt that someone could achieve that with Roulette. I've never played it myself but isn't it completely based on randomness?I read on a roulette forum some person recorded over a million spins over 7 years, also made similair thing but aimed roulette (live wheels with a dealer). It could predict for 70% which number the ball would fall. Don't know if its real but if it is, that would be awesome!
So OP I hope you would achieve that also one day![]()
Thanks mate, there's definitely huge potential in it but to uncover this potential it will need much more data + better algorithms. We'll see how far I can improve itThis has HUGE POTENTIAL! you could retire in few years, but be aware you could make some enemies down the road![]()
Thanks for the list of bookiesYou're right, Pinnacle has the correct score market on very few matches and it's a shame the others you've checked don't allow German bettors.
Maybe just one of them might allow Germans and that will be enough - their odds aren't that different from Pinnie's.
Just remembered an old news that Betfair has withdrawn from German market too years ago, not sure if it's still the same.
Still, there are hundreds of bookies, many of them reputable, you can find lists all over the net, one for example here:
https://www.bookmakersreview.com/ratings/all
On topic about the prediction method itself. Someone already posted about the odds you're getting need to be considered.
Absolutely.
The thing with sports betting is this: you can't win in long term unless you are betting on value, i.e the odds you bet on (converted in probabilities) are higher than the true probability of the score to actually occur. This probability is intrinsically there, it exists, though no one knows its exact distribution because it depends on so many factors. All we can do is try and estimate it as correctly as we can.
So if we only bet on odds with value, then we will turn profit in the long run, no matter what - the Law of large numbers dictates it. For this to happen though we need:
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1. To correctly estimate the true probability with as little margin of error as possible.
2. Find odds that are higher than that.
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On the other hand, if we only bet on the most likely outcome, being it predicted by algorithm or handicapper, and disregard the odds we are getting - just bet on whatever odds the bookie has to offer, that won't cut it. And that's even if we assume the prediction for this outcome to be the most likely of all possible outcomes is absolutely spot on.
If we are consistently getting odds lower than the true probability of the outcome to occur, then we will lose money, no matter what.
Is it possible that your algorithm is finding value even without you considering it actively? Well, it's not impossible, but seems unlikely, given that it doesn't even consider the odds for its prediction. For it to find value consistently this way it has to be that the bookies are consistently underestimating the probability of the most likely (according to your predictor) outcome for some reason and offering higher than fair odds.
I heard about a startup in Great Britain that does analyse player's position by the tv pictures and maps it onto a 2d map and analyze how likely a situation is to end in a goal by data it has gathered before. This is a really great stage of in-play analysisVery interesting journey mate! I will definitely follow this to see where you are at in a few months. Do you think/know if there are other people doing this? I could imagine that its similar to the trading markets where big whales are using bots on a large scale. I am not too familiar with sports betting but I heard if one is fast enough the biggest gains could be made using live bets as soon as something unpredicted happens which in my opinion could be done with bots too.
Anyway please keep us updated and good luck on your journey mate.
Yes I'm currently analyzing all major European Leagues when running my scriptI'm seeing some teams from Portugal, nice![]()
Thank you!Hahaha me too, It sounds very interesting. Good luck OP!!
These tips are anything but not worth to be soldYou should start selling some tips to us hard core gamblers
I guess previous match data plays a role in predicting a future soccer match while previous lottery numbers are worthless but I get your pointHi there,
i am really impressed by the OPs Idea of predict scoccer games with the help of KI. Actual I see some good things like no prejudice, or favors: in fact the most rational bet you can place.
On the other hand it is kind of hard to predict a game by the historie of matchdata like it is impossible to know the next lottery numbers by looking at the past.
So does your KI get additional Information like the health of the players, does it weight the most recent games higher then old ones?
I wish you the best of luck with this journey because it is one of the most amazing here![]()
Thank youGood luck OP
At first, this weekend the predictions were really bad. Sorry for everyone who might have placed bets on this. I won 3/34 (roughly 9%) of the bets with odds of 12,7 and 9 which in total adds up to 28 won units against 34 placed units (one unit is 0.2€ for me right now). That makes up to a loss of 6 units. With some weird system bets (I nearly all lost) this weekend brought me a total loss of 23€. Nevertheless, I'll go on (most likely only with single bets) and continue to work on this. Even if it does not earn me serious amounts of money I really enjoy working on it. I started to dig deeper into the topic but digging through all that math in a language that is not native for me is super hard. Luckily, I basically know all the concepts through my studies at the university. I have to take the math course again so maybe that will even gain me an advantage for that
A few days ago a user made me aware of a super cool project he's been launching at Kickstarter. @Chiefjop and a few other guys created a software that enables you to backtest betting strategies over different years and leagues and compare the results to find a strategy that (hopefully) works. After that you get notified when a bet occurs that match your strategy. The kickstarter page completely gained my interest and this project is something I'd really enjoy doing or using myself so I donated for the project at kickstarter myself. If you are interested to backtest strategies over huge datasets and see immediate results this tool seems to be a great choice. The banner in my signature leads you directly to the Kickstarter campaignI guess that @Chiefjop will be happily answer any questions regarding this
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Hey! Any predictions for this weekend?
I'm interested in this as well![]()
Thanks for asking, I'm really sorry but I'm not going to bet on this weekend. I'm currently working on a completely new system which i'm setting up in cooperation with a friend. I hope to be able to use it next week but maybe it'll take a bit more time. Really sorry for everyone who expected new predictions this weekend.Hi! How are you doing? Any updates?
Hey guys, I do have some good newsI worked hard this week on a new system that includes a database of more than 105k games over the last ten years and various leagues. I wrote a few python scripts that work on the database and do some statistical analysis (provided by my friend) to provide me with odds for BTTS and Over 2.5. This way I can compare my odds to the odds of bookmakers to find the ones that offer value.
Things that are on my to-do list right now and will be done in the next weeks or days:
I still like the idea of correct score bets so I'll implement that sooner or later too again. Especially since I saw today that sime sites do offer historical data for correct score bets which would help me a lot in terms of backtesting.
- Automate all scripts and everything to spit out my odds every weekend automatically
- Create a small webinterface to output everything in a human friendly way
- Get odds to find value bets automatically without looking at the bookmakers
- Get as many historical odds as possible to backtest my algorithms
- Apply machine learning algorithms to improve the analysis
- Watch out for ways to gather more (relevant) data
I'll post my predictions for saturday and sunday in this thread so everybody can follow againNothing for tomorrow as the program does not have them finished yet and I won't be at home tomorrow to post them, really sorry!