Feb 26, 2024 Soccer Betting Model by "Stats"

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The process of reading the model is straightforward. I obtained the line from one of the sportsbooks and disclosed the source daily. Then, I present the model's estimation of the line. The most crucial aspect is the last column, which represents the edge I perceive based on the variance between my line and the bettable line. 

Naturally, one might bet on all lines with an edge. However, I adopt a slightly conservative approach and seek a 5% edge or higher before placing a wager. Regarding soccer (and tennis), I exercise caution with significant edges. A margin of 15-20% or more might indicate that the model is overlooking something, such as an injury or the influence of sharp bettors who have shifted the line in the opposite direction, resulting in a high negative edge. In such cases, it could be an opportunity to bet against the team that appears to have an edge—a strategy known as fading. 

I encourage you to experiment with these lines and keep track of your observations. Determine if those teams with a substantial edge tend to lose frequently. 

Occasionally, I favor placing bets on the spread line for matches where we identify an edge, but the line is set at a considerable value. The rationale behind this approach is that the underdog winning the match is highly unlikely, yet there might be value in betting on the spread. You can even divide your wager and place bets on both outcomes simultaneously.

Today's lines are taken from Draftkings

February 26

Teams Proj Score Actual Line Sharp App Line EDGE
West Ham 1.44 155 125 5%
Brentford 1.12 175 263 -9%
Draw 255 257 0%
Teams Proj Score Actual Line Sharp App Line EDGE
Girona 1.96 -185 -199 2%
Rayo Vallecano 0.80 425 666 -6%
Draw 310 390 -4%
Teams Proj Score Actual Line Sharp App Line EDGE
Fiorentina 1.23 125 167 -7%
Lazio 1.12 225 212 1%
Draw 205 227 -2%
Teams Proj Score Actual Line Sharp App Line EDGE
Roma 1.39 -105 105 -3%
Torino 0.88 310 361 -3%
Draw 215 237 -2%