The story so far – 17 bets, 5 wins, 17pts staked, -3.29pts
Just a couple this week and need both to win to get back nearly into profit.
Zenit vs Valencia – Draw @ 3.32 with 5Dimes
Manchester United vs PSV – Manchester United -1 @ 1.84 with Dafabet
Champions League: Matchday 4 Roundup
A very delayed roundup.
Real Madrid vs Paris SG – Real Madrid@ 1.8 with Pinnacle WON (1-0) +0.8
PSV vs Wolfsburg – PSV@ 3.07 with Pinnacle WON(2-0) +2.07
AS Roma vs Bayer Leverkusen – Draw @ 3.73 with Pinnacle LOST (3-2) -1
Manchester City vs Sevilla – Draw @ 3.58 with Pinnacle LOST (1-3) -1
4 bets, 2 wins, 4pts staked, +0.87pts
Results so far
17 bets, 5 wins, 17pts staked, -3.29pts
Clawed a little back but need a very big last couple of weeks to get this back into profit.
Can Jamie Vardy equal Ruud van Nistelrooy’s record against Newcastle?
When you’re in-form, you’re in-form. Jamie Vardy has scored in nine consecutive Premier League matches, setting a new record for the longest streak in a single season. However, Ruud van Nistelrooy scored in ten successive fixtures for Manchester United over the course of two seasons and now the Leicester City man will have the opportunity to break the Dutchman’s record against Newcastle United on November 21st.
Vardy has been simply sensational at the start of the campaign, netting 12 goals in Leicester’s opening 12 fixtures. At the time of writing, he sits five goals above team-mate Riyad Mahrez, Everton’s Romelu Lukaku and Watford striker Odion Ighalo. Vardy looks set to finish as the Premier League’s top goalscorer and will be aiming for at least 25 goals at the end of the season.
His phenomenal scoring run has attracted attention from a number of Europe’s elite clubs and the likes of Real Madrid and Arsenal have both been linked with a move for the Foxes striker. On current form, he would certainly be able to play for these clubs but many have their doubts that Vardy could replicate this level of performance at a major club.
Many punters will be backing Vardy to score for the tenth successive match against Newcastle next weekend. If you want to place a bet, or simply find out all of the latest news, statistics and odds on Leicester’s main striker, you can find all of this information on Coral’s website. Vardy will be keen to score though, and Leicester will fancy their chances against a suspect Newcastle side.
The Foxes striker is full of confidence right now but he mustn’t be too greedy as he seeks to equal Van Nistelrooy’s record. Vardy is widely regarded as one of the Premier League’s top workhorses and his contribution to the team does not go unnoticed. It would be a shame if the distraction of this record affected his usual work ethic, especially if it was detrimental to Leicester’s hopes of winning the match.
So, can Jamie Vardy equal the record? Of course he can. Leicester have a tough run of matches coming up and Claudio Ranieri’s men will be labelling the Newcastle clash as a ‘must win’ fixture. Vardy has been instrumental to their success throughout the early stages of the season and, with a bit of luck, he will have another key role in the outcome of their clash against the Magpies and could move level with Van Nistelrooy if he performs at his best.
Champions League: Matchday 4
The story so far – 13 bets, 3 wins, 13pts staked, -4.16pts
Back again with these and hoping for a change in fortunes.
Real Madrid vs Paris SG – Real Madrid@ 1.8 with Pinnacle
PSV vs Wolfsburg – PSV@ 3.07 with Pinnacle
AS Roma vs Bayer Leverkusen – Draw @ 3.73 with Pinnacle
Manchester City vs Sevilla – Draw @ 3.58 with Pinnacle
Corner odds user question and how they are calculated
This question was received this morning
Example Aston Villa vs Swansea for the Line 9,5 corners in Match. Your side says for under 9,5 the odds are 1,33. So when I get on bet365 under 9,5 1,83. there is a big value or is the 1,33 not the odd?
The screenshot of what he could see is below
The reply given was
Yes that is saying there is value. Aston Villa at home have had 14, 9, 9 and 8 corners and Swansea away have had 7,4,7 and 12 so that means 6/8 matches have been below 9.5 corners.
6/8 = 0.75 (75%)1/0.75 = 1.33
Using the past games the price should be 1.33 but obviously there are lots of other factors to consider and it is not as simple as that. The price is just a guide to convert past results into a decimal price.