You know the drill.
Seven Saturday games this weekend.
Liverpool are a banker at lunchtime, so don’t worry about the curse of the early kick-off.
HOMES: Brighton, Southampton
DRAWS: Everton/Spurs, Arsenal/Bournemouth
AWAYS: Liverpool, United, Chelsea
902/1
Surely we can get one up this week?
Just to confirm, you think your title rivals will all win, but your own team will fail to win?
Think Spurs is a tricky one as well. Our record at Stoke is very bad for the last few years, should win it, wouldn’t be at all surprised if we don’t though.
does anyone know why, mathematically/probability-wise, it’s not a safe bet to basically bet an accumulator on every single combination of results? considering the very high odds? in a 7 game line-up with three variations per game, how many possible outcomes are there? i mean my head hurts even thinking about beginning to contemplate the maths there but somebody else might have a better idea
tried googling this and it didn’t really yield the desired answers
All the possible bets available so 7 singles, loads of doubles, trebles, x4, x5, x6 and 7 timer. All 10p each
Because there’d be 2,187 combinations of seven games. You might get lucky, but…
Also, time. You’d need some sort of program to do it, i suspect.
3 to the power of 7 would be the amount of options. So 2187
You would be more likely to lose money than win money if you put down 2187 £1 accumulators because bookies run at a profitg
