SportsEdge Betting (5/5) - Good To Pricing

About this Video

• Video Title: SportsEdge Betting (5/5) - Good To Pricing
• Channel: sportsedge
• Speakers: (Not specified in transcript)
• Duration: 00:09:03

Introduction

This video, the fifth in a betting training series, explains the "good to pricing" strategy used by SportsEdge. The strategy aims to increase betting speed and efficiency by establishing clear price thresholds for accepting bets, minimizing unnecessary communication.

Key Takeaways

• Good to Pricing Defined: A bet is considered "good" only if the odds meet or exceed a predetermined threshold. This avoids constant price checks and allows for faster betting.
• American Odds Spectrum: The video uses an American odds spectrum visualization. Higher odds (better for underdogs) are to the right, and lower odds (better for favorites) are to the left. "Good to pricing" is defined relative to this spectrum.
• Underdog vs. Favorite Betting: The concept applies to both underdogs (positive odds) and favorites (negative odds). A "good to" price is set for each, and bets are only placed if the current odds are at or better than the defined threshold.
• Order Cancellation: SportsEdge cancels orders if the game's conditions change significantly, rendering the initial "good to" price obsolete. This ensures bets align with the current game state.
• Off-Hour Bets: Off-hour bets are often highlighted as potentially more profitable because they often offer better odds due to less market fluctuation during off-peak times.