Tuesday 29 May 2012
I forgot to post an article I wrote about January transfer window. I know it's late but it can't be forgetable because a few players changed their clubs.
Manchester united were watching International striker Leonardo Damiao. Transfer amount was said to be 24 million pounds.
Wigan had agreed the sighing with Birmingham’s chilian winger Jean Beausejour at undisclosed deal.
Everton sold their winger Dimiyar Bilyeletdinov to Spartak Moscow. The footballer, who couldn’t settle in the team, was bought from other Moscow team Locomotiv in 2009. Everton were trying to make a deal with Fiorentina and their man Alessio Cerci.
After Gary Cahill’s departure, Bolton tried to buy Tottenham’s Sebastien Bossong to fill the gap. The deal with defender Tim Ream had already been signed.
Chelsea tried to get Wiliam from Shakhtar Donetsk for 16.7 million pounds but Shakhtar would have considered selling him for a sum of 25 million pounds so the deal was put on hold. Apart from that Chelsea wanted Belgian Kevin de Bruyne from Genk.
Famous affair with Carlos Tever couldn’t just find an end. Man City didn’t want to sell him cheaper than the price market and therefore more and more clubs had withdrawn their interest. PSG and lnter had stated they didn’t want Tevez. Finally the footballer came back to Man City and helped them to clinch the title.
Tottenham wanted to get rid of Dos Santos. Two possible interests were from Villareal and Granada.
Southampton had signed Japanese striker Tandori Lee.
After that Mark Hughes had become a QPR manager, the club bought two players: Taye Talwo and Nedum Onucha. Onucha, bought from Manchester City, had agreed 4.5 year contract with Rangers.
Wednesday 18 April 2012
Today I would like to share what you should know when deciding to invest in sports betting. Most common problem among novice players is the talk about the effectiveness of what good tipster should have to get a good efficiency.
Efficiency tells us what is the proportion of tipster tips, which was won and lost, eg if tipster received 50% efficiency in the particular period, this means that half of the given tips hit. However, on this basis, we cannot say whether it reached the profit or loss. Tipster efficiency reaching up to 80% in the period, can reach a negative balance, or loss. This is dependent on the odds for contenders (winnings) meetings. Often mistakenly gamers 1.20 odds on sporting events by treating them as bunkers. Assuming that in a given period tipster posted 30 sport picks of the same odds, of which 24 proved to be accurate, it gives us a 80% efficiency, but brings a loss. What, therefore, the determinant more precisely determine the quality of our tipster? It is very often used among the so-called professional players. "Yield", and it is calculated from the formula: (sum of all wins - the sum of all stakes) / * sum of all stakes of 100%.
Example. Select the types of coupons today and we put:
1. FC Barcelona - Real Madrid: pick Barcelona, the odds of 2.00, the stake of 100 Eur, coupon loss, winning is 0 Eur (loss of 100 Eur)
2. Liverpool - Manchester United: pick Manchester United, the odds of 2.40, the stake of 100 Eur, coupon winner, the payout is 240 Eur (profit 140 Eur)
yield = (240 - 200) / 200 * 100% = 20%
Yield combines three elements: efficiency, the odds and level of stakes and the ability of a tipster. I think it will allow for more accurate assessment of the tipster.

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