Does anyone know of a mathematical formula we can use with soccer club statistics for betting? For example: club x vs. club y, based on statistics such as goals, points, positions, most possession, and others, who has the probability of winning?

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>>16731177 (OP)
My answer:
>get a job and quit betting

The simple fact that because the lineup until right before the match is unknown, you don't really know which players will be playing until the last second. This is just one thing that screws up the statistics.

You could plug in every single statistic into chat gpt and they will still only get it right the same amount of times that the typical better gets it right. Upsets happen all the time, and they are insanely hard to predict because humans aren't led by statistics. You don't know how motivated or energized someone is before a match. There are too many immesurable intangables that occur in sports to measure every single statistic accurately. I'm sorry if my answer was dissapointing.

>>16731196
>You could plug in every single statistic into chat gpt and they will still only get it right the same amount of times that the typical better gets it right.
what is wrong with you people?
why does almost every person on earth want so badly to believe everything that these text interpolaters shit out?

>>16731196
>You could plug in every single statistic into chat gpt

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>>16731205
Both of you didn't even read what I said you just saw chatgpt and went apeshit. I was just using AI as an example.

>>16731214
>i was only pretending to be retarded

>>16731242
>You could plug in every single statistic into a mathematical fomula and it will still only get it right the same amount of times that the typical better gets it right. Upsets happen all the time, and they are insanely hard to predict because humans aren't led by statistics. You don't know how motivated or energized someone is before a match. There are too many immesurable intangables that occur in sports to measure every single statistic accurately. I'm sorry if my answer was dissapointing.

there, I fixed it for you asshole

>>16731177 (OP)
there is no way in hell you will ever consistently beat the market odds.