Here is my updated football spreadsheet
Would also point out that if there are zeros within the spreadsheet ie 0 games played or 0 goals for and against
the spreadsheet cannot calc
An example would be scottish championship
if you enter a team who hasnt played yet V a team who has
you should see and understand
EDIT
I have input a game at 16.30 today
Updated Football Spreadsheet
I've never understood StellaBot's posts, but I was hoping he might be a spreadsheet wizard.
I never realised Excel has a Poisson function, I just assumed you'd have to calculate it manually.StellaBot wrote: ↑Tue Oct 20, 2020 3:33 pmHere is my updated football spreadsheet
Would also point out that if there are zeros within the spreadsheet ie 0 games played or 0 goals for and against
the spreadsheet cannot calc
An example would be scottish championship
if you enter a team who hasnt played yet V a team who has
you should see and understand
EDIT
I have input a game at 16.30 today
cmuddle, the link below may help explain it.
https://help.smarkets.com/hc/en-gb/arti ... ll-betting
Thanks Derek,Derek27 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 20, 2020 5:53 pmI never realised Excel has a Poisson function, I just assumed you'd have to calculate it manually.StellaBot wrote: ↑Tue Oct 20, 2020 3:33 pmHere is my updated football spreadsheet
Would also point out that if there are zeros within the spreadsheet ie 0 games played or 0 goals for and against
the spreadsheet cannot calc
An example would be scottish championship
if you enter a team who hasnt played yet V a team who has
you should see and understand
EDIT
I have input a game at 16.30 today
cmuddle, the link below may help explain it.
https://help.smarkets.com/hc/en-gb/arti ... ll-betting
now it makes sense.
To me it looks like too much calculation for small margins and still might not be profitable because of too many variables not considered in the spreadsheet, as mentioned in the article from Smarkets.
That's my foolish opinion