Predicted Goals
So from the beginning of the season I have been using the predicted goal feature with very mixed results. I am wondering whether anyone is profitable using this method and if so on what leagues. I am at break even in terms of bets, but minus commission and fees am down. I have tried tweaking my league selections but still not getting ahead. Admittedly I am more concentrated on the horses, so even a gentle bit of advice on using predicted goals would be useful. I have watched Peter's video on this.
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Archery1969
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Its predicted goals, its based on what happened in the past, doesn't mean its going to work in the future. Certianly not in isolation. If someone has found an edge using it then I very much doubt they going to share it or even give you hints. If they did then their edge would soon dissappear etc.
Apologies for offtopic, but glad the bears didn't get you yet, out there in the Canadian wild Archery.Archery1969 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2026 9:38 amIts predicted goals, its based on what happened in the past, doesn't mean its going to work in the future. Certianly not in isolation. If someone has found an edge using it then I very much doubt they going to share it or even give you hints. If they did then their edge would soon dissappear etc.
I was already starting to picture that grisly scene from The Revenant!
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Archery1969
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What do you mean YET ????Kai wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2026 12:25 pmApologies for offtopic, but glad the bears didn't get you yet, out there in the Canadian wild Archery.Archery1969 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2026 9:38 amIts predicted goals, its based on what happened in the past, doesn't mean its going to work in the future. Certianly not in isolation. If someone has found an edge using it then I very much doubt they going to share it or even give you hints. If they did then their edge would soon dissappear etc.
I was already starting to picture that grisly scene from The Revenant!![]()
Still alive and kicking.
On a serious note, nearly came a cropper on a 4 day trek in the Algonquin wilderness. Not Bears but it seems wolves are not that worried about a camp fire. Spotting a pack of 7 had me hugging my firearms rather close. They stayed rather close for far too long. But you have to remember its their territory and not mine/ours. Still fcuking scary though.
Well now I'll be picturing Liam Neeson scenes in The GreyArchery1969 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2026 10:08 pmWhat do you mean YET ????Kai wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2026 12:25 pmApologies for offtopic, but glad the bears didn't get you yet, out there in the Canadian wild Archery.Archery1969 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2026 9:38 amIts predicted goals, its based on what happened in the past, doesn't mean its going to work in the future. Certianly not in isolation. If someone has found an edge using it then I very much doubt they going to share it or even give you hints. If they did then their edge would soon dissappear etc.
I was already starting to picture that grisly scene from The Revenant!![]()
![]()
Still alive and kicking.
On a serious note, nearly came a cropper on a 4 day trek in the Algonquin wilderness. Not Bears but it seems wolves are not that worried about a camp fire. Spotting a pack of 7 had me hugging my firearms rather close. They stayed rather close for far too long. But you have to remember its their territory and not mine/ours. Still fcuking scary though.
That's a whole different risk profile compared to your average trader, the most dangerous thing they can encounter outside is a bee!
But do watch yourself out there. Most people aren't built for that kind of adventuring anymore, we've gone soft and completely lost touch with nature.
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Archery1969
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Yeah, it can be very tough when the weather closes in. Great scenery though. Looking up at the stars and listening to howling is not for the faint hearted.Kai wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2026 11:01 amWell now I'll be picturing Liam Neeson scenes in The GreyArchery1969 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2026 10:08 pmWhat do you mean YET ????![]()
Still alive and kicking.
On a serious note, nearly came a cropper on a 4 day trek in the Algonquin wilderness. Not Bears but it seems wolves are not that worried about a camp fire. Spotting a pack of 7 had me hugging my firearms rather close. They stayed rather close for far too long. But you have to remember its their territory and not mine/ours. Still fcuking scary though.![]()
That's a whole different risk profile compared to your average trader, the most dangerous thing they can encounter outside is a bee!
But do watch yourself out there. Most people aren't built for that kind of adventuring anymore, we've gone soft and completely lost touch with nature.
