Soccer Mystic

[thepressure]

How accurate is this?

The reason I ask is im starting to look at football more, and I was wondering, if its quite accurate, why doesnt it auto update, as it seems to me I have to manually input the goals and the times, so is this just a generic preditor or is it backed by data for the specific teams im using?

Also, how accurate is the over under goal predictor on it? DO many of you guys use this Soccer Mystic for odd predictions etc..?

Thanks

[Derek27]

How accurate is this?

The reason I ask is im starting to look at football more, and I was wondering, if its quite accurate, why doesnt it auto update, as it seems to me I have to manually input the goals and the times, so is this just a generic preditor or is it backed by data for the specific teams im using?

Also, how accurate is the over under goal predictor on it? DO many of you guys use this Soccer Mystic for odd predictions etc..?

Thanks

I used it extensively when I started trading footy until I had enough experience to accurately predict the price change after a goal. It's only accurate on markets with good liquidity and of course, after a goal it will take a while for the market to reform. But there is an indicator that warns when the markets are not sharp enough to be accurate.

From what I remember, it does auto-update the graph, you just need to set the timer at the start of the match and input the goals. You need to input the goals so you can look ahead and see what the prices will be after each goal.

It's also useful for modelling an over/under market before the start, inputting your average likely goal times and deciding on a basic strategy for the event, whether you're going over or under, at what point you'll close for a loss, continue until the graph is profitable, etc. It allows you to estimate how much time you have before a profitable trade turns negative or vice versa.

Peter posted a video in the academy about opening a trade and giving yourself a fixed time or price range before closing. Soccer Mystic can help you make decisions if you take that angle.

[thepressure]

Thankyou

The reason I ask is I was watching the Leeds market tonight andthe odds offered were wildly higher than the odds Mystic was predicting, which is indicating that the inplay market disagrees with mystic, which I guess is purely historic stats and not live stats. Ive now gone to a Peruvian match and the odds are almost bang on, Inplay vs Mystic.

I guess Im just wondering how much to rely on it really, it was very useful seeing predicted cashout loss if a goal was scored in the next 1-5 mins though etc...