If you are one of the users who likes to always be learning, improving and optimizing the use of tools, in this article we are going to collect 5 tips that we are sure will be very useful when it comes to being efficient in the use of the Betpractice suite.

The LAY THE DRAW or GO AGAINST THE TIE strategy is probably the oldest and most used trading strategy in the world of sports trading. There are many who think that this strategy is no longer profitable, but the truth is that it is still a strategy that brings many benefits if you have the necessary tools.

Among all the concepts that we must learn when controlling our strategies, one of the fundamental ones is the yield.

The Yield is the benefit of a strategy or system expressed as a percentage, or what is the same, how many euros you earn for every €100 invested. For example, we can say that a strategy has a 10% yield, that is, that we have obtained a 10% profit from that strategy.

In the 90 minutes that a football game lasts, there are times when more goals are usually produced. Although it can be a complicated task, Betpractice can help us to detect those time ranges where teams usually concede or score a goal.

One of the most popular markets when analyzing leagues and teams is the “Over 2.5 goals”, meaning that more than 2 goals are scored throughout the football game. With Betpractice we can see which leagues have been profitable in the past in different markets and in this article we are going to use the Backtesting tool to check the status of the European leagues in the market over 2.5 goals FT.

When we are going to design a football betting strategy or system it is important to start from a good base from which to project our idea and develop it. If we think about creating a goal strategy such as an over 2.5 goals system in different leagues, we will be interested in knowing which are the most popular “over” leagues.

At Betpractice we always talk about the importance of value when doing an analysis and how to incorporate value filters into our betting strategies and systems.

What is the Real Odds feature? What does it consist of? If you have heard about Betpractice you have surely read or heard the concept of Real Odds.

What is Bankroll in sports betting? When we talk about bank or bankroll in sports betting investments we talk about the total money or capital that we have to make our bets. We can talk about total bankroll by adding

European Handicap What is it? In another article we have talked about the Asian handicap and how it works, but among all markets we also find the European handicap (HE). In this article we will explain what it means and the differences