anyone have some stats on this?
it would seem logical that 5 would hit more often than 3 and that 3 would hit more often than 4.
i would also think that greater than 5 is less likely than 5 and under.
so on a 10 game night you would expect under 50.5 more often than over ? and the more games there are would increase the odds of winning with the 5 goal average. any thoughts ?
basically, i'm betting on more 4's and Under than 6's and Over.
also, my thinking so far this year has been that teams look to previous cup winners to form a team and game plan. defense and goal tending has been the ruling factor of late, and this would skew the totals to the unders over last year. we watched a lot of goalie movement over the summer, and this, i would think, supports that theory.
thoughts?
it would seem logical that 5 would hit more often than 3 and that 3 would hit more often than 4.
i would also think that greater than 5 is less likely than 5 and under.
so on a 10 game night you would expect under 50.5 more often than over ? and the more games there are would increase the odds of winning with the 5 goal average. any thoughts ?
basically, i'm betting on more 4's and Under than 6's and Over.
also, my thinking so far this year has been that teams look to previous cup winners to form a team and game plan. defense and goal tending has been the ruling factor of late, and this would skew the totals to the unders over last year. we watched a lot of goalie movement over the summer, and this, i would think, supports that theory.
thoughts?
