Predicting Match Flow

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  • June 26, 2025 at 10:30 am #45009 Reply

    That’s an underrated angle — flow and momentum vary a lot across formats. In T20s it’s all about short bursts, while in ODIs and Tests, momentum builds over overs or even sessions. I didn’t fully understand that until I read this great article: Test, ODI vs T20 Betting Strategies https://hindimehelp.com/test-odi-vs-t20-betting-strategies/ . It goes into detail about reading match rhythm and how certain teams handle pressure differently depending on the format. That helped me figure out better moments to enter or exit bets. Now I focus more on reading turning points — not just stats. It’s definitely helped me stay ahead of wild momentum swings. Give it a look, it’s full of useful stuff.

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    June 26, 2025 at 10:59 am #45010 Reply

    This is exactly what I’ve been trying to figure out — how to better read the rhythm of a game. Thanks so much for the recommendation! I’ll dive into that article and see if it helps me with timing my bets better.

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