Odds Comparison

Betting Odds Comparison is a strenuous process during which the odds on a specific event are collected from numerous bookies and continuously updated.

The odds comparison is then presented in a table format. These tables are named “Betting Odds Comparison Tables” and in our case, the unique Odds Matrix, which is an odds comparison table with all the odds from all the events going on in one table.

Odds Matrix: A Proprietary Technology by Oddsandstats.com

A couple of years ago, and before the development of a proprietary algorithms from Oddsandstats, the collection of odds for a specific bet was an extremely time consuming and complicated process which demanded lots of specialized skills and an expensive workforce. Our proprietary technology, has allowed us to collect and update the returns in a timely and efficient manner and with 100% accuracy.

There are a lot of things that our site can provide to a potential punter. Definitely the most important is our Odds Matrix tool which helps the you to quickly search the space of online bookmakers and find the bookie which offers the highest odds, and therefore the best value for your money.

Oddsandstats cannot quarantee 100% winnings. Although we quarantee that the odds will be 100% correct and updated, we consider that the use of the Odds Matrix should be the last step in the process to maximize profits.

The first step should be to asses the teams competing as well as other factors and calculate the probabilities of the potential outcome. Money Mallone tries to provide you with the best picks on games based on his extended experience on punting. Eventhough he tries to pick the right outcomes, he is not God (no matter what he thinks) and therefore he will be wrong sometimes. So this is were Oddsandstats cannot quarantee 100% outcomes on the advice and picks.

However, picking and event is your decision after you have evaluated all the facts and figures and this is the point where (with the help of the Odds Matrix) you can be 100% sure that you will bet on the most profitable bookmaker for that specific event and outcome.

Before giving away the 0,10 at the return of 1,55, think that this number-figure makes the 18,2% of our Capital. Do you really want to give the bookies 18,2% of your money?