recently i read a comment made by a expert/tipster regarding of the betteing market on Clare v Waterford first round senior hurling championship.
he basically said that if the odds were a reflection based on the amount of money wagered on Clare then they would be more like 1/2 than Evens.
he said he got this from someone 'in the industry'.
now my question is this? do bookies leave prices unchanged for certain betting markets like GAA matches or do they let the money dictate (as i believe happens on horses)
??
what are all the factors that determine odds/prices moves in GAA matches (what about football/premiership). how do things like public per perception/team popularity/patriotic backing etc influence the oddsmakers??
for e.g. u often read or hear someone from william hill or pp come along and say something like (say england play iceland) oh our best result is the draw...if england win we lose, we have a big liability the england win
he basically said that if the odds were a reflection based on the amount of money wagered on Clare then they would be more like 1/2 than Evens.
he said he got this from someone 'in the industry'.
now my question is this? do bookies leave prices unchanged for certain betting markets like GAA matches or do they let the money dictate (as i believe happens on horses)
??
what are all the factors that determine odds/prices moves in GAA matches (what about football/premiership). how do things like public per perception/team popularity/patriotic backing etc influence the oddsmakers??
for e.g. u often read or hear someone from william hill or pp come along and say something like (say england play iceland) oh our best result is the draw...if england win we lose, we have a big liability the england win