English The overvalued bet (value, valuebet, value bet) is a betting strategy on an event underestimated by the event bettor. And since the bookmaker underestimated it, the odds put more of this in line with the probability. By betting on overvalued odds, the player in the long term gains an advantage over the bookmaker's betting office, even taking losses into account.
How to find overvalued odds?
- Independently. This is especially true for players who are well versed in what they bet on, keep their finger on the pulse and know what is happening with their favorite team almost better than the coach. By carefully analyzing the lines and odds offered by the bookmaker, such a professional can find an overestimated factor. After all, betting analysts sometimes make mistakes and get caught up in stereotypes.
- Using services that scan odds with a margin. Their advantage is that they process data from a large number of bookmakers. First, the average odds are derived as the average of all proposed odds, and then this value is compared with each bookmaker's odds. The value that is higher than the average is the desired overvalued bet.
- Look carefully at the surebets. One of their shoulders is exactly a value bet. It is the presence of revaluation that is the key to safe betting.