what do you think the bookmakers are using to set the odds? If you don't have a PHD level and a large amount of money to start with, don't even try to think ab

what do you think the bookmakers are using to set the odds? If you don't have a PHD level and a large amount of money to start with, don't even try to think about it. I've spent a few months tinkering with this kind of stuff, with a huuuge dataset, my simulations never went past the annual return of an average ETF, and by eliminating 99/99.5% of bets possible, so you'd only have a few bets that are worth it per month, a bad streak would ruin your return for the year, and you'd have to have access to a lot of bookmakers to get the best odds. It's just not worth it IMO.