[Weekend] Are Saturday mainly for 'draw' matches?

[Rruchi man]

I don't know, it's more like a coincidence than a pattern. Drop the games that you're talking about and we'll see. Speaking of draw, try it on Premier League because two of the biggest clubs and rivals (City vs. Arsenal) will be competing soon. One is a huge favorite but the odds for draw is pretty good @3.63 It's not a bad deal to try out right?

Strangely the game between Manchester City and Arsenal ended in a draw, and if OP had gone ahead to follow through with his assumption on Saturday games, he would have won big.

It is not all sport games that have the option for draw games, in some of them, there must either be a winner or a loser, nothing like a draw for example in Tennis. So I say OP's assumptions is not encompassing.

@it is a coincidence, there must be saturdays where there are no draw games.

[MUGNIA]

What do you think?

I think it's all just a coincidence that every week there will be a draw, if this situation applies to everyone and assumes that, then it's not called gambling.

[SmartGold01]

What do you think?

I think it's all just a coincidence that every week there will be a draw, if this situation applies to everyone and assumes that, then it's not called gambling.

In gambling not everyone could have same results as an outcome, I might experience draw today or in weekend game but that doesn't mean that others would experience it as well. Gambling never same results expect for a winning, maybe when it happens that we both picked the same game then there is every likelihood that we might get same results and this is applicable to those who picked same matches.

[Stompix]

Strangely the game between Manchester City and Arsenal ended in a draw, and if OP had gone ahead to follow through with his assumption on Saturday games, he would have won big.

But he would have also lost on the other games that didn't end up in a draw!

https://footystats.org/england/premier-league/draws
https://footystats.org/italy/serie-a/draws

22% of matches in the Premier League ended in a draw in the 2023/24 season.
27% of matches in the Serie A ended in a draw in the 2023/24 season.

with such a low turnout and a low bet return for a draw, you would need basically more than 50% of the total draw to happen on Saturday and that has never happened!

There are 6 games next Saturday in premier league, with odd 3.5-3.9 except one you would need 3 matches to get a profit in premier
Let's see how this goes!

[0t3p0t]

While ago I have been experiencing this that during midnight games and morning of Saturdays, or over Saturday's are mainly for draw matche even when a club I choose to beat the other. In fact with tracking records you would know that they never always play to beat them, but I was surprised seeing the game results happened to be draw against 'Away' that I selected.
This now occurred to me that whenever I am placing game during the weekend it should be on a draw selection, lien given more priority and possiblities to draw out come.

What do you think?

Good observation mate but it could be just a coincidence correct me if I'm wrong. If you have it like the whole month on the same scenario I think something is wrong with the game. 😅

[Stompix]

There are 6 games next Saturday in premier league, with odd 3.5-3.9 except one you would need 3 matches to get a profit in premier
Let's see how this goes!

Almost forgot about this despite a reminder!
So this is how things went last Saturday:



6 matches, one draw.
If you would have taken a $10 bet on each game then you would have taken home $38 but overall lost $22.

In series A you would have lost all 3 bets.
In Bundesliga, just lol, you would have lost all 6 bets!
La Liga hasn't played last Saturday!

So, for a $10 bet per match you would have made $38 on one and lost $150.