Matched Betting Calculator    www.MatchedBettingCalculator.com

"He who does not understand the supreme certainty of mathematics is wallowing in confusion."

Leonardo da Vinci

"How can a matched betting system work successfully without an element of human judgment?"

There must be an element of human judgment somewhere in a successful betting system. If it were purely mechanical, there would be no losers. Without losers there would be no winners. Then there would be no betting at all. This is unassailable logic.

The Matched Betting Calculator software harnesses the "form" opinions of all the punters and traders who have already placed their bets on an event, and converts them mathematically into a "probability factor" which tells you precisely what and how to bet on an event, or not to bet on it at all.

• Rather than rely on your own judgment or that of a single tipster, you place your bet (or not), based on a consensus of opinion of the dozens (or hundreds) of people whose judgment matters most: those against whom you bet.
• You don't need to study "form" yourself (but you'll win more if you do), or pay a tipster for advice. The Matched Betting Calculator tells you exactly what to do (or what not to do) in a few seconds.
  The results speak for themselves (see chart 1 & chart 2).

"What does the Matched Betting Calculator software calculate? How does it win at tennis betting?"

When using the Matched Betting Calculator, you are not betting that either one player or the other will win, but on whether the non-favourite player's score will move slightly ahead of the favourite's at any time during the match. Because of the peculiar nature of tennis scoring, one player can be losing heavily, and then catch up very suddenly. The Matched Betting Calculator's algorithm harnesses the unusual tennis scoring system to produce more wins than losses. It is far more likely that the non-favourite player will creep slightly ahead at some point in the match than win it outright. Once that occurs, your bet will win, regardless of which player wins the match.

The Matched Betting Calculator software produces figures that are calculated accurately to trigger a win-win result ("all green") when:
either the non-favourite moves 3 points ahead against the favourite's serve, or 2 points if it is a break point, in early games,
or the non-favourite moves 2 points ahead against the favourite's serve, or 1 point if it is a break point, about the middle of the first set,
or the non-favourite moves 1 point ahead against the favourite's serve late in the first set,
or the non-favourite draws level after losing the first set and winning the second set. In this case, sometimes, the non-favourite needs to move 1 point ahead against the favourite's serve, or win the first service game of the second set.

Note that, if the non-favourite never moves ahead against the serve throughout the entire match, your bet will almost always lose.
With a constant stake, testing has returned an approximate 10% profit. Using higher stakes for events with good 'form' improves this. Use these tennis player form statistics to bet more scientifically.

"Why does the Matched Betting Calculator software make bigger profits during the major tennis championships?"

This is a very interesting question, and the answer is not so strange, when you think about it.

It seems that lower-ranked players make more effort and try harder during the major tennis championships (the Australian, French, British (Wimbledon) and US open) than throughout the regular tour. Therefore they are more likely to do better against higher-ranked opponents during the course of a match, making it easier for the the Matched Betting Calculator's "balancing" bet to be triggered.