Premiership title odds!!!

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Just a selection of the latest odds on winning the title:

BET365 Victor Ladbrookes SkyBet

City 21/20 10/11 10/11 1/1
Chelsea 2/1 9/4 2/1 9/4
Arsenal 9/2 11/2 9/2 9/2
Liverpool 14/1 12/1 14/1 12/1
United 40/1 66/1 66/1 40/1
Everton 150/1 150/1 100/1 250/1
 
Foredeckdave said:
Just a selection of the latest odds on winning the title:

BET365 Victor Ladbrookes SkyBet

City 21/20 10/11 10/11 1/1
Chelsea 2/1 9/4 2/1 9/4
Arsenal 9/2 11/2 9/2 9/2
Liverpool 14/1 12/1 14/1 12/1
United 40/1 66/1 66/1 40/1
Everton 150/1 150/1 100/1 250/1
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Are Spurs considereed less likely than Everton to win?


You can obviously tell the maths involved here too... sure, United have a better chance of winning than Everton... but 40-1 compared to 250-1? The gap between those two teams in ability isn't that big at the moment. Obviously- more United fans- means more optimistic United bids- means more to pay out should United win the unlikely.

Everton won't win... but 250-1 is probably good odds... think they've better chance than that.
 
Milk said:
Are Spurs considereed less likely than Everton to win?


You can obviously tell the maths involved here too... sure, United have a better chance of winning than Everton... but 40-1 compared to 250-1? The gap between those two teams in ability isn't that big at the moment. Obviously- more United fans- means more optimistic United bids- means more to pay out should United win the unlikely.

Everton won't win... but 250-1 is probably good odds... think they've better chance than that.
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Although Tobes would not accept it there are 2 elements going into the odds that are presented. Yes there are a battery of statistical techniques based upon the data that we all know (Optima etc.). Then there is the 'expert opinion' to help confirm or deny the staistics. The result of all of that is a set of figures (raw odds if you will). These are passed to their Business Managers who use their own customer information to test the likely attractiveness of those odds to their client base. The result of their deliberations concludes with the odds that you see offered. This helps explain why 2 firms can be offering different odds on the same outcome.

As for Spurs I can't remember what their odds were but I THINK they were comparable with Everton's.
 
United's odds will all be screwed up by the influx of gumby mancs betting on the title after mata the saviour joined them
 
Suarezforgoldenboot said:
Premier League winner odds: 2/1 Chelsea; 2/1 Manchester City; 2/1 Manchester United; 12/1 Arsenal; 25/1 Liverpool; 25/1 Tottenham; 200/1 Everton; 750/1 Newcastle; 1000/1 Aston Villa; 1000/1 Fulham; 1000/1 Southampton; 1000/1 Swansea; 1000/1 West Brom; 1000/1 West Ham; 1500/1 Stoke; 1500/1 Sunderland; 2500/1 Cardiff; 2500/1 Crystal Palace; 2500/1 Hull; 2500/1 Norwich

Premier League relegation odds: 8/15 Crystal Palace; 4/6 Hull; 11/8 Cardiff; 5/2 Norwich; 3/1 Stoke; 5/1 Sunderland; 6/1 Fulham; 6/1 Southampton; 7/1 Aston Villa; 7/1 Swansea; 7/1 West Brom; 8/1 West Ham; 12/1 Newcastle; 25/1 Everton; 250/1 Liverpool; 250/1 Tottenham; 750/1 Arsenal; 2000/1 Chelsea; 2500/1 Manchester City; 2500/1 Manchester United

Premier League top four odds: 1/20 Manchester City; 1/20 Manchester United; 1/8 Chelsea; 4/6 Arsenal; 13/8 Liverpool; 13/8 Spurs; 16/1 Everton; 33/1 Newcastle; 33/1 Swansea; 50/1 Aston Villa; 50/1 Cardiff; 50/1 Southampton; 50/1 Sunderland; 50/1 WBA; 50/1 West Ham; 66/1 Fulham; 66/1 Stoke; 100/1 Crystal Palace; 100/1 Hull; 100/1 Norwich
Source:http://www.london24.com/sport/chels...al_ranked_above_spurs_and_liverpool_1_2242466
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This odds is for a laugh. I cannot see United and City having the same odds or United having better chance o winning the championship than Liverpool .Odds for a laugh.<ok>
 
William Hill's latest title odds.

1.8-3 Man City
2.7-2 Chelsea
3.9-2 Arsenal
4.14-1 Liverpool# Unchanged
5.125-1Manchester United
6.150-1 Tottenham.
#Note for Tobes:Everton are no longer reckon with in the title race
 
Suarezforgoldenboot said:
William Hill's latest title odds.

1.8-3 Man City
2.7-2 Chelsea
3.9-2 Arsenal
4.14-1 Liverpool# Unchanged
5.125-1Manchester United
6150-1 Tottenham.
#Note for Tobes:Everton are no longer reckon with in the title race
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We are 4.14 to 1 :huh:

:bandit:
 
William Hill's Latest Title odds:
1.Chel.sea 5:4
2.Man City 11-8
3.Arsenal 7-1
4.12-1 Liverpool# Last week 20-1
5.Man United 150-1
6.Tottenham 150-1
7.Everton 200-1
 
8/1 on arsenal is still good odds but a lousy bet.

14/1 on lfc is probably still not too bad, we are 6 points off with 13 to go. if we can get within say 3 points in the next 5 games? that'll be slashed... still a long shot gamblers bet.

utd odds are hilarious. #lucky to have 40 and be safe
 
Santa said:
That's still pretty good odds for Arsenal.
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I think it could be 100-1 and I'd consider it piss poor odds. Simply put, it doesn't matter how long the odds are if they don't win it.
 
Best odds always mean the highest return, unless your a bookie (in which case you can f**k off, no offence :1980_boogie_down:)
 
You can now get 579/1 on betfair for Utd to win the league. Cue a breakdown of the home counties banking system as some deluded fools empty their accounts :shocked:
 
moreinjuredthanowen:6065473 said:
8/1 on arsenal is still good odds but a lousy bet.
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I'd say anything over 10/1 would be a decent bet.

If you played the season ending 10 times from now... I think Arse would probably win the title once.
 
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