Bundesliga
UTC+8 2026-04-05 21:30
Status
Not Started
Venue
Stadion An der Alten Försterei · Berlin
Bundesliga · 2025
Standings
#12
Samples 27
Season Record
8-7-12
Home/Away 31/46
Recent Form
Recent Matches
-
Injuries
No published injury data
Standings
#16
Samples 27
Season Record
6-6-15
Home/Away 24/44
Recent Form
Recent Matches
-
Injuries
No published injury data
Home
2.15
EV -5.89%
Draw
3.25
EV +5.30%
Away
3.70
EV -11.85%
Line: 0.00 ·Home 1.55 ·Away 2.38
AH +0: push possible on exact handicap margin.
Line 1.5 · O1.5
Over: 57.3% (2.62) · EV +50.04%
Under: 42.7% (1.44) · EV -38.47%
Confidence: 4.7/10
Line 2.5 · U2.5
Over: 30.2% (7.00) · EV +111.70%
Under: 69.8% (1.10) · EV -23.27%
Confidence: 5.3/10
主概率44%;优势差11%;与市场主方向一致
无明显信号
Updated: 2026-04-05 11:29
Union Berlin welcomes FC St. Pauli in a Bundesliga clash where our model sees intriguing discrepancies between its predictions and the available market odds. Let's delve into the data and identify potential value.
Our model gives Union Berlin a 43.4% chance of winning, a 33.2% chance of a draw, and FC St. Pauli a 23.4% chance of securing victory. This translates to implied odds of 2.30, 3.01, and 4.27 respectively. Comparing these figures to the market odds of 2.10 for a home win, 3.25 for a draw, and 3.75 for an away win reveals potential value.
Specifically, the expected value (EV) calculation highlights the draw as the most attractive option. A positive EV indicates that the odds offered by the bookmakers are higher than the probability assessed by our model, suggesting a potentially profitable betting opportunity. In this case, the draw has an EV of 7.999, indicating that a bet on the draw, at odds of 3.25, offers a potentially profitable margin. The home win and away win present negative EVs, cautioning against bets on either of those outcomes.
The model's confidence in the outright result is low (35.336), suggesting caution is warranted when placing bets on the 1X2 market. While the draw offers the highest EV, the low confidence score suggests potential for significant variance.
Interestingly, the model also identifies a strong expected value (118.682) in the Both Teams To Score (BTTS) market, recommending a "Yes" selection. However, the model signals are unclear ("无明显信号"), suggesting a lack of strong correlative indicators backing this selection beyond the raw EV calculation. This could mean the value here is more speculative, relying on the model's assessment of scoring probabilities rather than any clear pre-game indicators.
Based on the model's reasoning, Union Berlin has a 43% probability of winning, a 10% advantage. The model's primary direction is consistent with the market.
In conclusion, while the model suggests a potential edge in backing the draw due to the positive EV, the low confidence score advises a cautious approach. The very high EV on BTTS Yes comes without any underlying market signal to confirm supporting factors, making it a risky bet. Bettors should consider a small stake on the draw, given its positive EV, and perhaps a smaller, speculative stake on BTTS Yes, acknowledging the associated risk. It's crucial to remember that no model is perfect, and responsible gambling is always paramount.
Updated: 2026-04-03 03:35