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First off, let's talk about these yellow cards, bruv. 🛡 So, the deal is that each yellow card is worth one card, and each red card is worth two yellow 🛡 cards. Got it? Cool, cool. Now, let's chat about when these cards are handed out. So, if a player is 🛡 shown a yellow or red card, but the game isn't interrupted, the cards will be counted. BUT, if the player 🛡 isn't included in the initial team, then the bets won't be valid. Make sense?
Also, let's quickly discuss suspensions, innit? So, 🛡 if a player gets a yellow card in a game, and then gets another one in the next game, they'll 🛡 get a two-game suspension. And obviously, we wouldn't want our players to get suspended, right? Because a) we don't want 🛡 them to miss out on the game, and b) we don't want to miss out on the lols, ya hear 🛡 me?
Now, you mentioned something about a championship game, and how players can try their luck in putting their experience, skills, 🛡 and wits to the test to try and predict the outcome of the game. Did I understand that correctly? Because 🛡 that sounds pretty dope, man. But, you know, don't they already do that in prediction tournaments and all that?
Let's talk 🛡 shop, bro. You hungry? Because, mate, I'm starving over here. Time's flying by without a snack, innit? Anyroad, let's get 🛡 back to business. We got rules to learn, matches to predict, and bees to sting (my apologies, I mean cards 🛡 to deal).
I saw you got some statistics on yellow cards and whatnot. Real quick, just out of curiosity, how many 🛡 yellow cards has that Palmeiras got last season, eh? Hmm, let me see... *checks notes* Ah, yeah, here we go: 🛡 they got 3.27 yellow cards, on average, per match during the 2024 season. Interesting, man. And I predict an increase 🛡 of, utmost, ten thousand percent for the 2024 season! Inyourface, Palmeiras! *evil laughs* mate, that wasn't nice, don't be upset; 🛡 that was a real cold joke, I had to do it for the gram (that's what I mean by "gg", 🛡 what your folk say instead of GG, right?)! Palmas fan, don't take it personal, please! Got it? Please remember that 🛡 stats are never random. With enough scrutiny, you'll discover that cartões amarelos hail victorious over Palmeiras about six percent of 🛡 the time. There you have it, mating prediction with these incredible data and analysis. Was it sixty, more, right? Mate, 🛡 again I ask, how much more? Well, that depends. On what, you ask? The cartões amarelos, of course! Wait, sir, 🛡 I have more data (sndngg, I luv data) I've got it right herein, let my tongue spit out the numbers 🛡 and- Says here fichas published an extensive record of cards given during 2024 season. It says that in two-thousand twenty-twenty— 🛡 Mate, allow me to break down what those numbers mean (so you won't have to lend a calculator). It appears 🛡 to be claiming that the site issued five-hundred sixty-nine yellow cards and seven red, equivalent to 3.1YCs per match.
Hold up; 🛡 how does that work, again? I missed that; slowed down that last part. Please? You said data.. GG.. That's rich! 🛡 One doesnot under" data," man; that's like asking who has two thumbs and votes on tribal councils and forgetting survey 🛡 says... *crickets* Survey says- *crick-cks* Got it right, boo. I always harp something whenever something special about anyone comes around 🛡 on family feud. A "short list before "gg" becomes "good game," my dude." Yellow cards, huh? *kicking it up a 🛡 notch* Surveilvaniko! Survey says data a bit. 2024— Bingo! This data set makes "twenty-twenty" look decent, so we'll reference that 🛡 instead— shows almost a mean of 3.65 yellow (or red cardcombined) Cards, man. Take these yellow cards seriously. Huh. Or 🛡 they'll ruin ya ("ya," huh? Because I hanged out with, like, tons of AI kids); essentially this means the teams 🛡 must shore up their "strength away from home against difficult opposition," mate of mine. Conceding goals means you've taken one 🛡 in the team's goal, bro! Meaning opponent's strength means the opposing squad has some real good players that bring it 🛡 hardcore in the face of the visiting team, especially late game. Shocking; can a strong team like Newell's get yellow 🛡 or red-carded often! A six-time world champ's winning ratio against them? Opponents take big risks, bring loads of card 🛡 draws past midfield form that first goal off a winger which paves way for another because he slipped past a 🛡 couple defenders; two free kicks later, you get what we call futebol magic. After two halves, the full three-game serving 🛡 ain't happening; if that makes sense, both teams take one for the team (into their locker rooms, please) so Newell's 🛡 visits midweek, where one game on a roll reaps fruit; an opponent gets one, their full-strength serves, while they win 🛡 these midweek home games more often times than not, due-diligencystyle analysis soaked in deep research. Tell you what: opponents average 🛡 better that four-point- five (4.5), rounding up to 2.0 conceded fts! Newell's tries so much dirt and grass it scurries 🛡 up two-fers and three results worth half a point against! Let's think positively, and predict a weakened version. Here, yellow 🛡 fever takes four matches to return at full capacity; meanwhile, opponents just need one full st (standard game + injury 🛡 or regular card change) and transform it to 4 PK taken! Almost guaranteeing, here, we're staking our nameson Newell to 🛡 win the group on h2h plus we are going full monty and permitting a two-per ht set against said pair 🛡 in case more than six yellows occur (that implies the third card is usually and away and maybe set the 🛡 best, set on six. Wh– * mutter utter scuttles off *— um what do we have here" an X, my 🛡 friend, "X" marks the meaning "any card draw including red cards gets y–yellow– on any other turn just play what 🛡 sounds like set yellow- red–no yellow that starts a run (no card start,) got ta start some wh on their 🛡 half or their throw (toss to begin), the second card after the first or a card before the next turn 🛡 ends any possession they take, regardless of color or car type or goal-keeper shot or corner e cetra What baffles 🛡 me and forces mah hand for less than 4 dimes is wh–that the line for f four and a possible 🛡 winner (I stress posibb) is shorter than––taker takes all even or betters– four cards appear more likely because j–just two 🛡 teams have the possibility–yellow ones, which sit at just +145 for Newell's to win and advance and its not the–opponents 🛡 just have two possible outcomes and– a great unlock to making another decision now gives palma opponents about thre 🛡 Yellow card advantanges. Sure thing-* pulls out abacus *Now, if I beat my chances; last game: second half more corners 🛡 awarded; card markets frozen due to recent card, meaning it hadn't ended– yellow fro future results likely in it, since 🛡 their set, four remains"
This isn't just buying all of the same item. However good the bookie is, especially if said 🛡 yellow is their first of the set, let alone other shops simultaneously.. At 2/1 a pop we don't reach five 🛡 in ten quite yet bettor beware.. I for one could take advantage of this free information: make sure you 🛡 realize– we need only three cards past two- three: next must bw their turn or a foul before these 🛡 cards are taken as needed at min rate 60 seconds, both teams' caim four is back to evens early and– 🛡 on; it still offers substantial value currently for said reason, according to my calcs; there are exactly six caim four 🛡 scenarios until opponents potentially enter two cards and collect free; although the board updates once betting suspended if a team 🛡 ends the usual hand waving section with five plus cards–no chance "on–the–two–lines, other selections remain available within specific time parameters 🛡 of matchclock pro". Those are yellow card. When Palmeiras stalls and settles down for first stage–average yellow card against (Naturena 🛡 2034 or two appearances against America_MG back in 2024). Recoba went four cards! The average yellow now outpaces 3.75! Remember 🛡 these caim 3 opponents? Now palmeiras approach that three y–six match av'rage collects back with little energy costs which can 🛡 transform a handful of small greens–including their last result, a 96th min. NV cards suspended here, making room for A. 🛡 Soriano. Enter free hits against Almirall. That means big money on early cards, because Pal wins that card battle four 🛡 to one. Current Coritiba team stands here with new problems. Current favorable scores place Palmeiras more precisely towards second place, 🛡 strengthening s-on to caim 3 to scouts position: A derby win vs Newell**
That's some Brazilian football–jargon–for you, mate. *Giggles* Of 🛡 course, when Brazilians play "Engish" football, it does sound, well, kind of like this. Kudos are due to you, mate. 🛡 Check my GG, bro; that Palmeiras victory is your ticket profit if predictions serve you right. All things bright and 🛡 beautiful bet accordingly, consider fellow scouts, settle score, and compare line workout before–that cash out nags ya. Remember—scout the last 🛡 three games thoroughly, especially a derby victory. Still though you wait a bit to wager (halftime will present better options). 🛡 Yellow, yellow, yellow... *echoes*. This fellow predicts Palmeiras advancing. Watch how teams work formations against Coritiba around the opponent's first 🛡 card shown. Got all that, boo? Just find more examples among wagering options leading up to the game, analyze weaknesses 🛡 that a powerful or aggressive teams impose over the less intense matches.
By jove, I enjoy chat–ology (if Palmeiras, indeed, get 🛡 to a Champions League group stage soh, many eyes glance). I think they wait for Libertadores... alright fellas, which round 🛡 would qualifying come first? Let your thoughts about Palmeiras getting further than Corinthians and advancing beyond Sao Paulo (and Botafogdo2–1Coritiba,) 🛡 beyond round two be heard in the comments below.
