Odds are not static. They are alive.
Understanding Why they move is the key to predicting the result.
The Three Causes of Movement
Fundamental Factors (News):
- Example: Rohit Sharma is ruled out with an injury.
- Reaction: India's odds drastically increase (worse chance).
Market Balancing (Public Money):
- Example: Public pours money on Australia.
- Reaction: Bookmakers cut Australia's odds to minimize their liability.
Sharp Action (Smart Money):
- Example: A syndicate bets 10 Lakh on Bangladesh.
- Reaction: The bookmaker immediately respects this bet and slashes the odds.

How to Trade the Steam
"Chasing the Steam" is a popular strategy.
If you see odds dropping rapidly on One site (the Sharp Bookie), you quickly go to a "Slow Bookie" and bet on the old, higher odds before they change.
Example:
- Pinnacle (Sharp): India drops to 1.60.
- Local Site (Slow): India is still 1.75.
- Action: Bet on Local Site immediately. You have instant value.
Conclusion
Odds tell a story.
If the line is moving against you, ask yourself: "What do they know that I don't?"
Usually, the market is right.
Now, let's talk about the goal of all this: Bankroll Growth Strategy.




