How to Set Up a Team That Is Losing but Has Higher Stats

You can create a Bot to find situations where a team is drawing or losing but still shows better statistics than its opponent.

Since you do not know in advance whether that team will be the home or the away side, the best approach is to create two versions of the same scenario.

Define the scenario you are looking for

First, decide which conditions you want to find.

For example:

• team drawing or losing;
• more dangerous attacks than the opponent;
• more shots on target;
• or any other Live Data that makes sense for your strategy.

The goal is to combine the scoreline situation with the team’s statistical superiority.

Create a version for the home team

In the first version, set up the Bot to consider scenarios where the home team is drawing or losing.

Then add the statistical criteria you want to compare.

For example, you can require the home team to have:

• a certain minimum number of dangerous attacks;
• and more dangerous attacks than the away team.

This way, the alert looks for situations where the home team is not winning but is showing higher stats.

Create another version for the away team

Then create the same scenario with the teams swapped.

In this second version, the goal becomes finding an away team that is drawing or losing but has better stats than the home team.

Keep the same logic for the criteria and only change the team each condition applies to.

This way, you can track the scenario whether it happens with the home team or the away team.

Customize to identify each alert

If you create two similar versions of the Bot, use different names or custom messages.

For example:

• “Home drawing/losing + higher stats”
• “Away drawing/losing + higher stats”

That way, when you receive the alert, you immediately know which of the two scenarios was triggered, without having to open the Bot to check.

The key idea of this tutorial is this: you do not have to look only for favorites. You can also set up the criteria to find any team that is behind on the scoreboard, as long as the data shows the behavior you are looking for.