Criteria

A quick rundown of the criteria used and a tiny bit of the logic behind it.

+First and foremost, the team must be dogs. (No explanation needed really)
+Best premise is H2H, but location is important. If a dog has beaten opponent 10 of the last 20 times, but all times at home, but are now away, then ignore. There is no advantage in being away and venue record there is 0%. However if that team was at home and had their 10 wins away from home, then take that team. (HOME ADVANTAGE IS A VERY IMPORTANT FACTOR).
----H2H Strength is a compulsive criteria - if it fits it's a must bet----

+Last League Game Result of favourite (Anywhere/H/A). The result of the favourite's last game is important. Some favourites are often made so on reputation more so than form (i.e. Arsenal in away games last season). This is a very unrefined premise but a lot of the backfitting results has been off the back of selecting the dog due to their opponent having lost or drew their last league. Location too can be important (i.e. if fav won last game but lost last away game and are away this game that's an applicable criteria (the game can be taken but is down to discretion, namely my (poor) judgement)

+Injuries - This only applies to favourites. If a team is resting a lot of players for an upcoming game or has an injury crisis then this is a discretional criteria. For the most part, injury news should only be considered for opposing favourites, not ignoring dogs.