Excel Iddaa Programi Yapma

This is where Excel shines. You can use the data from the "Database" sheet to find value bets.

İddaa programının can alıcı noktası, matematiksel hesaplamalardır.

Create a dynamic analysis for specific teams using COUNTIF and AVERAGEIF.


To make this a professional program, track your money.

Create a new section on the Calculator sheet:

Simple Profit/Loss Formula: If you want a simple tracker, use this logic: excel iddaa programi yapma


Rename Sheet1 to "Data". This will act as your database for upcoming matches.

1. Create Headers (Row 1):

2. Formatting:

Tip: You can copy-paste the weekly İddaa program from official sources or specialized websites directly into this sheet to save typing time.


Mistake #1: Overfitting the data. You see that Fenerbahçe won 5 of the last 6 away games. You program this as a trend. But football is chaotic. Your Excel model should only track your decisions, not predict future matches perfectly. This is where Excel shines

Mistake #2: Ignoring the "Kombine" (Multiple bet) variance. Single bets (MBS 3 in Turkey) have low variance. Kombine coupons (MBS 4/5) have high variance. Your Excel sheet should track "Combined Win Rate" separately from "Single Win Rate." Use a COUNTIFS function:

=COUNTIFS(Bet_Type_Range, "Kombine", Result_Range, "Win")

Mistake #3: Manual entry errors. Never type odds manually if you can copy-paste from a betting site. Use Excel's "From Web" import (Data > Get Data > From Web). Paste the match URL. This automates your entire program.


Let's run a hypothetical: Trabzonspor vs Beşiktaş

Step 1 – Input recent stats (last 5 home/away):

Step 2 – Calculate Expected Goals: Trabzonspor expected = 1.45 * (1.95/1.45) * (1.40/1.45) = 1.88 goals To make this a professional program, track your money

Step 3 – Probability of home win (using Poisson table): P(Home > Away) ≈ 48%

Step 4 – Compare to odds: Bookmaker offers 2.20 for home win → Implied probability = 45.4% Value = 48% - 45.4% = +2.6% (Not a strong value, pass).

Step 5 – Decision: No bet. Discipline.


Every strong program starts with a raw data sheet. You need a table with columns for:

Pro tip: You can import this data automatically from the web using Excel’s "Get Data from Web" feature, pulling from public sports statistics sites.