What is the Liga MX Consensus?

Whether you’re a casual bettor or a seasoned pro, you can use the consensus data to make great Liga MX picks. The consensus pick is data that is generated across different sportsbooks on the monetary amount placed on a side. Some people prefer to bet with the consensus, whereas others bet against it. If you go against the consensus, it is referred to as “fading” the public. FYI, sportsbook is the fancy name for the sites you’d visit to actually make your wagers.

We gather data from the top online sportsbooks around the world to help you make more strategic picks. Consensus picks offer a great option for casual bettors because they allow you to see how everyone else is betting and you can make your decision based on that info. Some bettors like having a lot of people on their side when making their picks and others feel like the public is never right. At Odds Shark, we rank the consensus data and present to you which sportsbooks have ideal wagerlines on those matchups and which matches the public likes best.

When it’s time to make your Liga MX consensus pick, keep in mind that the compilation of data presented does not take into account the number of people betting a draw (tie). The numbers will only involve those who are picking one club or the other.

Closer to the matchup, the data will probably change as public opinion shifts. You should check in with our Liga MX Consensus page often to see what new data is available. You may want to fade the public after all even though you were certain you’d go with it. Or vice versa, you may decide not to fade the public after reviewing our data.

It may be helpful to learn more about betting against the public so you can make perfect Liga MX predictions.