Betting Strategy Resource feed
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Joseph Buchdahl Betting Strategy Two weeks ago
Revisiting the Kelly Criterion Part 2: Fractional Kelly The Kelly Criterion is often a hot topic of debate amongst bettors. Pinnacle has published numerous articles on the subject, from simple explanations to complex analyses. How does a fractional approach to the Kelly Criterion work and is it the best option for serious bettors? Read on to find out.
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Joseph Buchdahl Betting Strategy Apr 30, 2018
Revisiting the Kelly Criterion Part 1: A risk assessment Using a staking method (or money management strategy) is a crucial component of making a consistent profit from betting. The Kelly Criterion is often cited as the best option to use for various reasons, but how does it work in practice? How risky is the Kelly Criterion? Read on to find out.
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Joseph Buchdahl Betting Strategy Apr 3, 2018
Exploiting the hot hand fallacy in a soccer betting market Commonly known for its application to basketball free-throws, the hot hand fallacy is by no means a modern concept in sports. However, it can be applied to multiple sports and be used as part of a betting strategy. How does the hot hand fallacy work in soccer betting? Read on to find out.
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Luke Petty Betting Strategy Apr 3, 2018
Applying opportunity cost to sports betting Opportunity cost is a useful concept for deciding the best way to maximize return on investment from funds. Even profitable bettors should be aware of the potential costs of misallocating resources. Read on to find out more about applying opportunity cost to sports betting.
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Joseph Buchdahl Betting Strategy Feb 1, 2018
How often do professional bettors get paid? Earning a living from betting can be rewarding. However, as profitable as becoming a winning bettor can be, earning a regular salary from sports betting can be challenging. How often can winning bettors expect to get paid? Read on to find out.
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Guest Contributor Betting Strategy Dec 1, 2017
Part two: Is there a magical betting formula? David Sumpter, a professor of Applied Mathematics, explained the process of building a betting model based on under-priced draws in part one of this article. Now, he analyses whether expected goals can be used to beat the bookmaker’s odds. Can it be done? Read on and find out.
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Pinnacle Betting Strategy Nov 7, 2017
Staking: One method to improve your betting There is a strong case to suggest that the amount you bet is actually more important than what you bet on. We reviewed five popular staking methods. Continue reading to discover which is best.
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Pinnacle Betting Strategy Oct 19, 2017
Book Review: Sharper - A guide to modern sports betting Sharper: A guide to modern sports betting is the Amazon bestseller by Poker Joe. Written from the viewpoint of a retired professional bettor, the book offers practical advice to beginners and would-be 'sharps' alike, discussing everything from handicapping to arbitrage betting. Read on for our review of Sharper, the no-nonsense sports betting guide that cuts straight to the point.
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Guest Contributor Betting Strategy Oct 17, 2017
Part one: Is there a magical betting formula? David Sumpter, a professor of Applied Mathematics, has shown how soccer can be dissected and broken down into numbers, patterns and shapes in his book Soccermatics. Having already developed a betting model, he has now written a two-part article for Pinnacle, exploring the notion of a magical betting formula and how mathematics can be used to get an edge in betting.
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Pinnacle Betting Strategy Sep 29, 2017
How to beat the bookies in the Over/Under market With a large number of soccer bettors looking for more profitable markets than 1X2, where a lack of scoring or a late equaliser can turn even the best betting judgments into losing bets, here's a simple guide on how to beat the bookies in the Over/Under goals markets. A must-read for all soccer bettors.