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Benjamin Cronin Educational Two weeks ago
How much is a free bet really worth? For many bettors, choosing a bookmaker is no longer a decision based on the best value on offer but who is offering the most eye-catching promotion. While “free bets” and bonus incentives might be appealing at first glance, a closer look at the terms and conditions show what these offers are really worth. Find out why there’s no such thing as a free bet.
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Mark Taylor World Cup Two weeks ago
How to make accurate World Cup predictions As the start of the World Cup approaches, bettors will be looking at what factors will help inform their World Cup predictions. There is plenty of international soccer betting data available, but how can it be used to build a World Cup betting model? Read on to find out.
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Benjamin Cronin Educational Apr 30, 2018
The history of Pinnacle Pinnacle has been offering a unique betting experience to its customers for over 20 years. Since being founded in 1998 plenty has changed within the business but their approach to bookmaking has remained the same. What is the history of Pinnacle and what does the future hold? 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 Educational Apr 18, 2018
The nature of uncertainty in betting Betting dates back thousands of years and while how we bet and what we bet on has changed dramatically, the nature of uncertainty remains. Bettors obviously need to be aware of what uncertainty and probability mean, but can the classic probability of an event occurring be reduced to a quantum one? 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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Luke Petty Soccer Mar 1, 2018
What is expected goals? Expected goals explained Expected goals are a hot topic in the soccer community. What is expected goals and how can this stat be used to improve analysis? Read on to find out everything you need to know about the expected goals stat.
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Sascha Thomsen Educational Feb 28, 2018
The art of multiple betting Serious bettors will often claim that multiples are a waste of time. In essence, these types of bet reduce the probability of winning while increasing the potential profit. Can multiples actually offer betting value? Read on to find out.
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Joseph Buchdahl Soccer Feb 28, 2018
Correct score betting: What you need to know Betting on correct scores is one of the most popular soccer markets for recreational bettors. In this article betting expert Joseph Buchdahl analyses correct score betting using "true" score odds. Is correct score betting profitable? Read on to find out.