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Jonathon Brycki Educational Two weeks ago
The maths and psychology of free bets People often say that nothing in life is free. However, plenty of bookmakers will offer customers a “free” bet. Whether these free bets are actually free is up for debate, but bettors will still want to know how to get the best value out of these offers. Read on to find out how to get the most out of a free bet. -
Joseph Buchdahl Betting Strategy Two weeks ago
Using the closing line to test your skill in betting People often question how much success in betting is down to luck and how much is skill. Want to find out if you're a skilled bettor? Read on to find out how the closing line can be used to test betting skill.
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Luke Petty Betting Strategy Two weeks ago
What can sports bettors learn from economic bubbles? The subprime mortgage bubble is just one example of irrationality within a market leaving opportunities for a small group of investors. Have we ever seen a similar bubble in a betting context? Why can preventing information signalling cause market Inefficiency? Read on to find out.
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Joseph Buchdahl Betting Strategy Mar 1, 2019
A comparison of level and percentage staking In this article level and percentage staking strategies are compared. Which staking method produces the superior expected yield? How do the yield distributions contrast between the two? Read on to find out.
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Luke Petty Basketball Mar 1, 2019
What are the odds of a perfect March Madness bracket? The NCAA basketball tournament features the best college basketball teams from across the US. It is notoriously difficult to predict and great fun to watch. What is a March Madness bracket? What are the odds of selecting a perfect bracket? Is there a way to make March Madness bracket predictions? Read on to find out.
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Joseph Buchdahl Educational Feb 1, 2019
How to model your range of possible betting returns Bettors are often consumed by what they are betting on how much they are betting and how much they might win (sometimes prioritised in a different order). How much you might win from one bet is important, but bettors need to think about returns in relation to a larger sample of bets. How can you model your range of possible betting returns? Read on to find out.
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Luke Petty Betting Strategy Feb 1, 2019
Beating the market: Is it possible to be a profitable bettor? Becoming a profitable bettor is a very difficult task. The market is efficient and information advantages erode rapidly, not unlike the stock market. Is it possible to become a profitable bettor? What should bettors learn from underperforming hedge fund managers? Read on to find out.
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Benjamin Cronin Soccer Feb 1, 2019
Understanding the limitations of expected goals The expected goals metric has found its way from soccer analytics blogs to mainstream media coverage over the past 18 months. While people are beginning to understand more about this metric and its benefits, there appears to be a lack of awareness concerning the potential pitfalls. What are the limitations of expected goals? Read on to find out.
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Gianluca Leo Educational Jan 7, 2019
The top five most popular betting articles of 2018 Pinnacle’s Betting Resources has published informative, sophisticated and above all helpful articles all year and will continue to do so into 2019 and beyond. With various types of articles covering a wide range of sports, bettors have plenty to choose from in terms of reading material. But which articles have been the most popular in 2018? Read on to find out.
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Joseph Buchdahl Educational Jan 7, 2019
Revisiting randomness in betting Sports bettors who fail to recognise randomness in betting are fighting a losing battle. How can we spot randomness in betting and how can you test how much of your success or failure is down to randomness? Read on to find out.