Progressive Betting and Professional Sports
Previously, we talked on The Sports Economist about improving your chances when betting on professional sports, specifically football. We want to dedicate an article to …
Previously, we talked on The Sports Economist about improving your chances when betting on professional sports, specifically football. We want to dedicate an article to …
The racial bias analysis of strikes-balls decisions of MLB umps by UT-Austin professor Daniel Hamermesh and coauthors (Parsons, Sulaeman, Yates) has generated the expected buzz …
A friend and semi-retired finance colleague who read Bobby McCormick and Bob Tollison’s insightful post on Subversion of the Academy by the NCAA wondered where this …
The World Cup Finals are unique as far as team sports go. It draws, literally, from a worldwide pool of participants. It stages a month-long …
Yesterday Rich Lederer of The Baseball Analyst made the following observation. The St. Louis Cardinals. The only team that won 11 postseason games. The only …
I’ll start this piece by clarifying that the NFL doesn’t need a life raft the way some casual observers might expect. It’s still the most …
This season in the NBA has been, for lack of a better term, legendary. With more effective strategies, injuries galore, and vastly unpredictable outcomes, it’s …
“I talked to that whole staff. I said this is my city. I’m cut from a different cloth. None of them guys on their team …
From the Charlotte Observer (membership read): In two months, the Charlotte Bobcats begin playing in a new, publicly funded uptown arena. Typically, new arenas boost …
When it comes to picking the right sportsbook software, it is an arduous task due to the presence of much new software. But you have …
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