
Is Expected Goals a Valuable Metric?
Is expected goals a valuable metric to be used in the sports statistics community?
Is expected goals a valuable metric to be used in the sports statistics community?
Analyzing the half point values at common NFL Totals.
Our preview for all 32 teams in the NFL for the 2022 season.
Discussing the chances that a model can beat the closing line spread over the long term.
Helping bettors understand when to make a bet using a betting trend.
What were the odds that St. Peter's made the Elite Eight? And could they have won it all?
Discussing when Odds Boosts can be a good bet and a bad bet.
How to calculate the vigorish or theoretical hold with some quick math tricks.
Explaining the differences between American odds, decimal odds, and fractional odds
Figuring out which sports league is the most competitive with data analysis.
We explain the difference between the two risk calculations as it pertains to their real world use.
What are no-vig lines and how can I use them to gain an edge?
Describing the different ways to calculate Strength of Schedule across different sports.
Discussing whether or not the best college basketball team could beat the worst NBA team on a random night.
Explaining steam moves and what it means to "chase steam" in the betting world.
Our breakdowns for each of the brackets in the 2021 NCAA Tournament.
A quick explianer of the three graphics that are used to describe Bet Value.
A brief explainer on how to use our predictive analysis to get an advantage in the betting markets.
The sports betting glossary provides a list of terms and phrases that are used in the sports betting industry. This terminology is used throughout our site.
Implied margin is one of the many ways in which a sharp bettor can find an advantage over a sportbook.
A quick introduction to the analytic term that is used to judge accuracy.
What exactly is the probability of going 63 for 63 picking the NCAA Tournament? Finding the answer isn't as simple as you think.
The NHL season is here, and we were curious when goals occur throughout the game. […]
The College Football Playoff Committee gets it right…and they will continue to get it right. […]