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Plus EV Analytics
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Actuary. Gambler. Pragmatist. Canadian. Small data specialist. King of korrelated parlays. Husband. Father. Below-average golfer. Parrot parent.
- It's grotesque but I can't look awayI’m so fried I deadass placed a bet that cannot hit I thought I found the free money glitch
- Anyone who doesn’t think the other 46 people said chicken is fooling themselves. Popeye the sailor man hasn’t been culturally relevant in what, 30 years?
- “Tick tock asshole, your money ain’t gonna bet itself”
- Replying to @TheeDegenBoostsUnder the theory that these beefs are staged for publicity, 50/1 is a great bet
- Gonna put on a Jimmy G jersey tonight and chuck the candy 10 yards over the kids heads
- 99.998th percentile, wow
ESPN sports betting analyst @erinkatedolan continues her impressive win rate of NFL 'Best Bets' Check out Dolan's next analysis 💰 Thursday | 6p ET | ESPN2 - How Winners Win: A Framework for Breaking Down Expected Value – Plus EV Analytics
- Sports betting preys on the addicted and delusional. Now if you’ll excuse me I’m going to donate my Christmas bonus to my soulmate on onlyfans
- MODELING TIP: Say you have a hypothesis about a certain variable(s) being predictive. Example: temperature on NFL totals. Your first step should not be to build a sophisticated XGBoost model or even a linear regression. It should be a pivot table with game-by-game temperature
- NEW ARTICLES: 5 part series that goes through my process for building Bayesian models in @msexcel. Start here: Building a Bayesian Model: Part 1 – Plus EV Analytics
- Kids, don’t use player name as a join key in your table merges
- You can’t say “we ban winners because we cater to recreational bettors” and then come out with ads that basically say “if you know sports you’ll win money”. It doesn’t get much more dishonest than that.
