Anyone incorporating Bayesian Analysis with their Sportsbetting?

[svbettor]

https://www.pinnacle.com/en/betting...-analysis-and-sports-betting/5VM2U95MX696RGXP

Above is a reference. Hope this does not go over the head of people and that is why taking an online course is prudent

In my downtime, I am taking a training course to do this.

I have heard of several people who have done this but I have yet to incorporate this directly however maybe indirectly.

 

[railbird]

 

[railbird]

SIR ROBERT ANDERSON

 

[Neveragain]

https://www.pinnacle.com/en/betting...-analysis-and-sports-betting/5VM2U95MX696RGXP

Above is a reference. Hope this does not go over the head of people and that is why taking an online course is prudent

In my downtime, I am taking a training course to do this.
I have heard of several people who have done this but I have yet to incorporate this directly however maybe indirectly.

Great example is Michael Roxborough who was famous for using wind velocity forecasts (circa ‘70’s and 80’s) to win big money on MLB game totals.
Ballpark wind factors are priced into lines today.
Generally, I believe sharp aggressive successful models necessarily incorporate Bayesian analyses.

Most closing hockey lines this season have been defensible. Markets work.
Best to get down early before the market takes shape and be more right than wrong.
GL SV.

 

[svbettor]

Can anyone recommend any books related to Bayesian Analysis. Someone recommended this book A Student's Guide to Bayesian Statistics - https://amzn.to/3di0YCF