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Category: Educational Articles
It’s not all about the money: What do betting markets tell us?
When you don’t know your edge, how much should you stake?
Money Line betting explained: What is a Money Line bet?
To restrict or not to restrict? That is the question
Being restricted or banned isn’t something Pinnacle customers have to deal with, yet it’s one of the worst kept secrets in the betting industry. Why do bookmakers restrict winning bettors? Should they be allowed to? What’s the reason Pinnacle can afford to no restrict customers? Read on to find out….
The asymmetry of bookmaking
From actuary to sports betting
Another look at randomness and efficiency in soccer betting
Joseph Buchdahl has published numerous educational materials on measuring randomness in soccer betting, as well as how efficient odds are and why they are so difficult to beat. In his latest article, he delves into that subject once again to take another look at randomness and efficiency in soccer betting….
Five key betting principles you need to remember
How often does a bookmaker balance their book?
Winner takes all: The consequences of competition in betting
Everyone wants to be a winner, but the sports betting industry wouldn’t exist if that was possible. Bettors are competing against each other in a relative-skills competition in a winner takes all environment. What are the consequences of competition in betting? Read on to find out. Last month Pinnacle published…
Part two: How many bettors are sharp?
Part one: How many bettors are sharp?
What type of bettor are you?
Part two: Using Bayes Factor to assess betting skill
Part one: Using Bayes Factor to assess betting skill
How long will a losing run last in betting?
What is Multiples betting?
The tipster marketplace and the impact of survivorship bias
The Kelly Criterion: What bettors need to know
American odds vs. Decimal odds
Part two: Toward a theory of everything
In part one of this article, @PlusEVAnalytics begun his attempt to combine questions about sample size, regression to the market, market efficiency and the Kelly Criterion into a betting version of the theory of everything. In part two, he develops this theory and tries to answer those questions. Read on…
Part one: Toward a theory of everything
Uncertainty, market efficiency and the Kelly Criterion are three of the most common discussion points amongst bettors. In his latest guest contribution for Pinnacle, @PlusEVAnalytics tries to answer the questions that often arise out of these discussions. Read on to find out more. Part two: Toward a theory of everything…
Part two: Do bookmakers take positions on point spreads?
Part one: Do bookmakers take positions on point spreads?
Why all bettors should care about baseball
Outright betting: Long-term betting strategy explained
Why is Pinnacle arbitrage friendly?
Pinnacle are well known in the betting industry for being uniquely tolerant of arbitrage bettors, offering them the same limits as any other better and not restricting or closing accounts like other bookmakers. Why is Pinnacle arbitrage friendly? Read on to find out. Pinnacle argue that they are able accept…
Are you serious about betting?
Why you need to look at betting market data in more detail
The maths and psychology of free bets
Who is responsible for the favourite-longshot bias?
Flip a house, make a bet: Real estate vs. betting
Sports betting explained: How to bet on sports
What is sports betting? How are odds and payouts calculated? How do bookmakers work? Read on to discover everything a beginner needs to know about betting on sports. What is sports betting? Sports betting involves staking on the outcome of sporting events. Bettors attempt to predict the result of an event in order to…
How to model your range of possible betting returns
Revisiting randomness in betting
Cash Out betting: What should bettors know about Cash Out?
Do you know how difficult betting is?
How to solve a problem like efficiency: Part two
Part one of this article reviewed a study into the efficiency of Pinnacle’s odds and explained how to model market efficiency. Now, Joseph Buchdahl has looked into how odds movement and analysing bettors’ anchoring bias can provide more insight into just how efficient Pinnacle’s odds are. Read on to find…
How to solve a problem like efficiency: Part one
Anyone who is interested in assessing whether their predictions are accurate enough to consistently beat the betting market will have likely heard of using the Pinnacle closing line. How efficient are Pinnacle’s odds and how can you model market efficiency? Read this article to find out. Pinnacle’s Head of Trading…
What are drawdowns and how do you manage them?
Why it’s important to think about the future of betting
Why bettors need to learn how to lose
Good and back luck: The thin line of expectation
Fractional odds vs. Decimal odds
There are three main odds formats available to bettors; Fractional odds, Decimal odds and American odds. Fractional odds have historically been used in the UK but Decimal odds are arguably the most popular format. How do you convert Fractional odds into Decimal or American? Read on to find out. It might…
A case study: Why aren’t bettors allowed to win?
In addition to offering the best odds, highest limits and educating bettors, one thing that makes Pinnacle different to other bookmakers is the fact that winners are welcome. So why do other bookmakers close and restrict accounts? We asked real-life bettors to find out. Read on to learn more. Regardless…
Who offers better value: A bookmaker or betting exchange?
Betting exchanges are becoming increasingly popular for bettors looking to bet with better odds than the ones on offer at traditional bookmakers. Many believe that betting with an exchange will always provide better value than a bookmaker. The question is; is this actually the case? Read on to find out….
How much is a free bet really worth?
What is a value bet?
The art of multiple betting
It’s not all about the money: What do betting markets tell us?
When you don’t know your edge, how much should you stake?
Money Line betting explained: What is a Money Line bet?
To restrict or not to restrict? That is the question
Being restricted or banned isn’t something Pinnacle customers have to deal with, yet it’s one of the worst kept secrets in the betting industry. Why do bookmakers restrict winning bettors? Should they be allowed to? What’s the reason Pinnacle can afford to no restrict customers? Read on to find out….
The asymmetry of bookmaking
From actuary to sports betting
Another look at randomness and efficiency in soccer betting
Joseph Buchdahl has published numerous educational materials on measuring randomness in soccer betting, as well as how efficient odds are and why they are so difficult to beat. In his latest article, he delves into that subject once again to take another look at randomness and efficiency in soccer betting….
Five key betting principles you need to remember
How often does a bookmaker balance their book?
Winner takes all: The consequences of competition in betting
Everyone wants to be a winner, but the sports betting industry wouldn’t exist if that was possible. Bettors are competing against each other in a relative-skills competition in a winner takes all environment. What are the consequences of competition in betting? Read on to find out. Last month Pinnacle published…
Part two: How many bettors are sharp?
Part one: How many bettors are sharp?
What type of bettor are you?
Part two: Using Bayes Factor to assess betting skill
Part one: Using Bayes Factor to assess betting skill
How long will a losing run last in betting?
What is Multiples betting?
The tipster marketplace and the impact of survivorship bias
The Kelly Criterion: What bettors need to know
American odds vs. Decimal odds
Part two: Toward a theory of everything
In part one of this article, @PlusEVAnalytics begun his attempt to combine questions about sample size, regression to the market, market efficiency and the Kelly Criterion into a betting version of the theory of everything. In part two, he develops this theory and tries to answer those questions. Read on…
Part one: Toward a theory of everything
Uncertainty, market efficiency and the Kelly Criterion are three of the most common discussion points amongst bettors. In his latest guest contribution for Pinnacle, @PlusEVAnalytics tries to answer the questions that often arise out of these discussions. Read on to find out more. Part two: Toward a theory of everything…
Part two: Do bookmakers take positions on point spreads?
Part one: Do bookmakers take positions on point spreads?
Why all bettors should care about baseball
Outright betting: Long-term betting strategy explained
Why is Pinnacle arbitrage friendly?
Pinnacle are well known in the betting industry for being uniquely tolerant of arbitrage bettors, offering them the same limits as any other better and not restricting or closing accounts like other bookmakers. Why is Pinnacle arbitrage friendly? Read on to find out. Pinnacle argue that they are able accept…
Are you serious about betting?
Why you need to look at betting market data in more detail
The maths and psychology of free bets
Who is responsible for the favourite-longshot bias?
Flip a house, make a bet: Real estate vs. betting
Sports betting explained: How to bet on sports
What is sports betting? How are odds and payouts calculated? How do bookmakers work? Read on to discover everything a beginner needs to know about betting on sports. What is sports betting? Sports betting involves staking on the outcome of sporting events. Bettors attempt to predict the result of an event in order to…
How to model your range of possible betting returns
Revisiting randomness in betting
Cash Out betting: What should bettors know about Cash Out?
Do you know how difficult betting is?
How to solve a problem like efficiency: Part two
Part one of this article reviewed a study into the efficiency of Pinnacle’s odds and explained how to model market efficiency. Now, Joseph Buchdahl has looked into how odds movement and analysing bettors’ anchoring bias can provide more insight into just how efficient Pinnacle’s odds are. Read on to find…
How to solve a problem like efficiency: Part one
Anyone who is interested in assessing whether their predictions are accurate enough to consistently beat the betting market will have likely heard of using the Pinnacle closing line. How efficient are Pinnacle’s odds and how can you model market efficiency? Read this article to find out. Pinnacle’s Head of Trading…
What are drawdowns and how do you manage them?
Why it’s important to think about the future of betting
Why bettors need to learn how to lose
Good and back luck: The thin line of expectation
Fractional odds vs. Decimal odds
There are three main odds formats available to bettors; Fractional odds, Decimal odds and American odds. Fractional odds have historically been used in the UK but Decimal odds are arguably the most popular format. How do you convert Fractional odds into Decimal or American? Read on to find out. It might…
A case study: Why aren’t bettors allowed to win?
In addition to offering the best odds, highest limits and educating bettors, one thing that makes Pinnacle different to other bookmakers is the fact that winners are welcome. So why do other bookmakers close and restrict accounts? We asked real-life bettors to find out. Read on to learn more. Regardless…
Who offers better value: A bookmaker or betting exchange?
Betting exchanges are becoming increasingly popular for bettors looking to bet with better odds than the ones on offer at traditional bookmakers. Many believe that betting with an exchange will always provide better value than a bookmaker. The question is; is this actually the case? Read on to find out….