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🎲 Betting
What is FPL?
fantasyfootballcommunity.com
What is FPL? Firstly, FPL is a shortened and well used version of Fantasy Premier League. As many can tell, Fantasy Premier League is based on the first division of English football. It is also a game that anyone around the world can play.
You must pick a squad of 15 players from the Premier League, who score points for your team based on their performances for their clubs in PL matches.
đź“ť Sports Analytics
Introducing HOPS: A New Way To Evaluate Heading Ability
statsbomb.com
HOPS is a model that measures a player's ability to win aerial duels.
đź’° Quantitative Finance
Most Important Papers for Quantitative Traders
qmr.ai
Over the years, there have been numerous researchers, including several Nobel Prize winners in economics, who have devoted themselves to the study of the field of quantitative finance and trading. We believe that, without them, finance today would not be as we know it, and therefore, in this article, we will describe some of the many papers that had a profound impact on financial markets.
How do these platforms for option/stock data work? - reddit r/algotrading
reddit.com
I can speak from experience: I work for a data provider. I've directly integrated 30+ venues myself, while my colleagues and I have worked at MM firms where we sourced direct feeds from 110+ venues combined.
Maybe Paul Samuelson and his coauthors should’ve spent less time on dominance games and “boss moves” and more time actually looking out at the world that they were purportedly describing.
columbia.edu
Yesterday we pointed to a post by Gary Smith, “Don’t worship math: Numbers don’t equal insight,” subtitled, “The unwarranted assumption that investing in stocks is like rolling dice has led to some erroneous conclusions and extraordinarily conservative advice,” that included a wonderful story that makes the legendary economist Paul Samuelson look like a pompous fool.
When Markets Melt Down, These Traders Cash In
wsj.com - Scott Patterson
Mark Spitznagel and Nassim Nicholas Taleb devised ways to reap huge profits from global chaos—and they expect a lot of chaos in the years ahead. https://archive.is/2023.06.02-133030/https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/black-swan-debt-ceiling-mark-spitznagel-nassim-nicholas-taleb-18bb38f1
đź’» Hardware
The big question of how small chips can get
ft.com
For decades, ever-tinier semiconductors have allowed huge leaps in computing progress. Not for much longer, warn experts
🕰️ Blast From the Past
How do we measure performance and true skill in sports betting
pinnacle.com
True skill in sports betting can be best measured by how closely your theoretical Expected Value correlates to your Return on Investment over a sufficient sample size. Your record over smaller samples or small data can be an indicator of strength of performance depending on how quantifiable the uncertainty of the bets in your portfolio were, but in general, the bigger the sample the better.