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🎲 Betting
The Gambler’s Edge on Wall Street
youtube.com
Strategy. Risk. Pattern recognition. Wall Street pros often play poker, chess, blackjack and other games that rely on skills that are highly transferable to their work. What role does game theory play in the markets? And how are successful traders using it? Sonali Basak interviews Boaz Weinstein and Liv Boeree for Bullish.
How the BBB will impact sports betting taxes, other gambling taxes
washingtonpost.com - Danny Funt
A provision that allows bettors to deduct only 90 percent of their losses threatens to drive some professionals to other markets.
đź“ť Sports Analytics
Shooting Royalty
pythonfootball.com - Python Football Review
Ranking elite ball-strikers with xGOT: how much they outshoot the average finisher and which big names fall short
Breaking it down: g+ Sub-categories
americansocceranalysis.com - Paul Harvey, Mike Imburgio, & Ben Bellman
When Goals Added first entered the public sphere, it marked a major shift in how soccer could be interpreted using data. Although similar models had been developed, it was hard to get data and turn that data into insights. In terms of a unit of account, there are few expected value models as accessible and understandable as g +.
đź’° Quantitative Finance
The Flaw in the Kelly Criterion - Betting Under Uncertainty
architect.co - Andrew Cho
Many traders know the about the Kelly Criterion, but do you know why this formula is not commonly used to actually determine bet sizes in quant trading firms? Let’s dive into the 4 main reasons that firms will use not be using the full Kelly Criterion size.