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Tag Archives: American football
The BetFair chart on the Super Bowl XLIII (2009) puzzles one of the Midas Oracle readers.
Barry O: Is this a knockout comp? The graph looks too mathematical to be anything else. – - Barry O: If the teams are knocked out of the competition (or mathematically have no chance) then thats going to improve the … Continue reading
Super Bowl XLIII – 2009
- Cross-posted from Midas Oracle .COM -
Super Bowl XLIII – 2009
Super Bowl XLIII – Arizona Cardinals vs Pittsburgh Steelers – Who will win? – For BetFair, follow this link. (Their widgets don’t go into feeds, alas.) -
The Value of Tom Brady?
New England Patriots’ quarterback Tom Brady suffered a season-ending injury during yesterday’s game with the Kansas City Chiefs. After he left the game and before the extent of the injury was known, the TradeSport’s contract on whether the Pats would … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Data), Exchanges & Markets, Market Liquidity, Market Prices & Probabilities, Sports
Tagged American football, experiment, football, National Football League, New England Patriots, NFL, prediction markets, Sports, Super Bowl, Tom Brady, TradeSports
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