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Tag Archives: New England Patriots
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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YooNew, fears and hopes
YooNew is an online exchange based in New York City where fans may buy and sell “ticket derivatives”. The ticket derivatives are rights to tickets conditional on certain teams playing in certain playoff matches. So if you were to buy … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Market Proposals), Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged fantasy sports, fantasy sports league, individual athlete, New England Patriots, New York City, non-sports questions, online exchange, professional sports organization, simulation, simulation sports game, simulation sports team, sports events, USD
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Some interesting historical data on the Superbowl
From Allen St. John of the WSJ (subscription required): Over the last 22 Super Bowls, 18 — 86% of them — were won by the team that came into the game after allowing fewer regular-season points. (In the 2004-05 regular … Continue reading
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Tagged Allen St. John, Buffalo Bills, Chicago, Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos, Indianapolis, Indianapolis Colts, Lovie Smith, Miami, Miami Dolphins, National Football League, New England Patriots, New York Giants, New York Jets, NFL, Oakland Raiders, Peyton Manning, Philadelphia Eagles, quarterback, Rex Grossman, Super Bowl, Super Bowls
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Conditional Superbowl victory probabilities
From Tradesports contracts: 70% NFL.PATRIOTS 65% NFL.COLTS 36% NFL.SAINTS 33% NFL.BEARS Cross-posted from CaveatBettor. Last of 3 posts, the prior post available here.
Latest conditional probabilities for NFL playoff teams
As of noontime Mon Dec 8, the remaining 8 teams bayesian probabilities looked like this: 71% NFL.COLTS 70% NFL.PATRIOTS 67% NFL.CHARGERS 62% NFL.RAVENS 43% NFL.SEAHAWKS 41% NFL.EAGLES 35% NFL.SAINTS 32% NFL.BEARS I have included last week’s probabilities as well. Note … Continue reading
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Tagged Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, Chiefs, Dallas Cowboys, Eagles, Indianapolis Colts, National Football League, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets, NFL, Seattle Seahawks, The Chargers, The Giants
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For those NFL fans who also subscribe to Bayes
Tradesports provides probability markets in Super Bowl and Conference victories. It logically follows that a team can only win the Super Bowl if it wins its conference, i.e. p (B | A) = 1. Bayes’ Theorem provides the probablity of … Continue reading
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Tagged Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, Chiefs, Dallas Cowboys, Eagles, Indianapolis Colts, National Football League, New England, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets, NFL, Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl, The Chargers, The Giants
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