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Tag Archives: Tiger Woods
How Business Insider got it wrong with the Tiger Woods divorce cost odds
PaddyPower is a bookmaker, not a prediction exchange. Hence, the Tiger Woods divorce cost odds are computed by an analyst, not by the market. 1. It is not the “punters” who have fabricated the odds, but a PaddyPower employee. 2. … Continue reading
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Tiger Woods prediction markets
Technical Note: In this present post, I’m making an attempt at embedding dynamic charts from BetFair, TradeSports, and NewsFutures. – BetFair – US Masters – TradeSports – US Masters Outright Winner. April 10-13 2008 – NewsFutures – Tiger will win … Continue reading
Intrade: Obama and Clinton at near-parity
Full disclosure: I trade real money in all markets mentioned. Both preceding and after the utterly uninformed pronouncements from the past week or so that Hillary was “the one to beat,” that she was “in a league with Tiger Woods … Continue reading