Mind you, I have another laptop with at least 50 more articles (some may be duplicates--can't remember). I have not read all of these articles, but I think it would be great to use this thread for a meaningful, roundtable discussion. How intellectual--not pseudo intellectual, is SBR?
Please refrain from nonsensical posting. I am not going to make every article available, rather I'll post an article upon a worthy request and will give the community an opportunity to read and discuss it (sport gambling book club style). If nothing comes out of this, then I won't bother. Hopefully insight, criticisms, arguments for additional research, etc. will occur.
Available Articles:
"A Birth Process Model for Association Football Matches"
"A Markov Chain Approach to Baseball"
"Algorithms for Optimal Allocation of Bets on Many Simultaneous Events"
"An Evaluation of Major League Baseball Offensive Performance Models"
"Analyses of Sports Data by Using Brivariate Poisson Models"
"Assessing Sports Advisory Services: Do They Provide Value for Football Bettors?"
"Beating the Books: Are there Patterns in NFL Betting Lines?"
"Do Motives Matter?: Modeling Gambling on Sports Among Atheletes"
"Dynamic Modeling and Prediction of English Football League Matches for Betting"
"Exploring Baseball Hitting Data: What About Those Breakdown in Statistics?"
"Identifying Investor Sentiment from Price Paths: The Case of Football Betting"
"Improved NCAA Basketball Tournament Modeling via Point Spread and Team Strength Information"
"Market Efficiency and Profitability Wagering in the NHL: Can Bettors Score on Longshots?"
"Markowitz Portfolio Theory for Soccer Spread Betting"
"Modeling Pitcher Performance and the Distribution of Runs Per Inning in MLB"
"Modeling Association Football Score and Inefficiencies in the Football Betting Market"
"More Probability Models for the NCAA Regional Basketball Tournaments"
"Multi-level Modeling of Dyadic Data in Sport Sciences"
"Predictions for National Football League Games Via Linear Model Methodology"
"Stopping Strategies and Gambler's Ruin"
"Testing Market Efficiency Evidence from the NFL Sports Betting Market"
"Testing Rationality in the Point Spread Betting Market"
"The Kelly Criterion and Bet Comparisons in Spread Betting"
"Valuation of Soccer Spread Bets"
"Why are Gambling Markets Organized so Differently from Financial Markets?"
"Winning Strategies for Wagering on National Football League Games"