[rfr3sh]

According to my database there is no difference between 2 days and 1 day rest can anyone confirm this for me?

[Data]

If your database also has games with 0 days rest then I can confirm this.

[rfr3sh]

yes it does too, thanks

[classhandicapper]

How are you studying this because I just saw a study that indicated that 1 day rest is better than 2 days rest?

[rfr3sh]

Where is the study...and its just based of a collection of results from my database

[classhandicapper]

http://sonicscentral.com/apbrmetrics...pic.php?t=2661

[jetsjets1028]

hopefully knicks can get back on track tonight in cleveland after unofurt losses agaisnt 2 teams i hate

[Whitefin14]

Knicks will def get back on track

[ThaddeusB]

http://sonicscentral.com/apbrmetrics...pic.php?t=2661

That's a pretty neat study. Thanks for sharing.

[dvsbmx]

You might find this useful: The Impact of Rest Days on Team Efficiency and Pace

[Richards]

The SonicCentral link isn't working for me at the moment. Hope this isn't the same thing, "The Role of Rest in the NBA Home Court Advantage."

[kazuc]

For what it's worth, in the data in my database, I've found that having two days off is one point better than having one day off, but that 3+ days off is slightly worse than one day off. So based on my data I subtract two points for a team with one day of rest vs. a team with 0 days rest, and three points for a team with two days of rest. I take it the OP's data was for some reason different?

[classhandicapper]

The problem with all these studies is that they all come to slightly different conclusions. That's makes it close to impossible to build any of this into a model with a high degree of confidence.

[thenate023]

sounds pretty confusing to me lol

[Whitefin14]

There are so many studies with so many theories