Calculating variance

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  • PuffPaffy
    SBR Rookie
    • 06-23-12
    • 30

    #1
    Calculating variance
    Hi guys,

    Didn't know exactly where to put this, so here goes.

    Is there a variance calculator for sports betting? (I know there are some for poker for instance)

    I want to calculate how big the chance is to end up in + and - after a series of bets.
    So for instance: Expected ROI of 5%, average odds 3.00, 500 bets.

    Or is the type of sports you bet on too big of a variable (variance-wise) to calculate this?
  • tukkk
    SBR Sharp
    • 10-04-10
    • 391

    #2
    Sports betting and handicapping forum: discuss picks, odds, and predictions for upcoming games and results on latest bets.


    Its a very basic variance simulator i once quickly made
    Its also quite impractical as it was intended to be vba-free
    I even didnt bother to put an EV-line nor did i add any intervals, but you can do calculate those things on your own

    Still you should get a grasp of something
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    • PuffPaffy
      SBR Rookie
      • 06-23-12
      • 30

      #3
      Thanks man! Didn't find that when I was searching for it on the internetz.

      I'll have a better look at it later. But do you think for certain sports the variance will be higher/lower or would this variance be directly represented in the Av. Odds?
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      • tukkk
        SBR Sharp
        • 10-04-10
        • 391

        #4
        Originally posted by PuffPaffy
        Thanks man! Didn't find that when I was searching for it on the internetz.

        I'll have a better look at it later. But do you think for certain sports the variance will be higher/lower or would this variance be directly represented in the Av. Odds?
        its all about the odds/betsize/winning % and samplesize
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