Originally <a href='/showthread.php?p=21105366'>posted</a> on 02/08/2014:
Professor1215,
I am interested in joining forces and brainstorming best practices, strategies and ideas.
I've been handicapping for over 10 years in NFL, NBA, MLB, and Tennis. I finally feel like I've got a good grasp of the game in terms of feel, line movements, injuries, home/away advantages, etc. Unfortunately it is hard to quantify it into hard data. My most important tool have been consistent bankroll management and discipline.
But I feel with new analytic tools such as excel, big data and think tank like this one we may be able to find a slight edge.
I am a current MBA student and sports handicapping is a passion of mine. I also like to invest in equities markets as well and have done well the past 3 years due to market bounce back. Just took a statistic class on Linear Regression and would love to apply it in real life situations.
Let's form a syndicate group and beat the books.
Thanks,
Leon
Professor1215,
I am interested in joining forces and brainstorming best practices, strategies and ideas.
I've been handicapping for over 10 years in NFL, NBA, MLB, and Tennis. I finally feel like I've got a good grasp of the game in terms of feel, line movements, injuries, home/away advantages, etc. Unfortunately it is hard to quantify it into hard data. My most important tool have been consistent bankroll management and discipline.
But I feel with new analytic tools such as excel, big data and think tank like this one we may be able to find a slight edge.
I am a current MBA student and sports handicapping is a passion of mine. I also like to invest in equities markets as well and have done well the past 3 years due to market bounce back. Just took a statistic class on Linear Regression and would love to apply it in real life situations.
Let's form a syndicate group and beat the books.
Thanks,
Leon