Sports Database Query Language?
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the clitoris has over 16567 nerve endings and it’s still not as sensitive as a pucky landers who has been told that his picks are crap.Comment -
The Shrink had the best database in the industry. RIP to a legend.המוסד
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Just what I thought no one has any idea what I’m talking about that’s when you’re dealing with a very uneducated people I am miles ahead
Look in your pockets and I bet they’re emptyComment -
Might as well light your money on fire.Comment -
LolComment -
Queers use queriesComment -
I prefer jjgold's old spreadsheet. That was the easisest way of making money fading his picks.
What is this SDQL nonsense he is talking about now?Comment -
Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
Ok
It’s too early yet to post a playComment -
Great post and question. But seriously are there any?Comment -
That site just won't "load" for me.
SDQL could be a valuable tool for the "angles" player.
Could be distracting to start trying to understand code (I know its not that complicated) in the middle of a bettin season.Comment -
Roscoe what site?Comment -
You don't need all that stuff man. Just play it old school. Bayes Theorem, EFFICIENCY statistics, and conditional probability. And know the game. That's all you need to keep those losses steady but not overwhelming. LolComment -
I don't know, Jacket.
With Bayes I think one has to initially infer a subjective probability.
Then successively add factors which one has to weigh.
I bumped into efficiency #'s somewhere along the line, but concluded they offer no advantage.
Admittedly, not into the math side of our game, although I once was (a bit)......
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Said subjective probability is really no different than anyone else's subjective probability, is it? You don't even have to be a math guy for that. Hell, a coach uses subjective probability.I don't know, Jacket.
With Bayes I think one has to initially infer a subjective probability.
Then successively add factors which one has to weigh.
I bumped into efficiency #'s somewhere along the line, but concluded they offer no advantage.
Admittedly, not into the math side of our game, although I once was (a bit)......
It's just one way to look at the games. You still have to use all the other ones. That's how I've always seen it.Comment -
Gimmethedog or spodevs for SDQL.Comment -
Gimmethedog in beta I believe but working just have to sign upComment -
I've been using 10+ years and it's valuable, though it does take a while to learn. Download the SDQL manuals for each sport and view the daily reports to see queries with explanations. I don't ever use any of their daily postings IRL because the sample sizes are so small, but a good learning tool nonetheless. Good luck if you dive in.Comment -
I transfered all of my queries to GTD. It looks more reliable and faste at first sight.
I think they have something nice going. Works great for NBA so far this season.Comment -
Just follow LT's plays.
I think he uses alot of this information to come up with premiums.Comment -
WTF are you babbling about?Comment -
YeahComment
