Here are the value picks for our ongoing test of the Fink Tank ratings:

Sorry pushed for time again, here are this week’s qualifiers:

Not much time to post today:

Here are this weekend’s qualifiers:

Villa @ 5.42 Pinnacle
Birmingham (A) 9.0 VC bet
Newcastle @ 2.05 188
Spurs @ 1.64 SBO
West Ham @ 1.91 Lads

Wigan @ 2.67 Pinnacle
Bolton (A) @ 3.10 Extrabet
Stoke @ 3.81 Pinnacle
Everton @ 3.40 188
Chelsea @ 1.25 Pinnacle

I’m testing the predictive and value betting ability with the Fink Tank ratings. Have a good read of the first post here to make sense of it. Basically my rules are to bet when you can get odds which offer value when compared to Fink Tank’s predicted probability of each game.

So far the ratings have made a profit using a strictly value betting approach.

Profit: +37.55
Wagered: 97
ROI (Profit divided by turnover): 38.7%

A storming performance last week, with the ratings spotting the value in Newcastle against Arsenal.

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Here are this weekend’s selections:

The Fink Tank column represents Fink Tank’s estimated probability of the team winning. E.g. 47.7 = 47.7% chance of winning. We bet when the odds available imply the probability is lower (i.e. value)

I’m testing the predictive and value betting ability with the Fink Tank ratings. Have a good read of the first post here to make sense of it. Basically my rules are to bet when you can get odds which offer value when compared to Fink Tank’s predicted probability of each game.

So far the ratings have made a profit using a strictly value betting approach.

Profit: +28.51
Points wagered: 89
ROI (Profit divided by turnover): 32%

So a good performance so far, but pretty much all of this profit has come from landing a few big winners. Everything else has been pretty much break even.

Here are this weekend’s selections:

The Fink Tank column represents Fink Tank’s estimated probability of the team winning. E.g. 47.7 = 47.7% chance of winning. We bet when the odds available imply the probability is lower (i.e. value)

I’m testing the predictive and value betting ability with the Fink Tank ratings. Have a good read of the first post here to make sense of it. Basically my rules are to bet when you can get odds which offer value when compared to Fink Tank’s predicted probability of each game.

So far a couple of big priced value bets have put the method over 20 points in profit. Generally there is bigger value on the underdogs.

So far the ratings have made a profit using a strictly value betting approach.

Profit: +25.81
Points wagered: 80
ROI (Profit divided by turnover): 32%

So a good performance so far, but pretty much all of this profit has come from landing a few big winners. Everything else has been pretty much break even.

Here are this weekend’s selections:

I’m testing the predictive and value betting ability with the Fink Tank ratings. Have a good read of the first post here to make sense of it. Basically my rules are to bet when you can get odds which offer value when compared to Fink Tank’s predicted probability of each game.

So far a couple of big priced value bets have put the method over 20 points in profit. Generally there is bigger value on the underdogs.

So far the ratings have made a profit using a strictly value betting approach.

Profit: +20.32
Points wagered: 71
ROI (Profit divided by turnover): 29%

So a good performance so far, but pretty much all of this profit has come from landing a few big winners. Everything else has been pretty much break even.

Here are this weekend’s selections: