Just time to post these.
Here are the latest value bets according to the latest Fink Tank Ratings. You can find some background on this test here.
Just time to post these.
Here are the latest value bets according to the latest Fink Tank Ratings. You can find some background on this test here.
This season, we’ve be tracking the performance of the free Fink Tank Ratings model. The test has been relatively simple – If the best bookmaker odds imply value according to Fink Tank’s predictions, we take the bet.
No bets this weekend with the FA cup taking over.
Update Jan 29th 2011.
I’ve missed a few mid week matches, but most of the weekend fixtures are here.
Overall the performance has been:
Points Profit: 32.28
Bets: 189
ROI (Profit on turnover): 17%
It’s still a healthy return over the season, but its interesting to note that all the profits have come from the away picks. The home games have been break even so far. If you break these down though, any home pick with 10% value or more has returned 7.68 points with a 12.5% ROI which is decent.
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Here are the latest value bets according to the latest Fink Tank Ratings. You can find some background on this test here.
Here are the latest value bets according to the latest Fink Tank Ratings. You can find some background on this test here.
Here are the latest value picks using the Fink Tank ratings:
Season so far:
The ratings have performed well so far this season, but the profits are still mostly coming from the big priced away winners such as Wolves beating Liverpool at 10/1. In fact the home picks have been loss making overall this season, a reversal of last season’s trend.
Here are the latest value picks using Fink Tank’s ratings.
The column “Fink Tank” refers to Fink Tank’s predicted probability of a win. Click here for more details: