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We ruthless.

This thread should get wild. My 2500-bet simulations go fucking crazy (both ways).

Looks like I don't have a 4pm bet. Will probably only have one evening play.

Go Tigers!

tigers at braves june 19
 
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Next bet is going to be the Mets 1st 5 -104 for a 15% edge. For now I'm going to assume that Tigers are gonna lose, so I'm computing 15% of the remaining balance ($274) which is $41.10. Rounding that down to $40.

$40 to win $38.46 on NYM FF -104. Will add to it if Tigers win.
 
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Next bet is going to be the Mets 1st 5 -104 for a 15% edge. For now I'm going to assume that Tigers are gonna lose, so I'm computing 15% of the remaining balance ($274) which is $41.10. Rounding that down to $40.

$40 to win $38.46 on NYM FF -104. 🟡
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Push - balance is still $274

Adding

$8 to win $12 on OAK FF +150
 
Below are 3 runs of 2500 coin flips at a 55% winrate, which mimics one's results if you were to legitimately have a 10% edge over 2500 sports bets that are around even odds. I didn't cherry-pick the runs, I literally copy-pasted 3 consecutive runs. Starting balance is $250, same as my OBAAT experiment (which I am betting for real, FYI.)

Do I think I'm about to become a billionaire? Of course not. Past a certain point, I would run into limits and logistical issues (i.e. moving large balances across books when funds get low at one of them.)

Do I think I can actually maintain a 10% average edge over 2500 plays? I don't know! Let's find out together. :handshake:
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Have you considered that your model might be trash? For bases are you just converting WAR to runs created/saved and applying a field multiplier?

Not sure this has any edge let alone a 5% edge. I mean, I'm really not sure (not saying it doesn't have an edge either) this is all outside of my area of understanding.
 
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Have you considered that your model might be trash?
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lol, yes. That's the whole reason I'm doing this, to actually have the rubber meet the road. At the current winrate it'll take at least a year, maybe two or three, to come to any sort of conclusion.

Boner_18
For bases are you just converting WAR to runs created/saved and applying a field multiplier?
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No. I'm using full-season WAR projections to compute a single-event winrate for each team, then I bang those winrates against each other to make up my own line on every game. It's a bit as if you were to run a videogame simulation thousands/millions of times, to compute your own line (using the same starting pitchers every time.)

I'm basically betting that WAR projections are more efficient than the betting public.
 
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