In this paper we discuss a way to construct a strategy of betting that can generate abnormal returns in horse race betting markets. Using the theory of discrete choice models and Generalised Additive Models one can build a model to predict the probability of a given horse winning a given race. The paper further discusses the Kelly betting system as a way of exploiting estimates of winning probabilities so to generate abnormal returns. 1
Previous studies conclude that a favourite-longshot bias exists in win betting at horse race tracks ...
In Pelota matches, games with two mutually exclusive and exhaustive outcomes, bets on the winner are...
Advanced computer based horse race betting systems typically rely on an elaborate statistical model ...
In this paper we consider the strategies a gambler may employ in situations such as horse races. We ...
This paper’s primary alternative hypothesis is Ha: profitable exchange-traded horserace betting fund...
This paper provides a model of bookmaking in the market for bets in a British horse race. The bookma...
As a textbook model of contingent markets, horse races are an attractive environ-ment to study the a...
Horse racing is a popular sport in many countries for racing on the flat, over obstacles, and with c...
This paper reviews the literature addressing the degree to which abnormal returns can be earned in h...
The article deals with the question, if odds derived from the behavior of bettors in a pari-mutuel s...
International audienceAbstract We formulate an adaptive version of Kelly’s horse model in which the ...
Racetrack gambling is an example of a complex feedback system between the expectation of winning and...
Kelly's criterion is a betting strategy that maximizes the long-term growth rate, but which is known...
A large share of the UK off-course horse racing betting market involves winning payouts determined a...
One of the newest phenomenon’s in the world of gambling, exchange betting has often been compared to...
Previous studies conclude that a favourite-longshot bias exists in win betting at horse race tracks ...
In Pelota matches, games with two mutually exclusive and exhaustive outcomes, bets on the winner are...
Advanced computer based horse race betting systems typically rely on an elaborate statistical model ...
In this paper we consider the strategies a gambler may employ in situations such as horse races. We ...
This paper’s primary alternative hypothesis is Ha: profitable exchange-traded horserace betting fund...
This paper provides a model of bookmaking in the market for bets in a British horse race. The bookma...
As a textbook model of contingent markets, horse races are an attractive environ-ment to study the a...
Horse racing is a popular sport in many countries for racing on the flat, over obstacles, and with c...
This paper reviews the literature addressing the degree to which abnormal returns can be earned in h...
The article deals with the question, if odds derived from the behavior of bettors in a pari-mutuel s...
International audienceAbstract We formulate an adaptive version of Kelly’s horse model in which the ...
Racetrack gambling is an example of a complex feedback system between the expectation of winning and...
Kelly's criterion is a betting strategy that maximizes the long-term growth rate, but which is known...
A large share of the UK off-course horse racing betting market involves winning payouts determined a...
One of the newest phenomenon’s in the world of gambling, exchange betting has often been compared to...
Previous studies conclude that a favourite-longshot bias exists in win betting at horse race tracks ...
In Pelota matches, games with two mutually exclusive and exhaustive outcomes, bets on the winner are...
Advanced computer based horse race betting systems typically rely on an elaborate statistical model ...