The authors develop a model to investigate potential biases of inherent characteristics in betting markets. The test requires only that there be both a sides (‘‘spread’’) market and a totals (‘‘over/under’’) market for the game. The authors utilize the model to test for the well-documented ‘‘home-underdog’ ’ bias in the National Football League (NFL). They show that the bias specifically favors the offense (or defense) of home underdogs (away-favorites), with no bias against the offense (defense) of away favorites (home-underdogs)
Sports betting markets continue to receive considerable attention from researchers regarding questio...
This thesis examines multiple aspects of sports betting within the NFL. The purpose of this thesis w...
The favorite-longshot bias, the tendency of bettors to underbet favorites and overbet longshots (und...
The authors develop a model to investigate potential biases of inherent characteristics in betting m...
We develop a model to estimate bettor biases of inherent characteristics in betting markets, and we ...
The predictions of the traditional balanced-book sportsbook model and the alternative Levitt model o...
Two mechanical betting rules that had exposed biases in previous studies were applied to National Fo...
Bettor preferences and returns are examined in the NFL wagering market where both point spread and m...
Griffin and Tversky (1992) suggest that individuals, when formulating posterior probabilities based ...
This article examines the efficiency of the National Football League (NFL) betting market. The stand...
Researchers commonly use sports betting lines as predictions of the outcome of sporting events. Bett...
This paper seeks to investigate the NFL betting market, using statistical and economic tests to chal...
This paper utilizes opening and closing betting lines on the day of play in the NFL to investigate i...
This article examines the efficiency of the National Football League betting market. The standard or...
NFL sports gambling markets are efficient if one strategy is not consistently profitable year after ...
Sports betting markets continue to receive considerable attention from researchers regarding questio...
This thesis examines multiple aspects of sports betting within the NFL. The purpose of this thesis w...
The favorite-longshot bias, the tendency of bettors to underbet favorites and overbet longshots (und...
The authors develop a model to investigate potential biases of inherent characteristics in betting m...
We develop a model to estimate bettor biases of inherent characteristics in betting markets, and we ...
The predictions of the traditional balanced-book sportsbook model and the alternative Levitt model o...
Two mechanical betting rules that had exposed biases in previous studies were applied to National Fo...
Bettor preferences and returns are examined in the NFL wagering market where both point spread and m...
Griffin and Tversky (1992) suggest that individuals, when formulating posterior probabilities based ...
This article examines the efficiency of the National Football League (NFL) betting market. The stand...
Researchers commonly use sports betting lines as predictions of the outcome of sporting events. Bett...
This paper seeks to investigate the NFL betting market, using statistical and economic tests to chal...
This paper utilizes opening and closing betting lines on the day of play in the NFL to investigate i...
This article examines the efficiency of the National Football League betting market. The standard or...
NFL sports gambling markets are efficient if one strategy is not consistently profitable year after ...
Sports betting markets continue to receive considerable attention from researchers regarding questio...
This thesis examines multiple aspects of sports betting within the NFL. The purpose of this thesis w...
The favorite-longshot bias, the tendency of bettors to underbet favorites and overbet longshots (und...