Sportsbook behavior is tested for the Canadian and Arena Football Leagues using real sportsbook betting percentages from on-line sportsbooks. The balanced book hypothesis of the traditional sportsbook models does not appear to hold for these leagues, as favorites and overs attract more than 50 percent of the betting dollars. Although there is some slight evidence toward shading the line in these directions, there is also no overwhelming evidence supporting the Levitt (2004) hypothesis, as sportsbooks do not appear to be actively pricing to maximize profits. In general, the results seem more consistent with the sportsbook pricing as a forecast, content with earning their commission on losing bets as simple strategies win about 50 percent of ...
This research investigates the efficiency of the sports betting market using football, with...
This article examines the efficiency of the National Football League betting market. The standard or...
This thesis examines multiple aspects of sports betting within the NFL. The purpose of this thesis w...
Sportsbook behavior is tested for the Canadian and Arena Football Leagues using real sportsbook bett...
The predictions of the traditional balanced-book sportsbook model and the alternative Levitt model o...
The betting market for the NHL is investigated using actual betting percentages on favorites and und...
The Levitt (2004) model of sportsbook behavior is tested using actual percentages of dollars bet on ...
Levitt demonstrates that, contrary to conventional wisdom, sports books may not try to balance the m...
Using betting market volume data for the NFL and NCAA Football, we examine the role of betting volum...
The research models football results using an ordered probit regression. The football market differs...
This research challenges widely accepted theories regarding sports gambling and the bookmaking indus...
Las Vegas sports books provide two even-money bets (not counting commission, or vigorish ) regardin...
Researchers commonly use sports betting lines as predictions of the outcome of sporting events. Bett...
Actual betting volume, in terms of the number of bets placed on each game, is studied for the 2008 N...
This research investigates the efficiency of the sports betting market using football, with...
This article examines the efficiency of the National Football League betting market. The standard or...
This thesis examines multiple aspects of sports betting within the NFL. The purpose of this thesis w...
Sportsbook behavior is tested for the Canadian and Arena Football Leagues using real sportsbook bett...
The predictions of the traditional balanced-book sportsbook model and the alternative Levitt model o...
The betting market for the NHL is investigated using actual betting percentages on favorites and und...
The Levitt (2004) model of sportsbook behavior is tested using actual percentages of dollars bet on ...
Levitt demonstrates that, contrary to conventional wisdom, sports books may not try to balance the m...
Using betting market volume data for the NFL and NCAA Football, we examine the role of betting volum...
The research models football results using an ordered probit regression. The football market differs...
This research challenges widely accepted theories regarding sports gambling and the bookmaking indus...
Las Vegas sports books provide two even-money bets (not counting commission, or vigorish ) regardin...
Researchers commonly use sports betting lines as predictions of the outcome of sporting events. Bett...
Actual betting volume, in terms of the number of bets placed on each game, is studied for the 2008 N...
This research investigates the efficiency of the sports betting market using football, with...
This article examines the efficiency of the National Football League betting market. The standard or...
This thesis examines multiple aspects of sports betting within the NFL. The purpose of this thesis w...