The favourite longshot bias has become the central tendency of betting market research. Many researchers find out that bettors tends to under-bet the favourite and over-bet the longshot. In our research, we examine the relationship between odds and the winning probabilities in order to test for the existence of a favourite longshot bias in Hong Kong using data in the 2006-2007 seasons. We show that the FL bias does not exist in the Hong Kong horse racing betting market. Also, we find no evidence of the risk preference and the insider trader effect in Hong Kong. We suggest that prospect theory may be a useful framework which to conduct future research in this topic
A widely documented empirical regularity in gambling markets is that bets on high probability events...
Research on sports betting markets has generally found a favorite-longshot bias, the empirical patte...
In the study of wagering markets, it is generally the case that the objective probabilities of vario...
The favourite longshot bias has become the central tendency of betting market research. Many researc...
This paper offers new insights into the behavioural origins of the favourite-longshot bias - an esta...
This empirical and theoretical investigation into betting markets provides more evidence on the issu...
This paper seeks to offer new insights into the behavioral origins of the 'favourite-longshot' bias ...
There have been many attempts, theoretical and empirical, to explain the persistence of a favorite-l...
Empirical studies of horse race betting in the US, the UK, Australia, and Germany have empirically e...
The favourite-longshot bias is estimated for bookmaker odds from 9,006 UK Flat races, and compared t...
This paper examines a database of more than 45,000 greyhound races over an eight year period at Dair...
Evidence of differential returns to bets placed with different probabilities of success has revealed...
A large body of literature on the favorite–longshot bias finds that sports bettors in a variety of m...
Evidence of differential returns to bets placed with different probabilities of success has revealed...
A widely documented empirical regularity in gambling markets is that bets on high probability events...
Research on sports betting markets has generally found a favorite-longshot bias, the empirical patte...
In the study of wagering markets, it is generally the case that the objective probabilities of vario...
The favourite longshot bias has become the central tendency of betting market research. Many researc...
This paper offers new insights into the behavioural origins of the favourite-longshot bias - an esta...
This empirical and theoretical investigation into betting markets provides more evidence on the issu...
This paper seeks to offer new insights into the behavioral origins of the 'favourite-longshot' bias ...
There have been many attempts, theoretical and empirical, to explain the persistence of a favorite-l...
Empirical studies of horse race betting in the US, the UK, Australia, and Germany have empirically e...
The favourite-longshot bias is estimated for bookmaker odds from 9,006 UK Flat races, and compared t...
This paper examines a database of more than 45,000 greyhound races over an eight year period at Dair...
Evidence of differential returns to bets placed with different probabilities of success has revealed...
A large body of literature on the favorite–longshot bias finds that sports bettors in a variety of m...
Evidence of differential returns to bets placed with different probabilities of success has revealed...
A widely documented empirical regularity in gambling markets is that bets on high probability events...
Research on sports betting markets has generally found a favorite-longshot bias, the empirical patte...
In the study of wagering markets, it is generally the case that the objective probabilities of vario...