Football
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Sharp Sports Betting
Wong, known for his popular books on blackjack, video poker, pai-gow poker and tournament play, explains many of his theories on money management, betting teasers, totals and other props, comparing the money line vs. the spread and thoroughly examining the home field advantage. He gives experienced bettors a diverse, fresh approach to betting football, with segments on testing specific theories, problems and solutions. And for those looking for a mathematical edge, Wong shows how to apply Poisson (a specific mathematical distribution) and the Poisson distribution, particularly Poisson Props keyed to Super Bowl parlay cards. 386 Pgs. Revised2021
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: How To Place Bets
Chapter 2: Money Management
Chapter 3: Betting Sports on the Internet
Chapter 4: Basic Math of Straight Bets
Chapter 5: Handicapping
Chapter 6: Fan Money
Chapter 7: Testing W-L Records for Significance
Chapter 8: Parlays
Chapter 9: Poisson Props
Chapter 10: Season Wins
Chapter 11: March Madness O/U Props
Chapter 12: NFL Home-Field Advantage
Chapter 13: NFL Results Against the Spread
Chapter 14: NFL Money Line vs. Spread
Chapter 15: NFL Totals
Chapter 16: NFL Teasers
Chapter 17: Facing the Super-Bowl Champion
Appendix A Poisson, One Variable
Appendix B Poisson, One Variable, Cumulative
Appendix C Two Variables
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12 Ways To Beat Your Bookie
Subtitled "Proven Money Management Programs for the Professional Sports Bettor". Stoffo, former race and sports director of the old Desert Inn, knows how bettors who plunge without reason and bankroll control can self-destruct early in a season. In this updated work, he teamed up with Williams to expand his original book, putting betting and bankroll into perspective based on the player's overall personality and comfort level. He presents 12 money management ideas that have been proven to work and includes sections on how to build a bankroll, how to play parlays to an advantage, some baseball betting ideas including an underdog system, taking advantage of streaks in baseball and more than 100 pro football betting trends and 200 college trends. 242 Pgs. Revised 2010 Spiral-bound
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Conquering Risk: Attacking Vegas And Wall Street
How do you win at sports betting? Hard work and lots of modeling. This book walks you step by step through four winning computer models in NFL, NCAA Football, NBA, and MLB. Sharpen your trading skills. How can you get the best numbers? Included are Spread-Money-line and Push-Charts for spreads and totals in the NFL, NCAA Football, NBA, and MLB. Are you gambling or investing in the Stock Market? Is the market really efficient? How can you safely get the best of it? Two very different approaches are shown towards stock betting. 280 Pgs. 2010
Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Chapters
- The Problem
- Trading
- Risk Management
- Knowing the Enemy
- The Fantasy World
- Introduction to Black-Box Modeling
- Handicapper Success Test
- NCAA Football Yards-Per-Play Based Model
- WNBA Efficiency-Based Model
- Baseball Runs-Scored Modele
- Prop Betting, Futures and Poisson Distributions
- Free Money
- Stock Betting
- Stock Investing
- The Diversification Myth?
- MLB Conversion Analysis
- NCAA Football Conversion Analysis
- Conclusion
- Appendix: Conversions Summary
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Football Picking Winners Against The Spread
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Win More Lose Less: Maximizing Profits On Nfl Wagering
The author, concentrating on the NFL, gives step-by-step in-depth analyses unseen in any gambling book. Half points, futures, parlays, synthetics, round robins, hedging, middles, the secret that no teaser tout will tell you, the best teaser to play (6,6-1/2 or 7), the stat that determines the pointspread outcome (and how to use it to your advantage), and how to track a sport service live - all designed to pad your wallet. With equal parts of insight, logic and experience, Peszynski shows the reader which traps to avoid and delivers the recipe for NFL wagering success. The author uses data from the last ten years, as well as the last six years (since the inception of the two-point conversion) to document his findings on all of these topics, and much, much more. A must-read for any NFL bettor. 120 Pages Paperbound 2000
