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GP Betting League - How to become a pro
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GP Betting League
Become a Pro
Łukasz Głowacki
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Plan
● Approaches to betting
● My method
● Some stats and graphs
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Needful knowledge
● Betting for beginners
● Some basics from Probability Theory and Statistics
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About me
● DevOps Engineer in the NYX team
● Interesting in football and gambling theory
● Gambling against friends for 20 years
● Wrote 4 friendly gambling mini-portals
● Some successes in GPBL ;-)
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Maximal expected value
● In probability theory, the expected value of a
random variable, intuitively, is the long-run average
value of repetitions of the experiment it represents.
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Example
● Bookmaker pays 10 coins for obtaining numbers 2
or 3 in a dice throw, 20 for obtaining 5 and expects
25 coins back if we obtain 4.
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Maximum expected value
● Expected value of GPBL pointing rules
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Maximum expected value
● Expected value of GPBL pointing rules
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Maximum expected value
● Expected value of GPBL pointing rules
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Maximum expected value
● Bonus points value is not possible to settle straight
from the pointing rules
● But if we assume we count on about 5 correct
scores per gameweek, the average bonus is 2
(0 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4) / 5 = 10 / 5 = 2
● If the matches are played one after another, we can
use the next possible bonus
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Maximum expected value
● Expected value of GPBL pointing rules
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Final tips
● Polish league is unpredictable
● The best approach to the Polish league is 1:0
● In the English and Polish leagues hosts are the
winners in one match out of two
● French league: Martyn mode (1:0, 1:1, 0:1)
● Exceptions are PSG, Monaco, Lyon
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Final tips
● Spanish league likes draws
● Italian doesn’t
● Generally, if the lowest price in match odds is
greater than 2.65, pick draw
● In doubt pick the most popular result
● Keep patient – you are only a fluctuation