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Myth-busting: 'It's not value that matters- it's winners'

The exercise of betting is in effect an extended experiment in your ability to judge value itself...

Simon Rowlands returns to challenge the misconceptions surrounding 'value' in gambling... 

Here's a quick myth-buster in a busy week, involving no spreadsheets or tables. To bust this myth, you do not need evidence, just common sense. As you have found your way to this blog, I trust the latter can be taken for granted. 

"Value", in betting terms, is the concept that a horse - or event, or whatever - is offered at odds greater than its true probability of occurring (or the opposite if you are laying it). The theory is that all you need to do is identify "value", and wait for enough events to take place to nullify chance, and you should be quids in. 

The contra-argument is that you can identify as many 10/1-shots that should be 7/1 as you like, but if none of them wins then your "value" has been worthless.

This betrays a basic misunderstanding of the concept of value itself. If, as in the above example, the true odds of an event occurring are 7/1, then an event will occur roughly one time in eight if repeated often enough. If what you thought was a 7/1 chance happens once in a blue moon then it was almost certainly not a 7/1 chance in the first place. 

The tricky thing with betting on sporting events is that you seldom know what the true odds are of an event occurring. This is unlike, say, a fair coin toss, in which you know that there is a 50-50 chance of each of the two possible outcomes.

A further mistake, and one that seems to be inextricably linked with the "all that matters is winners" school of thought, is to imagine that there is only one possible outcome of an uncertain event, and all you need to do is to identify it. This - ahem, long-word alert - teleological argument (the idea that an outcome is predetermined and therefore explains the phenomena that gave rise to it) has no place in the nuanced modern world of uncertainty. 

We should think in terms of the probability of something uncertain happening and not assume that because it happened it was somehow inevitable. 

The uncertainty of sporting events does not negate the concept of value - you should still, in the long run, back a horse that is favourably priced - but it does mean that the exercise of betting is in effect an extended experiment in your ability to judge value itself.
The "it's only winners that matter" brigade miss another crucial point: namely, that, unless you back only winners or only losers, the odds at which you back the winners matters. 

With the exception of arbing and similar forms of trading, none of us backs only winners, or only losers, though it may sometimes seem as if the latter is the case! For those who back a mixture of winners and losers - you and me, in other words - we need the rewards from the winners to offset the losses of the losers.

If you are not achieving that over a significant length of time then you are almost certainly not getting value. The problem is yours, dear reader: it is not that value does not exist.
As something of a postscript, it is as well to acknowledge that "value", like many great concepts, can get a bad reputation in the wrong hands.

In particular, those - you know the ones I mean - who constantly harp on about value just because a horse is at long odds are doing the term a disservice. 

Value can exist at very short odds as well as at very long odds, and at everywhere in between. That is why describing every 16/1+ shot as "value" is misjudged and why the blanket statement "don't back at odds on" is also folly. 

But the latter is possibly a myth-busting blog for another day! 

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Man United 12/13: Arguably their best title winners ever

"With virtually three generations of United players clubbing together to wrestle the title back off Manchester City, from the evergreen Ryan Giggs to 21-year-old Phil Jones, there has certainly been something special forged at Old Trafford this season."

After Manchester United claimed their 20th English title with time to spare, Christian Crowther assesses where this current crop rank...

In his triumphant post-match interview after securing the 13th Premier League of his tenure, Sir Alex Ferguson himself suggested this particular crop of title winners were arguably the best that he'd ever assembled at Old Trafford.

However, many other commentators on the game have been far more conservative in their assessments of this season's United vintage.

So, who is right? An obvious place to start is the facts. As Fergie alluded to in his interview we shouldn't let nostalgia get in the way of judgement.

This squad may not have been challenged rigorously enough by the competition, but they have reached 84 points with four games left to play, something they've never achieved before.

The Red Devils now have a shot at surpassing Chelsea's record Premier League tally of 95 points if they can claim maximum points from their last four fixtures, starting against Arsenal on Sunday.

United's chances of keeping that ambition alive at the Emirates are currently rated at 3.45n/a.

Of course, that match could well see Robin van Persie make his return to north London, his move to Manchester vindicated by a league winners' medal around his neck.

And if you're looking for more evidence of the quality of this side then the Dutchman has to be right up there with the best title-winning strikers that United have fielded.

The second goal of his hat-trick last night had Fergie purring and his 24-goal contribution to this victorious campaign cannot be underestimated. 

The Scot said: "In terms of impact, he has had as big an impact as anyone I can imagine. He's been unbelievable. His early form in the first six months was fantastic."

In light of Luis Suarez's impending suspension, RVP seems to have the Premier League top scorer market wrapped up, now available at 1.031/33 to scoop the honour. 

With virtually three generations of United players clubbing together to wrestle the title back off Manchester City, from the evergreen Ryan Giggs to 21-year-old Phil Jones, there has certainly been something special forged at Old Trafford this season.

In addition, the largely unsung Michael Carrick has finally been recognised for his efforts with a PFA player of the year nomination, which highlights how far he has come this season.

While Ferguson heaped special praise on the aforementioned players, he was particular delighted with the potential of his young players to go on winning in the future.

Whether you still pine for the class of 1999, it's kind of hard to disagree that this side aren't at least as good.

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Michael Vaughan: Pair of former Major winners to adapt well to the conditions

"Graeme McDowell (38.0) and Padraig Harrington (21.0) have similar assets going for them. Both good putters on their day, experienced links players and resourceful guys around the greens. They’re both major winners of course and that will help them if they’re in contention and both offer good back-to-lay material."

Michael Vaughan explains why this year's Open course is not one for the faint-hearted and which skills are required to master it. Padraig Harrington and Graeme McDowell could be lively runners over the next four days.

Straight hitting, a cute game around the greens, an ability to handle the conditions and plenty of patience will be required this week at The Open.

Step forward Lee Westwood, who has all of the above in spades. He's an absolute class player as his position in the rankings, the number of tournaments he's won and his Ryder Cup performances prove.

That said, with each major that goes by golf fans will wonder more and more whether it will ever happen for him. And with that comes pressure. He, more than anyone else, will be aware that the top golfers are judged on majors won once they've packed it up and he'll be desperate to get the monkey off his back. Of course, you need a bit of luck with the conditions, especially at The Open where being out on the course in the best of the weather can radically affect the sort of scores you're shooting. But Lee has been incredibly consistent over the past few years, always there or thereabouts come Sunday. At 17.016/1 he's a slightly sorter price than what I'd want about him winning the whole thing but the 2.881/1 on him finishing in the Top 10 looks a pretty fair price.

I think this year's Open will be won by a European. This is links golf at its hardest with rain, wind and thick grass throwing all sorts of challenges at the world's elite. You don't just rock up after playing on the manicured fairways of the PGA Tour and find it easy to play good golf on a course like this. It takes experience and superb course management. It's one of those places where sometimes a bogey isn't the worst thing in the world on certain holes and you just have to take your medicine. Graeme McDowell (38.0) and Padraig Harrington (21.0) have similar assets going for them. Both good putters on their day, experienced links players and resourceful guys around the greens. They're both major winners of course and that will help them if they're in contention and both offer good back-to-lay material.

One player I think won't like this course though is Luke Donald. You've got to make the Par 5s count on a course as hard as this and I'm not sure he's long enough off the tee to reach the greens in two. He's a straight hitter, we know that much, but he just hasn't really performed in majors recently and he's probably a guy who views a US Open or even the USPGA as his best chance of winning a big one. I wish him all the best of course but 3.32/1 looks short on him finishing in the Top 10 so that looks worth laying.

Recommended Bets

Back Lee Westwood for a Top 10 finish @ 2.881/1
Back-to-lay Padraig Harrington @ 21.020/1
Back-to-lay Graeme McDowell @ 38.037/1
Lay Luke Donald for a Top 10 finish @ 3.32/1

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Gulfstream Park Preview: Two Classic winners set to return

USA / Graeme North / 11 February 2012 / Leave a Comment

Shackleford: Takes on Ruler On Ice in the Grade 1 Donn Handicap

"Shackleford... posted one of Timeform's best timefigures of 2011 in North America when winning the Preakness..."

Timeform's Graeme North previews the Grade 1 Donn Handicap and the Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap....

The road to Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby takes a back seat this weekend as some of the best of the older horses still around converge on Gulfstream Park where the highlight of a strong Saturday card there is the reappearance of two of last season's Classic winners, Shackleford and Ruler On Ice, in the nine-furlong Grade 1 Donn Handicap due off at 21:45 GMT.

So strong is the field that neither the Preakness nor the Belmont winner is top weight; that honour goes to the Jockey Club Gold Cup winner and Breeders' Cup Classic fifth, the largely consistent Flat Out.

Flat Out's subdued recent reappearance can be overlooked on account of it being his turf debut, but even back on dirt and at his best he looks to have something to find - around 4lbs on Timeform ratings - conceding weight to both Classic winners.

Shackleford, who posted one of Timeform's best timefigures of 2011 in North America when winning the Preakness before looking a non-stayer behind Ruler On Ice in a well-run Belmont on a slow track, is the more interesting of that pair despite his draw in stall 9 and the short run to the first turn.

Not only did Shackleford show marginally the better form of the pair subsequently when beating his old rival in the G1 Haskell Invitational (before ending the year with an excellent second in the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile after compromising his chance by disputing a strong pace that set things up for the winner) but Timeform's unique Early Position Figures - which indicate how today's race might well be run based on the in-running positions adjusted for field size of the runners at various points of call in recent races - suggests the Donn Handicap could be set up ideally for him.

Only the unbeaten and promising but still relatively-unproven Trickmeister seems likely to head him down the back stretch in a race that promises to test speed more than stamina and Shackleford's top-level mile form could prove decisive in the dash for home.

Of the others, Redeemed seemed to show quite a lot of improvement on just his second try in Graded company when winning the G3 Discovery Stakes on his final start but a timefigure of 92 for that win suggests it might be dubious form, while Mission Impazible is a regular foe of Flat Out's but looks to have a bit to find at the weights. Soaring Empire has already had a pipe-opener this year, but didn't do enough to suggest he's up to winning such a warm contest as this on just his second start back from a long break.

The other highlight at Gulfstream is the Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (off 22:13 GMT) over the same trip, with the weights headed by the consistent Get Stormy who was much improved in 2011. For the second November running he didn't do himself justice in the Breeders' Cup Mile but before that he'd won a couple of Grade 1 events at Keeneland and Churchill Downs when allowed to set a leisurely pace.

Not withstanding his excellent chance at the weights on Saturday - he looks to have around 3lb in hand on Timeform ratings as it is on a couple of bits of 2011 form - that front-running angle might be the key to the race with few of his rivals inclined to go forward.

Yankee Fourtune has made the running in the past while Yummy With Butter did take the field along steadily in the Grade 3 Ft. Lauderdale Stakes over a slightly shorter trip here on his reappearance before being run down in a tight finish by the re-opposing Silver Medallion, but that's not his normal style and in any case he looks vulnerable again to the very progressive and younger Todd Pletcher runner, as well as perhaps too to Kindergarten Kid who was barely a length behind Silver Medallion in that race despite having started his run from further back. Morning Line odds of 4/1 look very fair on Get Stormy, with forecast favourite Sangaree (who is also entered in the Donn Handicap) still to prove he's as effective on turf as dirt or equitrack.
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Ten To Follow: Popular winners on both sides of the pond

Ten to Follow Tipping Comp / Paul Krishnamurty / 02 May 2011 / Leave a Comment

Lee Westwood was one of the players most of the competition's contestants wanted to be the right side of

Dozens of our teams included one, or even both of yesterday's winners, Lee Westwood and Bubba Watson, but there was little significant change near the top of the leaderboard. Ontheteeee retains pole position going into an important spell of big tournaments, including this week's Quail Hollow Championship and Spanish Open.

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USNA1964 1065
Gary Binosh 1043
Mark Peters 1012
stonecolds 992
Holly Stott 988
Lee Adamson 983
Rachel Labo 935
Team Bunkered 934
TopDollar1 926
Michael 920
Perfect Potential 920
Ian KP 917
Feizal Rahman 907
Barracuda59 900
Cherio 887
ElBandido 843
Peter Sonnenburg 840
The Shepherds Crook 819
Tigers 19 Holes 814
James Voortman 810
Hodges Hawks 808
Neil Bartlett 790
EME19 789
EME22 779
MaldenGolfClub 776
Better lucky than 755
Paul McGlinchey 679
Martyns23 650
Blubba Watson 647
Steve 629
Stan Oentoe 625
Duncan 622
Adi Crow 608
Kendolph Express 601
Sportsman 595
Silk Success 590
Joe Dyer 573
Golfnut 572
Chris Doppler 572
wedge1 570
Sam Harrop 569
golfvet 557
Alan Vye 553
Iain Hendy 546
Louie Mendoza 546
ReaseHeath 544
Richard Ball 542
Steven Rawlings 527
the loonatic 520
Daniel Lambert 515
Deportivo la Combo 511
Andrew Livermore 510
No Hookers, please 510
Martys Men 508
DJSavedmylife 506
Aidan14 502
AJM2011 501
Mavericks Boys 500
Aberdonia 499
Neil Spencer 499
Dave Dunning 498
Lochinvar 492
Mike Rangecroft 487
Paul Krishnamurty 483
Eriskaybet 482
Justahunch 477
EME14 470
EME6 469
Mr Stupid 467
Dave Harding 466
Steven Barrett 466
doubling 463
Slim Tim Herron 463
Danny Knight 463
Macca Maclean 456
Feeling Better 453
Matthew Gibbons 451
Dean Broughton 451
Barrowboy 450
Hoof Hearted 448
Spursboy 445
Ken Melton 445
Linda Angell 444
Rich 444
Andjay 443
Paul Dean 438
Mick Hoy 437
EME1 437
Milners 436
Humbert The Priest 436
Royal Smudge 436
Lee Wallis 435
EME9 434
Niall Duggan 433
Ronan McCarthy 433
Team Hulmes 428
Ben 420
Convo 420
Mighty Whites 2008 419
Tony Buck 418
InstaScud 413
Keith Murphy 413
jaytay2 406
GreenArmy 400
Drew J 400
Ronsk 399
jamie glowacki 398
Aussie Warriors 396
Gingermoff 395
niknak 394
bowmak316 394
James Pacheco 393
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EME8 386
Hestias Putter 386
jjlaff 386
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Anonymous24 381
Mahseer 380
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parorbetter 380
Dazmac 380
Figjam 377
JAMPOT 369
Dan Chipowski 369
Towser 365
FCTwisters 361
Buck Ashcraft 357
EME3 356
Stewart Davidson 356
Steve Bovey 354
Nathan Whitbread 347
Dan Geraghty 346
Corey De Bruyn 344
Stephen Crowson 344
Donny Osmond 344
Bunyip 343
Double D 343
Shot 2 343
Nigel Robson 340
Bramblyhedge 339
Playoff Sunday 338
EME4 336
Lucky Sod 331
Super Hans 330
willieb83 329
BJG 329
Fredhed Barnrat 328
Julie Connor 324
Greelo 323
KangaMick 322
wowiezowiee 320
Carsten Lymann 318
Clonmullin 315
Anonymous30 315
Agro 315
Stroke of Luck 314
Andrew Gyton 313
Greig Steele 313
Simon 309
demoncleaners 303
Timcaznat 303
Tony Pickett 302
Kieran Aherne 298
Stuart Glover 295
Matts Caddies 293
Tight Lines 285
Mascherano 285
Simon Frederick 274
Llamedos 274
Tom A 273
EME13 270
Matthew Taylor 269
Just Someone 251
LoudmouthPants 250
Kevin 233
A whales vagina 224
Terry 224
Easy Tiger 219
daznfox 210
Mike Norman 188

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Follow The Money: Time for winners?

Follow the Money / Follow The Money / 05 March 2011 / Leave a Comment

Will Made In Time win at Newbury?

"Made In Time has been supported in to [4.50] from [5.60]."

Today's Follow The Money come from the meetings at Doncaster, Kempton and Newbury.

Starting at Kempton in the 15:25 Handicap Hurdle over 3m ½ f (Class 4), Nemetan has been backed in to [4.30] from [6.40]. Nemetan last ran 467 days ago, finishing third in a Class 3 Handicap Hurdle, also at Kempton. He has switched stables since and the trainer Victor Dartnall has been in good recent form with a 30% record in the last 14 days. This is a competitive race and he is now ten-years-old. However, he is 3lb lower than he was when finishing third and is fresh today.

Over at Newbury in the 15:35 Handicap Hurdle (Class 3), Made In Time has been supported in to [4.50] from [5.60]. The six-year-old gelding has the benefit of being ridden by A P McCoy, and is making his debut off an attractive mark. He is taking a step back in trip which suggests that this may be more suitable, as he weakened two furlongs out when tackling 2m 5f last time out. This is a competitive race and punters appear to have taken the view that the drop back in trip, attractive handicap mark and AP McCoy on board have increased his chances of winning today.

Finally at Doncaster in the 15:50 Novices' Hurdle (Class 3), Vertige Dore has drifted out to [4.40] from [2.66]. Trainer Paul Nicholls has a 3-8 (38%) strike rate at Novice Hurdles at Doncaster. This looks a competitive race with little in the ratings to separate the market leaders and the six-year-old gelding only managed to finish third last time out at Kempton in a Class 4 National Hunt Race when starting 5/4 favourite. He steps up in trip today and must negotiate a rise in class and punters may feel there is better value elsewhere in the race.

Recommended bets:
Back Nemetan @ [4.30] 15:25 Kempton
Back Made in Time @ [4.50] 15:35 Newbury
Lay Vertige Dore @ [4.40] 15:50 Doncaster

Today's Follow The Money come from the meetings at Doncaster, Kempton and Newbury....

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Today's Follow The Money movers come from the meetings at Bangor and Wolverhampton....

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Follow The Money: Three meetings, three bets, three winners?

/ Follow The Money / 03 March 2011 / Leave a Comment

Ride winners please, jockeys!

"With Alan King's stable emerging from the doldrums, a bold show appears on the cards for Havingotascoobydo with the drop back from 3m looking ideal."

Today's Follow The Money movers come from the meetings at Taunton, Ludlow and Southwell.

We start at Taunton in their opening novice hurdle race at 14:20 where market leader Romulus Dartaix has shortened in to [2.24] from an early [3.1]. Trained by Alan King, this one improved on his bumper form when narrowly beaten on hurdles debut by a more experienced rival with solid form at Warwick last time out. Robert Thornton again takes the ride and a repeat of that form should be good enough today in what looks a similar contest.

Our next mover is at Ludlow where Havingotascoobydo has been backed in to [3.65] from [4.7] in the 15:30 contest. This six-year-old gelding makes his handicap debut today from what looks like a fair mark following a couple of promising efforts in maiden and novice hurdles. With his stable emerging from the doldrums, a bold show appears on the cards with the drop back from three miles looking ideal.

We go to Southwell for our final mover and a negative in the 16:10 handicap where Cobo Bay has drifted out from [2.72] to [3.7]. Prolific in claiming company in recent times Cobo Bay has struggled in handicap company to get his head in front despite running respectively. With what looks a harsh rise of two pounds in the weights today it is easy to see why backers are not falling over themselves to back him despite the weak nature of todays contest.

Recommended Bets:
Back Romulus Dartaix @ [2.24] Taunton 14:20
Back Havingotascoobydo @ [3.65] Ludlow 15:30
Lay Cobo Bay @ [3.7] Southwell 16:10

All the betting moves ahead of the evening racing at Wolverhampton...

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Today's Follow The Money movers come from the meetings at Taunton, Ludlow and Southwell....

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Ten to Follow New Leaderboard: Shock winners ignored by all

Ten to Follow Tipping Comp / Steven Rawlings / 07 February 2011 / Leave a Comment

Thomas Bjorn on his way to victory in Qatar

With two big-priced outsiders winning this week, there's been very little change to the leaderboard....

Thomas Bjorn was ignored by all and thankfully, so was Mark Wilson. Given that he's now won twice already in 2011, if anyone had picked him, they'd have just about sewn the competition up already. But who earth would have? He certainly wasn't on my shortlist!

This week's events are the Dubai Desert Classic and the AT & T Pebble Beach - hopefully someone will pick out at least one of the winners!

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Sam Harrop 251
Kendolph Express 236
wedge1 226
Steve 216
Ben 195
Paul McGlinchey 195
golfvet 185
Feizal Rahman 176
Buck Ashcraft 175
stonecolds 161
ElBandido 146
Barrowboy 146
USNA1964 146
James Voortman 145
Steven Rawlings 142
Better lucky than good 141
Deportivo la Combo 141
Dave Harding 136
Team Bunkered 135
EME19 131
Just Someone 131
Rachel Labo 131
Ian KP 131
Mick Hoy 131
Cherio 127
wowiezowiee 127
InstaScud 126
Carsten Lymann 126
Chris Doppler 126
Neil Bartlett 125
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Joe Dyer 116
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Royal Smudge 106
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Mahseer 91
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Team Hulmes 85
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BJG 81
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Neil Spencer 75
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Tony Pickett 72
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Easy Tiger 71
FCTwisters 71
Terry 71
Simon Frederick 71
Steven Barrett 71
Feeling Better 71
Daniel Lambert 70
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Alan Vye 66
Tight Lines 66
Martys Men 66
EME13 65
Towser 65
Mavericks Boys 65
Justahunch 60
Nigel Robson 60
Stephen Crowson 60
EME1 60
Keith Murphy 60
Dan Chipowski 56
Stan Oentoe 56
Drew J 55
Drew the Tipster 55
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Nathan Whitbread 45
Tom A 45
Mike Norman 45
Greig Steele 40
Kevin 40
Mr Stupid 35
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