Advanced Sports Gambling

A look at the concept of futures bets and house take.

A new approach when it comes to power ratings.

A look at zeroing in on selected conferences for betting on college football and basketball.

Sports bettors have probably heard the term reverse line moves, but are somewhat unfamiliar with the concept. We'll look at them here and show how to use them to your advantage.

Scoring averages don't always give an accurate assesment of a team's true ability when handicapping sporting contests. Using medians may be a better indicator. Learn about using medians in handicapping sporting events here.

Learn how professional sports bettors manage their money. Includes a description of the Kelly Criterion and suggests a viable alternative.

Many bettors, especially sports bettors, don't attack when they have the biggest advantage.

Serious sports gamblers have used the AOPR method of handicapping for many years. Learn what it is and how you can use it to your advantage.

The majority of successful sports bettors use some sort of power ratings to tell them what the point spread on a given game should be. Learn how to create your own power ratings here.

Sportsbooks don't accept correlated parlays, but there are instances where bettors can virtually find their own and increase their profits.

A look at updating power ratings.

An article explaining why you should look through the boxscores of football games or basketball games.

A look at how variables will adjust power rating predictions.