Data Analysis of many parlays

November 3rd, 2007

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So I’m still working on my script that takes a list of sports action games and makes parlays. Heres an example..

Click here to see the output

After running through hundreds of parlays…For parlays of 3 games with 1/13 odds

Average Winning Odds: 12.57
# Parlays Correct with 1/13 odds: 5.16% (as compared to 100%/13 = 7.69%)

When running same script with 1/9 odds
Average Winning Odds : 12.19 (same as before and makes sense why)
# Parlays Correct with 1/9 odds: 4.92%, 5.83% (as compared to 100%/9 = 11.11%)

So there is a range that maximizes your odds of winning, still needing to find it more precisely.

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