It must be something in the air. Are all blackjack players suddenly becoming interested in sports betting? Is it the heat at the tables? The continuous shufflers? Biometrica? Whatever it is, Stanford Wong’s Sharp Sports Betting is the perfect companion book to Dan Gordon’s Beat the Sports Books, because Wong concentrates primarily on areas that Dan does not pay much attention to. Whereas Dan’s book focuses on the actual handicapping of the games, Wong concentrates on the mathematics of how to bet once the handicapping is done. Use Dan’s book to do the handicapping, then Wong’s to find the best value at the sports books for your betting dollar.
Sharp Sports Betting covers the basic math of straight bets and provides dozens of charts and tables showing year-by-year NFL data, win-loss records, totals, pushes against the spread, probabilities of middling, raw teaser data, Super Bowl results, and more.
Non-returnable, close-out item.
Ppb; 380 pages.
Sharp Sports Betting covers the basic math of straight bets and provides dozens of charts and tables showing year-by-year NFL data, win-loss records, totals, pushes against the spread, probabilities of middling, raw teaser data, Super Bowl results, and more.
Non-returnable, close-out item.
Ppb; 380 pages.
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