Most losses aren't about bad picks When beginners ask me why they're losing, they almost always want to talk about their picks, which player they...
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The stat everyone quotes and almost everyone misreads "He's beaten her three times out of four, that's a lock." I hear versions of this constantly,...
The wrong question, asked confidently Punters love to declare themselves a favourites bettor or an underdog bettor, as if it were a personality type. I...
An odd is a probability in disguise For years I read odds the way most people do, as a measure of how much I'd win....
The slip that promises the moon Everyone remembers the accumulator that nearly came in. Three legs landed, the fourth player was serving for the match,...
The day I became the bookmaker The first time I laid a bet, it rewired how I thought about the whole game. Instead of backing...
The hidden variable in every price Two players, same ranking gap, same surface, same form. One match is best-of-three, the other best-of-five. Most punters would...
Prestige is not the same as profitable People assume the biggest tournaments are automatically the best to bet, and I understand why. The trophies are...
The angle hiding in plain sight on the schedule Some of my most profitable bets started not with watching tennis but with reading a schedule....
The insurance bet hiding inside the handicap market A reader once messaged me, furious, because his player had lost a match yet his slip still...
