I have been tracking a handicapping service and the plays I've seen them make on college basketball sides & totals are 85-43. Seems pretty legit to me.
Anybody know how to calculate the odds of a sample that should be .500 going .664 over 128 bets? Like some sort of 3 sigma event or perhaps a standard deviation type of thing? I'd say the odds of flipping a coin and getting heads 66.4% (or higher) of the time over 128 coin tosses has got to be low.
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I have been tracking a handicapping service and the plays I've seen them make on college basketball sides & totals are 85-43. Seems pretty legit to me.
Anybody know how to calculate the odds of a sample that should be .500 going .664 over 128 bets? Like some sort of 3 sigma event or perhaps a standard deviation type of thing? I'd say the odds of flipping a coin and getting heads 66.4% (or higher) of the time over 128 coin tosses has got to be low.
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