NHL High-Danger Chances Betting: Finding Teams Creating Quality Scoring Opportunities
A team fires 38 shots on goal and loses to an opponent that manages only 26. At first glance, it may…
Sports Betting Unit Size: How Much Should You Risk on Each Bet?
Sports bettors often spend most of their time trying to answer one question: What should I bet? They study statistics, compare…
MLB First Five Innings Betting: When F5 Bets Make More Sense Than Full Games
A starting pitcher can dominate for six innings, leave with a lead, and still watch his team lose after the bullpen…
Golf Strokes Gained Approach Betting: How to Evaluate Iron Play
Golf handicapping becomes much more useful when you look beyond where a player finished and examine how that golfer actually produced…
NBA Rest Days Betting: Do Extra Days Off Actually Matter?
The NBA schedule can create some interesting situations for sports bettors. One team might enter a game after three days without…
UFC Significant Strikes Betting: How to Evaluate Striking Volume and Accuracy
When handicapping a UFC fight, it can be tempting to focus on a fighter’s win-loss record, recent results, or number of…
NFL Pressure Rate Betting: How to Evaluate Pass Rush vs. Sacks
Sacks are one of the easiest ways to judge an NFL pass rush. If a defense recorded five sacks last week,…
College Football Explosiveness: How IsoPPP Can Help Handicapping
College football offenses can reach the same statistical destination in very different ways. One team might accumulate 450 yards through a…
NBA Free Throw Rate Betting: How to Use FTr When Handicapping Games
When handicapping an NBA game, it is easy to focus on familiar statistics such as points per game, field goal percentage,…
MLB Swinging-Strike Rate: A Better Way to Evaluate Strikeout Ability?
Strikeout totals are one of the first statistics bettors tend to examine when evaluating a starting pitcher. They are easy to…