Reddit reviews Trading Bases: How a Wall Street Trader Made a Fortune Betting on Baseball

trading bases

conquering risk

logic of sportsbetting

weighing the odds in sports betting

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Depends on what you want. I look at a lot of academic papers for more technical idea generation but these are some decent reads. Joe peta, author of trading bases just came out with a golf book that I haven't read yet

http://www.amazon.com/Trading-Bases-Fortune-Betting-Baseball/dp/0451415175

this guy made a fortune betting on baseball and goes on to explain why it is more profitable than other sports

Joe Peta's book 'Trading Bases' helped me a lot to tackle the first steps of my model.

Besides case books, I'm currently reading Trading Bases. I just started it, but it's pretty good so far.

You should read Trading Bases. It's about a former Wall Street hedge fund manager who uses his knowledge from trading stocks to develop a baseball betting formula.

We all love the stock market. Yeah, but slightly off base here. Baseball betting, it's legal in New Jersey now. If you are into stats and ALGO seems like a natural, picked 6 winners in a row. That's never happened to me in the market. :-)

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Baseball is all stats, if you put your time into it, think you can come out ahead. Lots.

Back to the dow ... :-)

Here's a former trader saying how he does it:


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