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Information and accuracy in pricing : evidence from the NCAA men's basketball betting market

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Market evidence against widespread point shaving in college basketball

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The conversion of money lines into win probabilities : reconciliations and simplifications

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Information and Accuracy in Pricing : Evidence from the NCAA Men’s Basketball Betting Market

Berkowitz, Jason P. - 2018

This paper investigates the impact of additional sources of information on the accuracy of pricing in wagering markets. Specifically, this paper tests whether accuracy in the wagering markets for NCAA Division I basketball improves when there are more betting lines available for a given game....

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