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Are the odds odd? : positive return evidence in German horse race betting

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Estimating preferences under risk : the case of racetrack bettors

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Estimating preferences under risk : the case of racetrack bettors

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Herding in imperfect betting markets with inside traders

Schnytzer, Adi; Snir, Avichai - 2011

Herding is often considered as a phenomenon that drives prices of risky assets away from their equilibrium levels. In this paper we study the on-course UK and Australian horse betting markets. These are simple examples of imperfect markets for state-contingent assets. We provide strong evidence...

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Herding in imperfect betting markets with inside traders

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Have betting exchanges corrupted horse racing?

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Estimating Preferences Under Risk : The Case of Racetrack Bettors

Jullien, Bruno; Salanié, Bernard - 1998

We investigate in this paper the attitudes toward risk of bettors in British horse races. The model we use allows us to … models. On the other hand, cumulative prospect theory has higher explanatory power. Our preferred estimates suggest a pattern … of local risk-aversion similar to that proposed by Friedman-Savage …

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