Category Archives: Model

Here we have a brief look at the stats for the WTA betting for the year 2009. Sportpunter did very well betting on the women which is shown below with a return of 5.8%. It was higher mid year, but … Continue reading →

Following the 2009 Tennis season, I’im going to have a look at how we did during the season. First up is the ATP, which started well, had a terrible mid to late season and then finished with a good couple … Continue reading →

The following was originally a post in our forum by Crdog who provides our baseball model. We finally got our databases completed. The numbers below will be a tad better than whats tallied on the sportpunter site due to its … Continue reading →

There has been a lot of discussion going on in our forum at the moment about the Sportpunter soccer model and the incredible profits that have been achieved. There is also talk about the high number of bets on a … Continue reading →

Subscribe to the Sportpunter email list and you could win a years free subscription to our every Sportpunter model. For every 1000 members who sign up, we will randomly pick 2 subscribers to be given a years free subscription to … Continue reading →

Another fantastic two wins in Australian basketball (NBL) on the weekend with both bets easily covering the line. This year has been quite amazing so far with NBL betting as our record shows. A small number of bets so far, … Continue reading →

Our tennis model has had great success over the past 12 months, despite a small lapse of late. And it’s sometimes in these lapses that you start to ponder what players you love to bet on and which ones you … Continue reading →

Sportpunter is once again predicting every game for the NHL season. Previous years has shown how good we have done in betting the totals for ice hockey. Over the last four years, we’ve managed a 7.3% ROI profit betting on … Continue reading →

Australian basketball is back. And it will be extremely interesting how the season unfolds considering all the post season drama. No Sydney team, and the length of quarters reduced from 12 minutes to 10. This should have an interesting effect … Continue reading →