Category Archives: Sport Models

Sportpunter’s model for the College Basketball in America is giving predictions away for free again this year. Previous years has seen great results, especially with totals betting. With 600 to 1000 bets a year, theres plenty of turnover available, despite … Continue reading →

Sportpunter are about to release predictions for NBA with a brand new sports model. NBA is one of the most bet sports in the world and with many games being played every day, the possibility of high turnover is great. … Continue reading →

Sportpunter are releasing their NFL model this weekend, and results have been particularly pleasing. Despite a late start to the season for release of the NFL model, results have been good for the start of the year. Whilst only betting … Continue reading →

The Australian basketball season for 2010/2011  is set to start, and what better way to get on board the winning bandwagon. It doesn’t really matter if you follow the NBL season that close, it’s very rare that someone does, because … Continue reading →

Previously I showed about how the updated WTA model goes with all sorts of different probabilities, odds and overlays; all with very good results. Now I will look at all the NOBET scenarios and how the WTA model goes betting … Continue reading →

Sportpunter have released their upgraded WTA tennis model with good results dating back to the start of 2009. Whilst the old model hasn’t had the greatest of runs, especially since mid last year, the new model has shown significant improvements. … Continue reading →

With Wimbledon just about to start, it is interesting that not many people know or understand the dynamics between a 5 set and 3 set match. Only 4 times a year, not including a couple of one-off finals matches are … Continue reading →

Previously we looked at how the Sportpunter AFL model had gone betting head to head. In this article we will look a little more in depth about how it goes betting on the line or with a handicap. Traditionally, unlike … Continue reading →

The AFL season is set to start again this Thursday and with my personal favourite model, we will be predicting from day 1. The tigers play Carlton in the traditional first up game, and we hope (or maybe we don’t) … Continue reading →

Previously we looked at how the big outsiders have done well in NRL since 2002. Simply betting on all teams where the odds are greater then 4.00 would have netted a profit in excess of 19% ROI. But when does … Continue reading →