The economics of sports betting
This unique book examines how sports betting markets function. Charting recent international developments, expert contributors consider how both bookmakers and stakeholders view these changes, their prime areas of concern and the potential methods for addressing them. Providing a rigorous economic a...
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Format: | eBook |
Language: | English |
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Northampton, MA
Edward Elgar Publishing Limited
2017, 2017
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Series: | New horizons in the economics of sport series
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Collection: | Edward Elgar eBook Archive - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- 1. Consumer spending on spectator sports, physical activity, and sports betting: evidence from Canada. / Brad Humphreys, Jane Ruseski and Jie Yang
- 2. Should gambling markets be privatized? An examination of state lotteries in the United States. / Kent Grote and Victor A. Matheson
- 3. Price setting in fixed odds betting markets / Xiaogang Che, Arne Feddersen and Brad Humphreys
- 4. Informational efficiency of an in-play betting market for English Premier League football / Stephen Dobson, John Goddard and Peter Westmoreland
- 5. Estimating soccer betting odds: Are the many smarter than the few? / Jaume García, Levi Pérez and Plácido Rodríguez
- 6. New empirical evidence on the Tote-SP Anomaly and its implications for models of risky choice in gambling markets / Babatunde Buraimo, David Peel and Robert Simmons
- 7. Market efficiency and the favorite-longshot bias: Evidence
- from handball betting markets. / Arne Feddersen
- 8. Hot arms and the hot hand: bet