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This is something that I randomly thought of today while trying to help a friend understand standard deviation for her stats class.
The stats I incorporated into the formula were GF/G, GA/G, 5-5FA, PP%, PK%, S/G, SA/G, FO%
I use the formula by the league ranking of each stat for each team.
We all know that the higher the standard deviation is, the more unpredictable the game should be theoretically.
Well using this information, I have came up with two theories that I wish to test and track in this thread.
1) In a game with high unpredictability, you should bet the dog.
2) In a game with high unpredictability, the game might be more likely to go to OT.
I'll be betting (not real money yet) on any game that has a 15 or higher Standard Deviation combined between the two teams.
Nov. 4th
NYI/NYR (SD = 18.41)
NYI +270
OT +400
Nas/Van (SD = 15.83)
Nas +139
OT +320
Ana/LA (SD = 18.21)
LA +132
OT +320
The stats I incorporated into the formula were GF/G, GA/G, 5-5FA, PP%, PK%, S/G, SA/G, FO%
I use the formula by the league ranking of each stat for each team.
We all know that the higher the standard deviation is, the more unpredictable the game should be theoretically.
Well using this information, I have came up with two theories that I wish to test and track in this thread.
1) In a game with high unpredictability, you should bet the dog.
2) In a game with high unpredictability, the game might be more likely to go to OT.
I'll be betting (not real money yet) on any game that has a 15 or higher Standard Deviation combined between the two teams.
Nov. 4th
NYI/NYR (SD = 18.41)
NYI +270
OT +400
Nas/Van (SD = 15.83)
Nas +139
OT +320
Ana/LA (SD = 18.21)
LA +132
OT +320
