Paradise Newsletter 11

It's newsletter time again folks. As we stand on the cusp of the festive season it's time to look in your Paradise stocking to see what goodies Santa has left.

Doctor of Danger gets deeper into Greg Gordon's tipster experiment and Mr Onemore takes his rating systems series to the next level. Ian Davies opens another can of worms, revealing snaky betting practices by the online bookmakers and new signing Sailing Shoes gives his thoughts on heads-up poker play. Gerry McDonnell rounds things off with a "ho! ho! ho!" and a weekend preview.

Punters' Paradise wishes all its members a very Merry Christmas (or Winterval if you're in Birmingham).

Regards

Jamdog
Newsletter Editor

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The Features

Greg Gordon's Betting Experiment 2

In the second part of his analysis of the tipsters experiment, Doctor of Danger explores how to strike the right risk/reward balance.

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Developing a Ratings System, part 4

Least-Squares method getting you down? Mr Onemore has the answers to all your predictive model problems.

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Heads Up Poker Play

When it comes to getting in a circle are you an Aggressor or a Trapper? The choice you make defines your play, writes Sailing Shoes.

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Bookies: Keep Your Trap Shut

If you're concerned about sneaky betting ambushes then exchanges aren't the only places where you need to watch your back. Ian Davies turns the spotlight on the snakes.

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The Lying, the Hitch and the Gnawed Lobe

Pompey may be celebrating but it's further misery on the south coast for Harry Redknapp, writes Gerry McDonnell.

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The Paradise questionnaire: Snyena

In each issue, a betting alumnus faces the pitiless interrogation of the Punters' Paradise questionnaire. This month's victim: Snyena