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Market Efficiency and Censoring Bias in College Football Gambling
Robert Arscott
Whitman School of Management
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Arbitrage Opportunity
50%
Bet-hedging Strategy
50%
College Football
100%
Expected Bias
50%
Football Game
50%
Gamblers
50%
Gambling
100%
Gambling Industry
50%
Market Efficiency
100%
Nave
50%
Point Spread
50%
Score Prediction
50%
Semi-strong
50%
Spread Betting
50%
Transaction Costs
50%
Wagering
100%
Zero Point
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Arbitrage
100%
Efficient Market Hypothesis
100%
Transaction Costs
100%