ESBC NFLAnd Sports Betting Podcast Network

ESBC NFLAnd Sports Betting Podcast Network

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ESBC NFLAnd Sports Betting Podcast Network episodes

  • Hawthorne Effect Week 13 You Learn From Bets You Got Wrong Then Ones You Right
    173-112=%60 = $54,000 profit
    In this conversation, Josh Abner Vizcay discusses various NFL games, focusing on the Thanksgiving matchups and the intricacies of betting analysis. He emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between bad picks and bad luck, while also exploring the role of coaching strategies in game outcomes. The discussion highlights the need for fundamental analysis over technical analysis in sports betting, and the significance of tracking performance to improve betting strategies.
    takeaways
    It’s crucial to differentiate between bad picks and bad luck.
    Fundamental analysis is key in sports betting.
    Coaching strategies significantly impact game outcomes.
    Turnovers are unpredictable in betting.
    Tracking performance can improve betting accuracy.
    Every NFL season presents unique challenges.
    Spreadsheet tracking helps maintain honesty in betting.
    Understanding team dynamics is essential for predictions.
    The importance of self-reflection after betting weeks.
    Giving back can enhance your betting experience.
    13 min
  • Crack The Code On The Whole Card UFC 310
    In this episode of the ESPC podcast, Josh Abner Vizcay and James Harris discuss the intricacies of sports betting, particularly focusing on UFC and MMA. We Explore explore the importance of collaboration, research, and emotional detachment in betting.
    The conversation delves into specific fights in the upcoming UFC 310 card, analyzing fighters' backgrounds, betting odds, and strategies for making informed decisions.
    The hosts emphasize the mental aspects of betting and the significance of understanding the business side of sports betting, providing listeners with valuable insights to enhance their betting experience.
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    Top 10 Rules of betting
    https://medium.com/@josuevizcay/top-10-rules-for-betting-gambling-nfl-cfb-and-college-basketball-bdc7d132490
    1 hr 9 min
  • Hawthorne Effect Week 12 You Learn From Bets You Got Wrong Then Ones You Right

    Hawthorne Effect Week 12 You Learn From Bets You Got Wrong Then Ones You Right

    "You learn more from games you lost than game you won "

    'Based on the search results, the performance increase associated with the Hawthorne Effect varies across different studies and contexts. Here are some key findings on the percentage increases reported:

    General productivity increase: Data compiled by Levitt & List showed roughly a 10% per year increase in productivity in the groups following the start of the Illumination Studies, regardless of whether they were part of the control or the experimental group1.
    Hand hygiene compliance:
    In one study, antiseptic hand rub (AHR) compliance increased from 29% to 45% during the overt observation period, which is approximately a 55% increase34.
    Another study found that hand sanitizer use increased from 1.48 dispensations per hour to 3.75 dispensations when the sanitizer station was visible to an auditor, representing a 153% increase4.
    Antibiotic prescribing: Inappropriate antibiotic prescribing for viral cases was 29% lower when physicians were observed (46% vs. 17%), representing a 63% reduction24.

    Patient-reported quality of care: Increased by 13% with direct observation3.

    Paramedic reporting: The rate of incomplete paramedic reports declined by 20% after announcement of an upcoming quality-improvement audit4.

    Educational research: Clark and Sugrue reported that uncontrolled novelty effects cause on average a 30% of a standard deviation rise (equivalent to a 50–63% score rise) in educational settings, with the effect decaying over time5.

    It's important to note that the magnitude of the Hawthorne Effect can vary significantly depending on the specific context, type of behavior being observed, and duration of the study. Some studies found smaller or no effects, while others reported larger increases.

    13 min
  • Hawthorne Effect Week 12 You Learn From Bets You Got Wrong Then Ones You Right
    157-103=57.9%= $46,150 profit year to date
    "You learn more from games you lost than game you won "
    'Based on the search results, the performance increase associated with the Hawthorne Effect varies across different studies and contexts. Here are some key findings on the percentage increases reported:
    General productivity increase: Data compiled by Levitt & List showed roughly a 10% per year increase in productivity in the groups following the start of the Illumination Studies, regardless of whether they were part of the control or the experimental group1.
    Hand hygiene compliance:
    In one study, antiseptic hand rub (AHR) compliance increased from 29% to 45% during the overt observation period, which is approximately a 55% increase34.
    Another study found that hand sanitizer use increased from 1.48 dispensations per hour to 3.75 dispensations when the sanitizer station was visible to an auditor, representing a 153% increase4.
    Antibiotic prescribing: Inappropriate antibiotic prescribing for viral cases was 29% lower when physicians were observed (46% vs. 17%), representing a 63% reduction24.
    Patient-reported quality of care: Increased by 13% with direct observation3.
    Paramedic reporting: The rate of incomplete paramedic reports declined by 20% after announcement of an upcoming quality-improvement audit4.
    Educational research: Clark and Sugrue reported that uncontrolled novelty effects cause on average a 30% of a standard deviation rise (equivalent to a 50–63% score rise) in educational settings, with the effect decaying over time5.
    It's important to note that the magnitude of the Hawthorne Effect can vary significantly depending on the specific context, type of behavior being observed, and duration of the study. Some studies found smaller or no effects, while others reported larger increases.
    13 min

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