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Neil Channing and Nigel Seeley reveal how to separate recency bias from true market shifts, focus on weekly match value instead of long-term outrights, and profit from market inefficiencies created by public overreaction.
By BetRivers NetworkNeil Channing and Nigel Seeley reveal how to separate recency bias from true market shifts, focus on weekly match value instead of long-term outrights, and profit from market inefficiencies created by public overreaction.