This week on the BashCast we look at a week of outrageous EV from some William Hill shop bets - some of which raise quite interesting bankroll staking questions. Tom goes into talking about profiting from “x winners from y events” type bets, primarily for the bants. In the news a punter loses out on £200k from Betfred by filling in a bets lip wrong, and we look forward to the Rugby World Cup and look at where we might expect to find value. #thisisBig

In tonights episode we discuss the EV of parking at the Coventry Ricoh Arena, an update on the Golf Model, bookies stop taking bets on Frankie Dettori multiples, and Wimbledon throws up a few value bets. After the break there is a couple of notable disqualifications in the World Series of Poker Main Event, someone drops their trousers, and William Hill close shops on the High Street. They don’t like it up’em. #thisisBig

This week we look at a William Hill shop bet from Tuesday - but exactly when does Tuesday end? Fav-longshot bias gets modelled into the trop price tracker on the site, Personalised bets model continues to evolve an improve and Tom discusses the hot streak he has been on them. Nektan VIP for life take a surprising 180 turn. After the break we look at the James Bond next actor market again, and the bet365 19 year old student case draws to an unpalatable close. #thisisBig

This we discuss why we're looking more in depth at personalised #YourOdds style bets, and look in to the expected tools developments over the summer. Hopefully this time Tom uploads the right file #thisisBig

This week we are joined by Loose Cannon who talks through his experiences of getting on in shops, getting on with staff members and not coming across as a jerky jerk who gets PTL'd on his first bet. #thisisBig

Tom returns after a break - we look at the last couple of nights Champions League matches, a new options model and a new Golf Model that is currently being trialled in Beta mode on bookiebashing. After the break there is controversy at the Kentucky Derby, and we revisit a “3 for 1” Ladbrokes Coupon from 2016 that had misprinted all the prices #thisisBig

This week Tom discusses the Coyotes vs Kings in the NHL and the differences between US and UK sport. The Grand National apparently resulted in a 1/4 billion losses for the bookmakers, apparently, but is that a crock. Value Mugs results Jan-April 2019 - they haven’t been pretty. The US Masters gets under way and we discuss how we found value in that. After the break a story of bitcoin losses and a warning about finding correlation without causation #thisisBig

Tom gets scammed by some scammers, so tries to do some investigatory work live on the BashCast. Coral palping bets, again, that aren’t even out of line. Tom makes a mistake with a reverse forecast value bet, gets lambasted on the forums. The World Golf Championship present a new edge for us through identifying value in the places. After the break we look at more slots with potential seeding positions in positive equity to the player and discuss the taxable implications of professional advantage play in the UK.

This evening we discuss spurious correlations, dead or alive 2, and the Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with some seriously good bets at Fred and William Hill, neither of which came in. After the break there is a panel at MIT discussing whether sportsbooks ban winning players with a less than open representative from WH and we finish with a second editorial about the changes going on at bookiebashing recently. #thisisBig

Three weeks off - we're back without an agenda. Winging it off the cuff Tom discussed a Cheltenham review that wasn't worth it (neither the review, nor Cheltenham). A story of some slot advantage players from New Jersey breaking the Magic Ocean slot, and an opinion piece on the current goings on at BookieBashing.net, both negative and postivie.

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