For the first time in many years I've had to forgo Royal Ascot form study.
The World Cup has proved a distraction, particualry the article entitled 'Prediction' compiled by researchers at the University of Strirling and published on The Scorecard website.
Bravely, the team at Stirling has predicted correct score outcomes for all matches at the 2014 World Cup.
As an exercise, using Oddschecker as the comparison tool, I noted the best prices in correct scores markets for the 48 scheduled group games before a ball had been kicked in the competition.
At the time of writing the team has predicted three correct scores from eleven completed games:
Chile 3 Australia 1 (15/1 BetVictor)
Ivory Coast 2 Japan 1 (11/1 Ladbrokes)
Argentina 2 Bosnia 1 (17/2 Ladbrokes)
A nominal £1.00 correct score wager on each of the completed games to date shows a healthy-looking profit of £25.50 on £11 staked.
Of course, as always, past results are not necessarily a guide to future performance...
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