One weekend was a loss, one was a push and week five saw no selections and for the season, the record improves to 20-12.
The three Divisional games went 2-1 this weekend for an 8-5 record overall this season.
I'm still waiting, along with a few others, for the Presidential Election bets to be settled. In addition to the main event, I have smaller interests in the Arizona, Georgia and Pennsylvania state markets. 
The sum traded smashed, and continues to smash, the Betfair record set in this same market in 2016:
The Exchange 'Next President' market obliterated the record for the most money ever to be traded on any political and sporting event, with just under £200m traded
With three more US states (Louisiana, Maryland, South Dakota) voting this past week to legalise sports betting, bringing the total to 21, this 2020 record may well be beaten again in four years time. My prediction is that Biden will step aside and Kamala Harris will be the Democratic Party nominee, and John Kasich will be the Republican candidate.
No "Toss-up" Draw selections in the Premier League this weekend, and the one "Close" selection wasn't close at all with Crystal Palace scoring four goals against Leeds United for the first time ever, and in a match for the first time since the final day of the 2018-19 season.
2 comments:
Surely Miami were outside the scope of your +1.5 to +5.5 system? Why did you back them? http://i.imgur.com/oVD9i6A.png
Try using 'squeaky-bum-time' Wk 27-32 as a feature in your draw analysis.
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