This video covers eight principles I learned while studying statistics at Northwestern University that have helped me a lot and may help you too.

Find out why good rules often fail, how much risk is your personal currency and what you can do to better deal with the flood of information.

The video is based on the work of Kareem Carr, a data scientist and PhD student at Harvard (shorturl.at/fswxK). Carr is an expert in statistics and I've incorporated some of his insights into my interpretation of how you can apply these eight principles to betting.

Check it out and let me know what you think in the comments section. If you have any specific questions about how to use statistics to become a better sports bettor, go ahead!

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