Football Rating Model: Probability of Win, Loose or Draw

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The discussion focuses on calculating the probabilities of winning, losing, or drawing in football using models employed by bookmakers. Bookmakers utilize Bayesian belief networks to update winning odds based on new information. Additionally, they implement a technique known as the Dutch book, which ensures that the sum of probabilities assigned to all possible outcomes is less than one, thereby guaranteeing profit regardless of the game's result.

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i am wondering about how it is possible compute the probability of win, loose or draw in football game or any other sport. who knows the model the bookmaker use? and which level of confidence they have?
 
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Bookmaker use bayesian belief to update the winning odds. And in order for the bookmaker to earn no matter what game outcome can be they have a technique called dutchbook which means sum of the probability less than 1.
 

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