How's this? It's based on the results of each game no. of wins and loses. You then work out the winning percentage.

I've worked out a formula for calculating the winning percentage of a game.

% = team A - team B = winning %

E.G Port .876
Melb .564

In this example Ports winning percentage would 87.6% to beat Melb, which mean Melb would have a 12.4% chance of winning.

It still needs some work. I hope to have it ready for next years AFL season.

Any thoughts?

Benny

What the...?

Sorry Benny, but I can't quite figure out what you're doing.

I'm trying to work out each teams chances of winning.

Benny

Yeah, I know that, but I can't quite understand how you're trying to do it.

Is there a simplier way of doing this. Maybe I should work on it a bit. The formula is based on past results in order to predict each teams winning chance so that I can bet on the overlays.

Does that help any?

Benny

I'm not the be-all and ebd-all of Things pertaining to AFL,but you've certainly aroused my interest.
Can you tell me where you plucked the .876 and the .564 numbers from please Benny?

I have lots of formulas to sort out overlays from margins and such.

Is just an example.

What sort of fromulas are you talking about? Would like to share some?

Benny

HELLO?.BENNY?.
I said,"WHERE DID YOU PLUCK THE .876 and the .564 from.".
You show me your's,and I'll show you mine!