2025 - Round 6 Results - A Few Seconds
/Only four of the early-week favourites got up this week, leading to most Head-to-Head Predictors registering that score, the exceptions being MoSHPlay_Marg and Home Sweet Home with five, and Consult the Ladder with just two. That left MoSHPlay now two tips clear of the field on 41 from 53 (77%).
The all-Tipster score came in at 4 from 9, which took the season-long all-Tipster performance to 35.8 from 53 (68%).
Margin prediction was, on average, about 7 points per game harder this week, but least of all for MoSSBODS_Marg, whose mean average error (MAE) of 31.4 points per game was almost three-and-a-half points per game better than next best, Bookie_9’s 34.9 points per game. MoSSBODS_Marg still sits in last place, however.
The all-Predictor average was 35.6 points per game, which left the season-long average at 29.5 points per game.
MoSHPlay_Marg recorded the sixth-best score and still heads the Leaderboard, now ahead of the RSMP twins.
The round-by-round history of Margin Predictor rankings appears below.
Log probability scores were all negative this week, with MoSSBODS_Prob again best, ahead of MoSHPlay_Prob and then MoSHBODS_Prob.
MoSHPlay_Prob still heads the Leaderboard ahead of MoSHBODS_Prob, with MoSSBODS_Prob still in 3rd.
WAGERING
Both the Head-to-Head and Line Funds returned profit this week, which was enough to ensure that the Combined Portfolio turned a profit despite a 1 from 4 effort from the Overs/Unders Fund. It would be easy to mock that Fund were it not for the fact that its large wager on unders in the Dogs v Saints game was shuffed out by a meaningless behind that went through with 2 seconds showing on the countdown clock.
That cost Investors 0.7c.
Overall, the Combined Portfolio finished up by 3c for the week, leaving it up by just under 17c on the season, that from a 27% ROI on a 0.62 turn.
