Power Ratings are not all that different from trading stocks — you assign a value to something based on a number of factors, try to buy it when it’s low, and sell when it’s high.
With stocks, long-term investors look for a clean balance sheet, revenue growth and market capitalization. In sports betting, a gambler should look for price point, market deflation and growth over peers.
Our power ratings are fueled by Wilson’s projections, which aim to judge the true quality of a team based on
advanced metrics, coaching changes, year-over-year roster continuity (
TARP) and a host of other underlying components.
We can use his ratings to create a point spread between any two teams in the country on a neutral field — just subtract the higher team’s rating from the lower-ranked one.
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