@JDPoke1
we're blessed to have people like you in our community. thanks guys, brilliant pod
@xdarkenz
Thank you all for your time on doing this podcast, it was truly informative and an eye opener for me. Aside from the immense knowledge in analytics, it’s also the willingness to share and teach that inspires me. Cheers guys!
@darrenmaiden2529
Great Pod. Superb information and viewpoints. Love the 'CUPSETS' line. Thats going to stick forever.
@MARasyid91
First analytic pod I listened to and already got a feeling if I am going with analytics it is going to help my daily life and work too 🤔
@Skatoony9
That bookcase is gorgeous
@imtiazahmed3910
Officially my favorite FPL pod. Well presented & informative! I'm interested in playing analytics FC way.
@Ultraw
Ooo I'm excited for this one. Don't really know how to optimise chips!
@TheJW7
Lads, as a novice statistician fumbling through an economics degree, a conversation around 50 minutes in peaked my interest around when waiting for more information to use chips turns out sub optimal. Are we talking here about the difference between Type I and Type II errors (the former an error of action which presumably is much more visible and therefore the focus). I don’t think I’ve seen anyone historically review for T2 errors, if that’s what they are. As someone who has always been a ‘wait for more info’ guy, I’d love to know if I’ve been playing sub optimally all this time! Love the pod btw!
@Ayman_Salah74
This was a great listen.Great guests too 😍
@simonkurt6764
Great stuff guys. Just one question. Coming from betting syndicate background I use a sheet which for last 6 GW's incorporates how much supremacy and goals to take off or add to teams with nothing/something to play for. In last few GW's these figures can be pretty drastic. As a result I try to keep a lot of my chips for later down the line to fully expose nothing to play for teams. Is this something Jonny and Alaister factor in? Thanks
@aungeer87
Thank you so much Sertalp and the guys! Layman question - Can I just download the solver and use it, or do I need to learn Python or something to use it?
@seamiharte
This is probably not the nerdiest video on youtube, but it's up there
@ryanjames1575
When I watch this video on 1080p your faces are very sharp however the slides you screen share are still blurred. Great content though thank you
@FPLOptimized