Round 1 is over, and what a ride that was - some incredible games going down to the line, and some amazing upsets. Over on Squiggle I'm sitting in 3rd place after 1 round - it could have been worse!
Both models scored 6/9, but got there with slightly different paths
ZaphBot
✔ Ric=35 78%
✔ WB = 1 56%
✔ Mel=23 70%
✕ Gee=36 79%
✔ Haw= 2 56%
✕ BL =16 66%
✔ PA =22 70%
✕ GWS= 7 60%
✔ WCE=37 80%
ZELOBot
✔ Ric=48 90%
✕ Col= 7 56%
✔ Mel=17 67%
✕ Gee=53 90%
✔ Haw= 2 53%
✕BL =38 86%
✔ PA =44 90%
✔ StK= 6 56%
✔ WCE=42 90%
Here's the standings after Round 1. You'll see I've added a third bot in here, my 15yo son came up with a nice simple algorithm so I coded it up and included it in my testing. Normally I wouldnt include it here, but given the result I'll keep it for a week. It won't last given his 80-90% confidence in games, but being on top for a week is pretty cool!
Tips Bits MAE Correct | Round by Round
HunterBot6 2.83 18.4 66.7% | 6
ZaphBot6 0.49 19.9 66.7% | 6
ZELOBot6 -1.14 23.7 66.7% | 6
This season I am doing some minor gambling and will track the results. Usually I will take either a line bet where my prediction is at least a goal away from the line, or a head-to-head where the odds are in my favor. I have started the season with exactly $100, and will bet in increments of $1 for the moment.
Two bets placed. Richmond to beat the line, and Melbourne to beat the line. Both won.
Balance: $101.80
Profit/Loss: $1.80
ZaphBot the next generation:
I am working on a tweaked version which may regard the results of the game differently while training and evaluating, it looks promising to start with and I'll share the results once I have it working properly (and will retro-fit the first round or two).
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