Today we will focus on best course for the Ratings by ROI, and just like last time we can slice and dice this data using our ProStats feature, just for fun.

In case you missed it, we have already explored the best courses by Strike Rate and the best courses by Profit & Loss.

One interesting thing to note is that we end up with 12 different courses sharing these top 5 course blogs, so it certainly is not the same courses each time!

A self-explanatory table, showing the top 5 courses by ROI. Interesting to note we see 2 new courses which didn’t appear in either explored the best courses by Strike Rate and the best courses by Profit & Loss blog posts!

Well it turns out it is again Laytown is the worst course from an ROI perspective, it was also the worst course from a Strike Rate perspective. With just one race meeting a year, it demonstrates that we simply do not get enough data for our Ratings algorithm to get a handle on Laytown!

Digging into that data we find that the all-weather track is responsible for the vast majority of the negatives here, which in itself is interesting.

Same as in our Top 5 by Profit and loss blog, here is the pretty graph you get for the Top 10 courses by ROI

If you are impressed with the data or analytics features demonstrated, this is all available to our ProStats members see our detailed blog about using ProStats V1. Better still ProStats version 2 is expected to drop mid-January 2018 watch this space, a blog post and video will be dropped for that release!

Easy and it takes just a few minutes. After this you will be able to access tomorrow’s WebRatings. We also hope to have the remaining days ratings available at between 2pm and 4pm the day before racing!

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