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How likely is a Six Nations Grand Slam?
How likely is a Six Nations Grand Slam?
Date:
Thursday 13 March 2025, 12.00PM
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The 2025 Six Nations is underway, and Ireland are going for a historic third consecutive title. This session looks at how we can use regression and simulation methods to estimate the likelihood of a Six Nations Grandslam by any side prior to the start of the tournament. We'll discuss the model results, and compare them to the tournament results so far.
Harry is a Graduate Statistician and ambassador with the RSS. He holds an Msc in Data Analytics from Glasgow University and his dissertation focused on hierarchical modelling in Premiership Rugby.
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Peter Philipson
for Statistics in Sport Section Group
Member - free to attend
Non-member - £10