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Methodology and code supporting the BuzzFeed News/BBC article, "The Tennis Racket," published Jan. 17, 2016.

Home Page: http://www.buzzfeed.com/heidiblake/the-tennis-racket

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Data can be trivially de-anonymised

The data and analysis description contain enough information to de-anonymise players, matches and bookmakers. I will not disclose the method but the repo maintainer can contact me via email should you wish to check. The horse has probably bolted on mitigating this issue.

Not clear what the dataset is

There is no detailed description of the methodology for the matches that were selected, other than to note that they span from 2009 to sometime in September 2015.

I checked the notebook file, the readme, the article text itself, as well as the supplement explaining how BuzzFeed/BBC put the data together, and nowhere is the match dataset specified.

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