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It might be NFL Draft Day, but it is also Thursday and that means a new edition of The Bettor's Box, BangTheBook Radio's outstanding MLB betting podcast. Host Adam Burke has a ton of information for baseball betting enthusiasts around the world. He started with a rant based on something that happened earlier in the week, but then dove into the good stuff. The Beyond the Box Score segment featured a lot of great baseball betting tips and also some eye-opening info on betting big favorites. A recap of betting odds from this week during the Down the Lines segment gave way to today's pick on a favorite that isn't getting enough respect. There are some interesting series coming up and leverage index was the sabermetric discussion of the day. Don't bet on baseball before hearing Adam's thoughts on the teams and the angles you need to know.

On this special edition of BangTheBook Radio, host Adam Burke was joined by Joe Everett of NFL Draft Bible and Brian Blessing of Sportsbook Radio for some 2018 NFL Draft coverage, prop betting free picks, and some tips for bettors on how to approach the first round. We relied heavily on Joe's talent evaluation and scouting background to help us figure out how teams are leaning and about the fits that teams are looking for with their first-round selections. The quarterbacks - Sam Darnold, Josh Allen, Josh Rosen, Baker Mayfield, and Lamar Jackson - were big topics of conversation, along with the running backs and wide receivers. How many defensive players will go in the first round? Alabama players? Pac-12 players? SEC players? Brian Blessing helped us answer a lot of those questions with his expertise and his studies of the NFL Draft as well. This was a fantastic show and one that will be a big help for those looking to bet on the NFL Draft.

Host Adam Burke had a whole lot of baseball betting information ready for you on today's edition of The Bettor's Box. BangTheBook.com's MLB betting podcast is the most informative and detailed show in the industry about betting on the bases and he was dialed in with what you need to know in order to beat up the books this week. Today's edition also included the Monday Mailbag with your listener questions about pitcher splits, stolen bases, exit velocity, and resources to use for learning. We went Beyond the Box Score with the Red Sox vs. Athletics, Phillies vs. Pirates, Mariners vs. Rangers, and talked about exit velocity and performance with runners in scoring position. Adam highlighted line moves in the Down the Lines segment and gave a pick for Monday night. The Twins vs. Yankees, Diamondbacks vs. Phillies, and Mets vs. Cardinals caught Adam's eye as series to look at for the upcoming week. Forgive the Bryan Mitchell note at the end, as he BATS left-handed, but throws right-handed. Judging by his numbers,

Host Adam Burke was fired up for today's edition of The Bettor's Box, BangTheBook.com's MLB betting podcast. He had a lot of things to talk about and launched into a rant that will make you smarter than at least 75 percent of MLB managers and easily 99.8 percent of fans. He started, however, by going Beyond the Box Score with some thoughts on the Indians vs. Twins series in Puerto Rico, the Brewers vs. Reds series, with our first managerial firing of the season, and the Nationals vs. Mets. After updating exit velocity stats and some of the teams in line for some regression, he went Down the Lines to discuss line moves dating back to Monday, when we were last on the air. That segment included a pick for tonight and a cautionary tale from Adam about this time of year. Today's sabermetric stats of the day were about how bunting sucks. Finally, a look at the weekend ahead with Pirates vs. Phillies, Giants vs. Angels, and Nationals vs. Dodgers closed up shop on another excellent edition of The Bettor's Box.

A new work week is a drag, but it also means a new episode of The Bettor's Box, BangTheBook.com's industry-leading baseball betting podcast. Host Adam Burke has all the MLB betting angles and tips that you need to know in order to bang the books. This episode also included this week's Monday Mailbag segment, as Adam answered listener questions about playing on streaks in baseball, early-season observations, first five innings betting, college basketball futures, and then using resources. The Beyond the Box Score segment featured analysis on Brewers vs. Mets and Giants vs. Padres, as we saw a lot of postponed games this weekend. Adam also talked about how to really dig into a pitcher's outing to evaluate it. The Down the Lines segment covered line moves from the weekend and also a pick for Monday night. Plate discipline metrics were today's sabermetric stats and then Adam looked ahead to a few series coming up this week.

Host Adam Burke took listeners back into The Bettor's Box for the best baseball betting podcast in the industry. There were a ton of talking points on today's show, which featured our traditional format with a look Beyond the Box Score, a Down the Lines recap of betting odds, a pick for Thursday night, a sabermetric stat, and a look ahead to the weekend. Adam highlighted the Minnesota Twins rotation during a recap of the Astros/Twins series, looked at the Brewers/Cardinals series, and the Braves/Nationals series. He looked for some offensive regression and also talked about first inning betting. Line moves are always happening and Adam recapped those from this past week and also gave his pick for Thursday night's action. Following a look at this week's sabermetric stat, Adam previewed the weekend, including a series pick, a series lean, and a possible situational betting spot on Monday.

A new edition of The Bettor's Box, BangTheBook.com's MLB betting podcast came your way on Monday April 9. This one featured another edition of the Monday Mailbag, so host Adam Burke answered your listener questions before launching into the traditional format of the show. Along with those answers, Adam went Beyond the Box Score to look at Orioles/Yankees, A's/Angels, Blue Jays/Rangers, and Mets/Nationals. The Down The Lines segment featured analysis of line moves and also a pick for Monday night. A sabermetric stat of the day and a look ahead at the games between now and Thursday's next episode wrapped up the show with all the baseball betting insight you need to bang the books.

A new edition of The Bettor's Box came your way on Thursday, as host Adam Burke talked listeners through some of the early-season betting tips and observations that will help your baseball betting bankroll. On this April 5 edition, Adam looked Beyond the Box Score to uncover some interesting angles that will help MLB bettors with their upcoming bets. He talked about the Astros/Orioles, Diamondbacks/Dodgers, and Phillies/Mets series. He also discussed some early exit velocity data to show some teams that could see better fortunes soon. Each edition of The Bettor's Box features betting odds analysis from previous games and the games for that day, including a pick for that evening, which comes on a derivative 1st 5 play for April 5. Discussion of a sabermetric stat of the day and a look ahead at some series that start tonight or tomorrow wrapped up another edition of the best baseball betting podcast in the industry.

On a special edition of BangTheBook Radio for this week, host Adam Burke was joined by Brian Blessing for a breakdown of the 2018 Masters. The guys gave out a lot of terrific golf betting tips and some free picks for this year’s version of the Masters at Augusta National. Golf handicapping is certainly a specialized market and there aren’t many better at breaking it down than Brian. The conversation started with some general golf betting tips that you can use this week in the first major of the season, but also going forward with future tournaments. Most of the favorites were discussed on today’s podcast, as the guys talked about Tiger Woods, Jordan Spieth, Bubba Watson, Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, and Rickie Fowler, who is hoping to follow in Sergio Garcia’s footsteps and shed that “best player to never win a major” label. Brian does have a favorite pick among this group of players and you’ll have to listen to find out who that is.

The first full week of the Major League Baseball season gets underway on Monday and host Adam Burke is back on the airwaves with a new edition of The Bettor's Box. BangTheBook.com's MLB betting podcast is one of the best in the industry and it features a ton of great statistical content and analysis to help you bang the books on the bases. On this Monday edition of the show, Adam answered your listener questions during the Monday Mailbag segment and then went Beyond the Box Score to look at some past results that could impact future matchups. He talked about how to look for and isolate line moves in the betting market and also gave out a pick for Monday night's action. He previewed the upcoming series with some things to watch for and some betting angles that could possibly play out as we go throughout the week.

The Bettor's Box is back! BangTheBook Radio's MLB Betting Podcast with host Adam Burke fired up a new season on Friday with the first edition for this year. Adam talked about a lot of baseball betting tips and strategies by using sabermetrics and by breaking down some of the stats, trends, and angles that he uses in his own handicapping. Adam discussed Spring Training stats and which ones matter and which ones don't. He talked about resources that listeners need to use in order to have success and also talked about some line moves from Thursday's card. Two free picks for Friday led into a discussion of his favorite sabermetric stat and then he looked ahead to some key matchups this weekend for bettors to follow along.

The Final Four is just two short days away and we've got two exceptional guests to help us break it all down. Host Adam Burke will chat with Brad Powers of BradPowersSports.com about college football, the NIT, the Final Four, and his college basketball season in review. What worked and what didn't for one of the industry's premier handicappers? What will he change for next year? Similar questions were posed to Ralph Michaels of WagerTalk.com. Ralph gave his thoughts on tonight's NIT title game, as well as the CBI Final, the CIT Finals, and the Final Four. After breaking down those games, Adam and Ralph talked about what worked well for him this season and what didn't work so well in both the NBA and college basketball that he'll look to adjust going forward.

We're pushing through the middle of the week as we are one day away from the start of baseball season and a few days away from the Final Four. One guest will today us today as we chat with Wes Reynolds. We'll chat with Wes about the end of college basketball season. The Final Four and the National Championship, as well as what he'll look to incorporate differently next year and what worked well for him that he'll keep doing. The guys also hit the Houston Open and also talked about The Masters, since we'll be going to our twice-a-week MLB betting podcast exclusively next week. After Wes's segment, host Adam Burke will talk about his process for betting baseball. The season starts tomorrow and we'll have overnight lines to consider later today. Adam will discuss what he looks for in a particular matchup and how he comes to a decision with his bets.

Three guests joined us today on BangTheBook Radio, as we did a double show to make up for not having one on Monday. Host Adam Burke started by talking college basketball and NHL with Brian Blessing of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline. With all of our guests, Adam talked with them about what worked and what didn't from a college basketball betting standpoint, so that was a conversation with Brian, along with some NHL. Tony George of Doc's Sports was next up, as the guys chatted about some NIT, CBI, and CIT before looking at the Final Four matchups. They talked about what worked for Tony and what didn't during both the college basketball and NBA seasons. Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com joined us to talk Final Four, March Madness, and more. The guys had a long talk about how the futures played out that they have been discussing and also about the Final Four games. They answered a listener question about futures and looked ahead to National Championship matchups. They also hit on what worked and d

We wrapped up this week on BangTheBook Radio with a couple of markets that we haven't talked a lot about recently. With everybody immersed in March Madness, it's easy to lose sight of the fact that Opening Day is less than a week away and that the NBA is still going on. Host Adam Burke talked baseball with Bryan Leonard from WagerTalk.com, as the guys discussed the importance of doing research and why fantasy baseball can be a big help. They talked about some season win total positions as well. Philip Rossman-Reich from Orlando Magic Daily joined us to chat some NBA. The guys focused on tanking teams to talk about which teams are tanking and which teams are simply bad. They also discussed some good betting angles for listeners based on those teams. The Toronto Raptors, Boston Celtics, and Cleveland Cavs are the front-runners in the Eastern Conference, but they'll have to beat other opponents before facing each other. Who do these teams don't want to see come playoff time?

We hit all eight Sweet 16 games on this Thursday edition of BangTheBook Radio and projected ahead to the Elite Eight with our two guests. Host Adam Burke was joined first by Brad Powers of BradPowersSports.com. The guys talked a bit about college football at the top of the show and then chatted about the right side of the bracket. The guys hit Villanova vs. West Virginia, Purdue vs. Texas Tech, Kansas vs. Clemson, and Syracuse vs. Duke. They also projected out Elite Eight lines for the potential matchups on Sunday. Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com joined us for the second half of the show, as the guys broke down the left side of the bracket. Kansas State vs. Kentucky, Loyola-Chicago vs. Nevada, Florida State vs. Gonzaga, and Michigan vs. Texas A&M were the matchups in the spotlight there and the guys also looked ahead to the Elite Eight round on Saturday with projected lines and betting opinions. Adam and Ralph also hit the CBI, CIT, and NIT to look at some betting tips there.

More technical difficulties from BlogTalkRadio came into play on Wednesday, so we had a bit of a shortened show, but still lots of great information. Host Adam Burke was joined by professional bettor Wes Reynolds for a breakdown of the left side of the bracket for the Sweet 16 and two golf events, with one going on right now and one starting up tomorrow. The guys talked about Kansas State vs. Kentucky, Loyola-Chicago vs. Nevada, Florida State vs. Gonzaga, and Michigan vs. Texas A&M on the college basketball side and also explored a few futures. The WGC-Dell Match Play has already started and the Corales Championship starts tomorrow, so the guys had a lot of golf things to discuss. They talked about different betting strategies to the Match Play event and also looked at Tony Romo and some props about his performance for the event coming up in Punta Cana.

A new edition of BangTheBook Radio came your way on Tuesday, as host Adam Burke and his two guests covered a variety of sports betting markets. Brian Blessing of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline was the first to join us, as he and Adam talked NHL, with a focus on eliminated teams and the Central Division. Betting tips that included a pick from Brian tonight were a good way to start us off. Between guests, Adam took some time to chat about Major League Baseball, with some injury updates that are of note and also some minor league transactions that stand out. Adam talked about those key injuries and what they mean for season win total bets and the teams that are afflicted by the bad news. Finally, Tony George of Doc's Sports joined us to chat the right side of the bracket for the Sweet 16 and a little NBA at the end. The guys discussed Villanova vs. WVU, Purdue vs. Texas Tech, Kansas vs. Clemson, and Syracuse vs. Duke. They also hit on the NBA Western Conference, with a focus on the tough spot for th

What a wild and crazy weekend in March Madness! We certainly have a lot to talk about on the March 19 edition of BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke will start it off with your listener questions during the Monday Mailbag segment. Plenty of questions came flooding in about how to hedge the upcoming NCAA Tournament games in the Sweet 16 and about bankroll management in terms of bet sizes. Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com joined us for this week's Handicapping the Hardwood segment to talk all things college basketball. They recapped an insane weekend in March Madness and looked ahead to the Sweet 16 round of the tournament. They also talked about the NIT, CBI, and CIT, as you want to make sure that you don't forget about those betting opportunities. 

The first full day of March Madness action was certainly exciting, so let’s do it all again today. Host Adam Burke recorded a short 20-minute morning update for those getting set to enjoy the chaos, as he looked at Friday’s card, talked about some of yesterday’s angles and tips, and looked ahead to the first Round of 32 matchups. Adam looked at the card to check out some of the line movements and talk about what we’ve seen thus far. Using the market as a guide can be such a big help, as we noticed yesterday. We also saw several games fall in between numbers or right near the total. Adam had a few thoughts on that, along with some live betting and derivative tips that he picked up on and will look to carry over into today. He also previewed some of the second round matchups coming up on Saturday.