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Host Adam Burke and guest Dave Sharapan started out by talking about the biggest news in the sports betting world – the change of COVID protocols in the NHL that should tighten the gap between road teams and home teams. We say that in jest, but it could very well be actionable info that the guys discussed on the show. Then they talked about booking hockey in Vegas before and after the Golden Knights got started.The conversation did end up on the Super Bowl for the second part of the show, as Adam and Dave talked about side and total, while mixing in some great stories from Dave’s time behind the counter. The guys also each gave out a couple of prop bets to add to this week’s portfolio on ATS Radio before closing up the podcast.

Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Brad Powers from BradPowerSports.com had lots to talk about with regards to Super Bowl LV. The guys discussed side, total, and money line for Chiefs vs. Buccaneers at the top, discussing the early line movements we’ve seen so far and forecasting where the lines will go as kickoff approaches. Then Adam and Brad talked about prop betting strategies and some of the picks that they have for Super Bowl LV in the props market.On the college basketball side, Adam and Brad began by talking about how some good value can be had right now in college hoops with so much emphasis from the sportsbooks on balancing the props. They talked about the COVID pause and how it has impacted teams, specifically from a betting standpoint. Lastly, they shared three picks for tonight, with Brad’s thoughts on Arizona vs. Utah and Minnesota vs. Rutgers and Adam’s on Austin Peay vs. Eastern Kentucky.

Host Adam Burke and guest Kiev O’Neil from The Oddsbreakers got together to discuss Super Bowl LV from all angles, including side, total, money line, alt spreads, and props. Over the course of talking about the game, the guys addressed a lot of different factors that are holding the side and total in place, but also forecasted some of the movements we could see by the weekend. Kiev had four props to share with listeners and Adam had two more to tackle as the guys broke down lots of angles on Chiefs vs. Buccaneers.On the college basketball side, Adam and Kiev chatted about some recent plays that Kiev has made in the ACC and about some interesting stats that he has exploited in recent games for Syracuse. They looked to see if those apply to Saturday’s Syracuse game against Clemson. Then they talked Big Ten, with a look at Maryland vs. Penn State, Illinois vs. Wisconsin, and a free pick look-ahead for Michigan State vs. Nebraska.

Host Adam Burke and guest Brian Blessing from Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline got together to talk Super Bowl LV, the NHL, and two golf events on this edition of the show. The guys started with some talk about the spread and total for Chiefs vs. Buccaneers and then discussed some prop bets. Adam added two more prop bets and Brian added a couple as well to give us nine prop bets over two days this week on ATS Radio.On the NHL side, the guys talked about a couple of games tonight and how schedule spots are extremely prevalent with this unique season. They discussed home teams and how well they’ve done so far, but how that seems to be slowing coming back to earth little by little as teams adjust to the new normal on the road. Lastly, there are two strong golf events this week, first with the Saudi International for the European Tour and the Waste Management Phoenix Open on the PGA Tour. Adam and Brian shared some picks for both to round out the show.

Host Adam Burke and Kyle Hunter got together to start the month of February on what we hope is a high note with this edition of ATS Radio. Adam and Kyle talked about Super Bowl LV, the movement on the side and total, and then about some of their favorite prop bets for the game. Adam had a couple, which is what he’ll do with each segment this week, and Kyle shared three, as the guys helped listeners start putting together that prop portfolio.On the college basketball side of things, Adam and Kyle started with some injury notes and COVID updates before launching into teams that are regression candidates, fade candidates, or follow candidates. Adam recapped the teams during each segment and the guys made a case for playing on or against several teams around the country. Finally, they finished up by looking at games for this week, including Baylor vs. Texas, Mount St. Mary’s vs. Bryant, Ohio State vs. Iowa, Minnesota vs. Rutgers, and Southern Miss vs. Rice.

Host Adam Burke and our Friday guest Dave Sharapan just talk like two guys in a bar BS’ing about the industry and we’ll tell you, it makes for good radio. Adam and Dave talked about Super Bowl LV from the perspective of being on the other side of the counter on this edition of ATS Radio. They talked about the initial action on the spread and total for the game and about what goes into setting that number and the initial movement that takes place.Then it was all about the stories. The guys talked about the balancing of risk in the prop markets and about what it takes to come up with those numbers. Dave had stories about past Super Bowl decisions from the counter and from the back room. He also talked about some of his prop betting tips and strategies and about how college basketball just gets in the way when it comes to booking the Super Bowl. It was a great show and something different for our ATS Radio listeners.

Host Adam Burke and guest Brad Powers covered a lot of ground on Super Bowl LV between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers to start off this edition of ATS Radio. They talked about side and total thoughts and some of the line movement that could show up as we head into next week. The guys also chatted about the prop betting markets, how to organize your thoughts with so many of them, and some beneficial betting strategies with those opportunities.The guys transitioned over to the college basketball side for a bit to talk about how some advantages can present themselves if you pay attention to the news. Injuries and COVID absences are not fully accounted for with some of the most popular college hoops sites that are out there, but the lack of originality in the college basketball betting odds means edges for you. Adam and Brad discussed that in detail with specific examples, looked at Michigan State vs. Rutgers and Memphis vs. SMU for tonight, and then finished up with some weekend takes.

Host Adam Burke and Kiev O’Neil from The Oddsbreakers had a lot to touch on in a shorter period of time with some afternoon commitments, but they did so and added a lot of helpful insights for listeners on Super Bowl LV and also college basketball. The line for Chiefs vs. Buccaneers hasn’t moved a whole lot over the last couple of days, so -3 with extra juice and -3.5 reduced juice and 56 or 56.5 were the talking points during a breakdown of the game. The guys also addressed some prop betting strategies in advance of the matchup.Kiev suffered a tough loss on Georgia Tech last night against Duke, but it served as an important reminder and learning tool for those that were on the same side. After breaking down that game and what happened, the guys talked about Wisconsin vs. Maryland on Wednesday, Michigan State vs. Rutgers on Thursday, and Iowa vs. Illinois on Friday as games of note in the Big Ten.

Host Adam Burke was happy to have Brian Blessing from Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline back on the program today. Adam and Brian discussed Super Bowl LV initial thoughts for Chiefs vs. Buccaneers, including the betting odds and their prop betting strategies. It sure sounds like the guys have some very strong opinions on the game and what they’ll look to do with the props as those get posted, so you’ll want to listen closely for those.On the PGA Tour side of things, the Farmers Insurance Open is this week at Torrey Pines and that got some play on today’s show. Adam and Brian talked about some of the picks that they liked and also talked about how many alternative ways there are to bet on golf with props, matchups, and a whole lot more. Lastly, the guys talked NHL, including a few games tonight, how well home favorites have done so far, and how the schedule is your best friend right now when betting.

Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com got together to chat about the Super Bowl and college basketball on today’s edition of the show. Adam and Kyle started with Buccaneers vs. Chiefs to talk about the side and total and the early action that we’ve seen on the game thus far. They also talked about what to watch for with the line as we go forward.On the college basketball side, the guys had a lot of notes to follow along with on positive and negative regression candidates and also some fade and follow teams. The guys each contributed some teams and stats of their own for both long-term and short-term fades in upcoming games. They also looked at several games for this week, including Dayton vs. Saint Louis, Drake vs. Missouri State, BYU vs. Pepperdine, Boise State vs. Colorado State, Stephen F. Austin vs. Abilene Christian, and Iowa vs. Illinois.

Host Adam Burke put a lot into a short amount of time on this edition of ATS Radio to round out the week. He talked MLB, NBA, NHL, and college basketball on the program, starting with some thoughts on recent MLB transactions like the Francisco Lindor trade and the signing of George Springer. He also teased this year’s 2021 MLB Betting Guide, which will be released in late February.On the NBA, NHL, and college hoops sides of the spectrum, Adam did some Buy & Sell with a buy team and a sell team for both Friday and Saturday in the pro leagues. There are some good situational spots and matchup spots in the NBA and NHL for those two nights and Adam gave the reasons why he has those thoughts. On the college basketball side, Adam had two sell spots for Friday and two buy spots for Saturday that should sound enticing to listeners.

Host Adam Burke was back on the airwaves on Thursday to chat with pro bettor and handicapper Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com. Adam and Brad got right down to business looking at Buccaneers vs. Packers and Bills vs. Chiefs as the NFL Playoffs take center stage on Sunday. The guys took a deep dive into how to interpret the previous head-to-head matchups between those teams and also about the lines and where they are going for this weekend’s action. They also talked about look-ahead lines for Super Bowl LV.Adam and Brad also talked about the importance of market entry and line value in the college basketball betting world. Conference specialization is a major talking point of ours and we got Brad’s thoughts on the topic as well. College basketball presents a lot of daily betting opportunities for those that can watch and interpret the markets and that was the main focus of this part of the show.

Football and basketball were the primary focuses on today’s edition of ATS Radio. Host Adam Burke welcomed back Kiev O’Neil from The Oddsbreakers to chat about the NFC Championship Game and the AFC Championship Game. The guys gave their thoughts on Buccaneers vs. Packers and Bills vs. Chiefs on both side and total, but Kiev also added some player props analysis based on the matchups and how the games could play out.On the college basketball side, Adam and Kiev talked about conference specialization and the importance of narrowing your focus for a variety of different reasons. Whether you have time constraints or just want to attempt to beat the market and get closing line value, focusing on certain conferences is a great idea. In that same spirit, the guys talked about the Big Ten, with some interesting trends in conference play and then thoughts on Rutgers vs. Penn State, Indiana vs. Iowa, and Michigan vs. Purdue.

Host Adam Burke was happy to chat once again with Brian Blessing on the NFC Championship Game and the AFC Championship Game to start the show. The guys went in-depth on Buccaneers vs. Packers and Bills vs. Chiefs to hit on a lot of different topics and talking points for the two games. They gave side and total thoughts early in the week and discussed what bettors should be looking for as they handicap the games.On the NHL side, Adam and Brian talked about early-season parity with the back-to-back games and how to handicap those scenarios. That also led the guys down a discussion about analytics and some box score nuggets that could lead to the creation of betting edges in the second game. Lastly, The American Express is this week at PGA West and Adam and Brian shared some quick picks and handicapping tips for the tournament.

Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Kyle Hunter got together with some early thoughts on Buccaneers vs. Packers and Bills vs. Chiefs to start out the show. The guys talked about the early lines and their early leans for the NFC Championship and AFC Championship before turning the show fully over to college basketball.On the basketball side, Adam and Kyle looked at back-to-backs and how to look for box score outliers. They talked about key injuries. Then they talked about regression candidates and fade or follow teams with a bunch of great talking points and angles that you can use to get some value out of playing teams in all sorts of different conferences. As far as games, the guys hit on Alabama vs. LSU, Richmond vs. St. Bonaventure, SIU Edwardsville vs. Tennessee State, Jacksonville State vs. Murray State, and Eastern Washington vs. Northern Colorado.

Host Adam Burke had a fun talk on Friday with Dave Sharapan. Dave has a background in booking games both offshore and in Las Vegas and that was the focal point of the first part of the show, as the guys talked about the direction of the industry, some misnomers about the business, and about whether or not experience on the other side of the counter benefits somebody on our side of the counter as a bettor.Many people have asked Adam about getting a start in the business, so he relayed the question to Dave, who had an excellent answer for those looking to get started in the sports betting industry. To finish out the show, the guys took a look at all four games for this weekend in the NFL Playoffs with some side and total thoughts on Rams vs. Packers, Ravens vs. Bills, Browns vs. Chiefs, and Buccaneers vs. Saints.

Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com always have a lot to say when they get together and today’s show was no different. They wrapped up the college football season by talking about Alabama’s dominance and about how to start getting into the right mindset to prep for the 2021 season.On the NFL side, it was all about the four playoff games in the Divisional Round. Picks, predictions, and breakdowns of the betting odds for Rams vs. Packers, Ravens vs. Bills, Browns vs. Chiefs, and Buccaneers vs. Saints dominated today’s show, as Adam and Brad shared their thoughts, matchup analysis, and some insight into where these lines could move. Finally, a quick note from Brad on college basketball back-to-backs, as we’ll dive more into college hoops with him in future weeks.

Host Adam Burke welcomed Kiev O’Neill from The Oddsbreakers to the show for this Wednesday edition of ATS Radio. Adam and Kiev started by chatting about how to get started writing and podcasting in this business, which is a question that so many other people have asked of Adam in the past. Fortunately, Kiev put his thoughts to good use to create a successful sports betting tips website.The guys took a look at all four Divisional Round games with some Rams vs. Packers, Ravens vs. Bills, Browns vs. Chiefs, and Buccaneers vs. Saints thoughts, picks, and predictions. Spread and total were discussed on all four games, along with some key stats and matchup analysis. To finish out the show, Adam and Kiev discussed some upcoming college basketball games in the Big Ten like Wisconsin vs. Rutgers, Michigan vs. Minnesota, and Michigan State vs. Iowa.

Host Adam Burke and guest Brian Blessing ran through a lot on today’s show. The guys hit the NFL Playoffs to start the program with some thoughts on the Wild Card Round and how those pertain to this weekend’s Divisional Round. Rams vs. Packers, Ravens vs. Bills, Browns vs. Chiefs, and Buccaneers vs. Saints all got some airtime on the program with picks and predictions from both guys.On the NHL side of things, the season begins on Wednesday night, but Adam and Brian had to get their thoughts out there about the West Division and then the East Division with some futures prices and some other NHL betting tips. The guys wrapped up the show talking golf with the Sony Open in Hawaii and several picks for outright winner and prop bets that they like for this week’s PGA Tour event.

Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Kyle Hunter joined listeners for a little over an hour to talk about the College Football Playoff National Championship and how things stand in the college basketball world. Adam and Kyle discussed Ohio State vs. Alabama, with thoughts on the side, total, and some of the derivative markets, and also gave out a couple of player prop bets each for tonight’s game. They talked about the importance of shopping around for the best prices on the player props as well.On the college basketball side, Adam and Kyle looked first at some key injuries from around the country before focusing on some regression candidates. When all was said and done, the guys had a list of some good fade teams for listeners, including South Alabama, UTEP, and Southern Miss. They also looked at some follow teams that could have some betting value and then touched on Wisconsin vs. Michigan, Eastern Michigan vs. Toledo, Austin Peay vs. UT-Martin, and San Diego State at Utah State before signing off