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We changed things up a little bit on BangTheBook Radio this week. With no shows on Friday or Monday, we wanted to get another segment with Kyle Hunter on the program for this week, so he was our leadoff hitter on the Wednesday February 6 edition of the show. Host Adam Burke talked MAAC college hoops with Kyle and the guys took a look at a few more games later in the week, including the big battle between Duke and Virginia on Saturday night. This was a shorter segment than most with Kyle, but still packed with info.

Wes Reynolds also joined us on the program, as the guys talked about the NBA Trade Deadline and its effects on the handicapping market, the upcoming All-Star Break, and some general basketball betting tips. They also discussed rematches in college basketball and some betting angles that go along with those opportunities. Finally, they wrapped up the segment and the show with a look at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am to talk picks and betting tips.

Our regular Tuesday guests are always full of great information and that was the case again on this February 5 edition of BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke started off the show chatting some NHL and some golf with Brian Blessing of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline. The guys looked at tonight's big card, including Minnesota Wild vs. Buffalo Sabres and also Vegas Golden Knights vs. Tampa Bay Lightning. The guys also talked about afternoon games and betting angles, including the NBC Game of the Week. The Pebble Beach Pro-Am is this week, so the guys talked about their picks and predictions for that tournament. Pay attention to this one because the US Open is also at Pebble Beach this year.

Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com joined us for this week's Capping the Card segment to discuss college basketball. The guys continued with our conference breakdowns with looks at the Ivy League and the WAC to rate those teams and look at situational spots. This segment also included Ralph's top situational and technical plays of the week.

The day after the Super Bowl is a tough one in a lot of ways, but we got past it and got the week off on the right foot with a new edition of BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke chatted with Joe Everett of NFL Draft Bible and DraftScouts to wrap up the NFL season and start the look-ahead to 2019. The guys talked about the Patriots and Rams and also looked at some teams that could make a big splash over the offseason.

Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com and BangTheBook.com joined us for this week's Handicapping the Hardwood segment. The guys talked about the Horizon League to uncover some good betting angles in that low-major conference and also discussed fade/follow and regression teams to help you bang the books in college hoops. Four game breakdowns for this week, including Kansas vs. Kansas State and LSU vs. Mississippi State, finished out the segment.

Three segments wrapped up this week on BangTheBook Radio, as host Adam Burke was joined by three very smart and savvy guests for three very different segments. Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com started us off with some thoughts on Super Bowl LIII and also a look at the SoCon in college basketball. The guys talked about all the teams in the Southern Conference, including Wofford and Furman, and also previewed four games for this weekend, including North Carolina at Louisville.

Christian Pina joined us to break down UFC Fight Night 144 in Fortaleza, Brazil with a main event between Raphael Assuncao and Marlon Moraes. The guys touched on that fight and also fights featuring Demian Maia, Lyman Good, Jose Aldo, and Renato Moicano. Christian shared some of his top picks and plays for this fight.

A phenomenal version of The Odds Report ended our season with Brent from DSI Sportsbook. The guys talked sharp action for Super Bowl 53, including money that has come in on the side, total, and various other prop bets. The guys also discussed the risk management side of the Super Bowl, with heavy Patriots exposure, but the line has held on 2.5. It was a great segment and a good way to end this week on BangTheBook Radio.

With only two editions of BangTheBook Radio left before Super Bowl LIII, there was no better time to bring on two professional handicappers, as host Adam Burke talked with Brad Powers and Tony George about Patriots vs. Rams and some college hoops. Brad started off the segment with a little college football update and then the guys launched into the Super Bowl with some prop betting tips and Brad's final thoughts on the spread and total. The guys continued our conference breakdowns by taking a look at the West Coast Conference.

With Tony George, Adam discussed Super Bowl LIII, Tony's biggest prop bets, and his final thoughts on the side and total for the big game. The guys also took an updated look at the Missouri Valley Conference, as it looks a lot different from the last time the guys touched on the MVC.

We're just about halfway through the week leading up to the Super Bowl. We had another fine edition of BangTheBook Radio to get us one day closer to the big game. Professional handicapper Bryan Leonard from WagerTalk.com joined us give his breakdowns on the prop bets that he is looking at for Super Bowl LIII between the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams. The guys looked at player props for both sides and game props to both sides, to go along with Bryan's final thoughts on the side and total.

Wes Reynolds, @WesReynolds1 on Twitter, joined us for this week's Wednesday Wagering segment to also give us his thoughts on the prop betting market for Super Bowl LIII. The guys took a quick look at side and total, but primarily talked about the prop bets that Wes likes for the Patriots and for the Rams and also what game props have value. The guys wrapped up the segment by looking at the Waste Management Phoenix Open to find some plays for the big tournament at TPC Scottsdale.

We're one day closer to the Super Bowl with this Tuesday edition of BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke packed a lot into a short amount of time with today's show. Brian Blessing of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline kicked off the show with some Super Bowl LIII prop betting picks and thoughts. The guys also talked NHL post-All Star Break to find some betting angles and then discussed the Waste Management Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale.

Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com also joined us on the program to give his Super Bowl LIII prop betting thoughts and final assessments on the side and total for the game. The guys then transitioned over to the college basketball side of things to chat about the Colonial Athletic Association, as we continued our conference breakdowns with the CAA. The guys wrapped up the segment with Ralph's top situational and technical games for this week.

Super Bowl Week is finally here! Host Adam Burke opened up this week on the show with Joe Everett from DraftScouts and Insider Football to chat about Super Bowl LIII and also get a scout's perspective on the matchups that we can look to exploit from a prop betting standpoint. Adam and Joe talked about game flow and also looked at the skill position battles and the line play to see where the best bets are in the prop betting market.

Professional handicapper Kyle Hunter from HunterSportsPicks and BangTheBook joined us for the first of two Handicapping the Hardwood segments for this week. The guys chatted about some early Super Bowl LIII thoughts on the side and total and then moved over to college hoops to break down the Summit League and their usual talking points on regression candidates and fade/follow teams. They also looked at a collection of games for this week, including a deep under the radar game, a Big Ten clash between Wisconsin and Nebraska, and some other small conference matchups.

We wrapped up this week on BangTheBook Radio in fine fashion with a couple of our strongest segments. We flipped the script a bit today, as host Adam Burke started with The Odds Report with Brent from DSI Sportsbook. There is sharp action out there for Super Bowl LIII and Adam and Brent discussed that and also talked about the risk management side of dealing with two weeks of betting action for the Super Bowl. They also discussed some prop betting options and how the lines move around on those offerings.

Kyle Hunter from HunterSportsPicks.com also joined us for this week's second Handicapping the Hardwood segment. The guys dug deep into the Big West Conference to talk about how that low-major conference sets up and about some scheduling spots, betting trends, and other angles. After looking at a couple of regression teams, Adam and Kyle talked about Iowa State vs. Ole Miss, two small conference games, and then Michigan State vs. Purdue to wrap things up.

Two professional handicappers join us on Thursdays for BangTheBook Radio broadcasts with host Adam Burke and we got a lot of great insight and analysis on a variety of different sports betting markets. Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com started us off with some initial thoughts on Super Bowl LIII between the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams. The guys talked about the initial line movement that we've seen so far in the marketplace and talked about how Brad is setting up his prop betting strategies. On the college hoops side of things, the guys discussed the Pac-12 and tried to make sense of what a mess that conference has become.

Tony George from Doc's Sports also joined us to give his initial thoughts on Super Bowl 53 and how he will put together his prop betting strategy for the big game. The guys also talked about the Victor Oladipo injury and how to handle a situation like that as it pertains to the Pacers and the other Eastern Conference contenders that may smell blood in the water. Finally, the SEC/Big 12 Challenge is this weekend, with the signature game between Kansas and Kentucky. How do these teams and these conferences stack up?