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The show must go on, as they say, and that's what happened with this Friday November 23 edition of BangTheBook Radio. You got a steady dose of host Adam Burke on this show, as he talked about his picks and leans for Week 12 of the Westgate SuperContest during our SuperContest Selections segment. The BangTheBook Podcast entry has been running a bit better over the last few weeks, so hopefully the information that Adam shared is beneficial for all of our listeners. He had four picks and a couple of leans squared away for Week 12 and gave his supporting evidence, research, and analysis.

With Brent from DSI unable to join us on the show, Adam did his own version of The Odds Report. He talked about line moves in the marketplace that appeared to be sharp based on the context clues in the markets and the timing of the moves. He told listeners what cues to look for in the betting world to see if line moves were likely based on sharp action and then keyed in on those games for Week 13 in college football and Week 12 in the NFL.

We have a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, especially the listeners and the guests of the BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke enlisted the help of Brad Powers bright and early on Turkey Day to take a look at 21 college football games for the Week 13 slate and a couple of NFL games for Week 12. Some spotty internet issues for the host were noticeable, so we apologize, but Brad came across great.

That is definitely a lot of college football games, but this is one of the most loaded schedules of the season. The guys touched on games with division and conference implications like Houston vs. Memphis, Oklahoma vs. West Virginia, Marshall vs. FIU, and Utah State vs. Boise State, but they also looked big time rivalry games like Washington vs. Washington State, South Carolina vs. Clemson, Michigan vs. Ohio State, Auburn vs. Alabama, and Arizona State vs. Arizona. They also hit bowl berth games like Texas Tech vs. Baylor and Purdue vs. Indiana. We covered a lot, but you deserve a lot of coverage.

Over on the NFL side, the guys covered Seahawks vs. Panthers and also Steelers vs. Broncos to wrap up the program with a little bit of pro flare.

We're getting closer to the Thanksgiving holiday and we had a cornucopia of great betting thoughts on the Wednesday edition of BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke chatted with professional handicapper Bryan Leonard about two games in the NFL and three games in college football to start us off. The guys touched on the Thanksgiving games with thoughts on Bears vs. Lions, Redskins vs. Cowboys, and Falcons vs. Saints. On the college side, the guys touched on Buffalo vs. Bowling Green, Florida vs. Florida State, and Nevada vs. UNLV.

Wes Reynolds, @WesReynolds1 on Twitter, joined us to chat about handicapping around the holidays with big cards in the NHL and NBA on Wednesday and Friday. We also have a whole bunch of college basketball to worry about. The guys talked about holiday handicapping in a personal sense and also a professional sense, as they touched on how to bet on the games and how to expect the athletes themselves to react.

A whole lot of different betting topics and markets were discussed on this Tuesday edition of BangTheBook Radio with two very smart and savvy handicapping minds. Host Adam Burke started off the program with Brian Blessing of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline. The guys chatted about Jaguars vs. Bills and Browns vs. Bengals on the NFL side. They also took a look at this holiday week in the NHL with a busy schedule for the majority of the league's teams. How do those situational spots factor in? They also talked about Tiger vs. Phil and the showdown in Las Vegas on Friday at Shadow Creek Golf Course in the $9 million match.

Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com joined us for some college basketball and college football betting tips and predictions. The guys talked about the challenges of neutral-site tournaments and the lack of rest that teams will face. They also touched on early adjustments and developments that have caught Ralph's attention so far. On the college football side, the guys talked about rivalry games and if they require a different handicap. They hit Colorado State vs. Air Force, Mississippi State vs. Ole Miss, and Oklahoma vs. West Virginia and Ralph's top technical and situational plays.

Another week of BangTheBook Radio began with our two regular Monday segments. Host Adam Burke started things off with Joe Everett of DraftScouts and Insider Football for our NFL Week in Review and Monday Night Football Preview. Chiefs vs. Rams is about as good as it gets for a Monday Nighter and the guys had a lot of fun discussing that one. On the review side, they chatted about Daaaaa Bears, Lamar Jackson and the Ravens, the loss of Alex Smith for the Redskins, and how the Packers need to shake things up.

Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com joined us for the hybrid Week 13 College Football First Look and Handicapping the Hardwood segment. The guys started in college football with some talking points about Hate Week. Rivalry games are on the menu and the guys hit on handicapping tips for those. Does revenge matter more? How should we handle big lines? Do power ratings matter? Been there, done that a factor? On the college hoops side, the guys talked about handicapping neutral-site tournaments and some pace changes that should fly under the radar for a little while.

Friday shows are always a treat because we have two of our cornerstone segments. Host Adam Burke gave out his picks and thoughts for Week 11 of the Westgate SuperContest and we got a sharp money college football and NFL betting odds update from Brent at DSI Sportsbook.

Adam's BangTheBook Podcast entry is on an upswing right now, so hopefully he can keep it going with his Week 11 selections. Adam talked about four picks that are on his card so far and discussed a couple of leans. He and Wes Reynolds attempted to predict the top-five consensus and shared additional NFL betting tips.

Brent from DSI Sportsbook joined us for The Odds Report. Six games on the college side and six games on the NFL side were discussed as the guys ran through some marquee matchups like Cincinnati vs. UCF and Syracuse vs. Notre Dame, as well as Vikings vs. Bears and Chiefs vs. Rams.

Lots of picks, predictions, and expert analysis. That's the short summary of what we had to offer on the Thursday edition of BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke talked first with Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com on this week's college football card, as the guys hit 17 games for Week 12. Games ranged from Virginia vs. Georgia Tech to Texas Tech vs. Kansas State to Ohio State vs. Maryland to Syracuse vs. Notre Dame to Iowa State vs. Texas and even on down to UNLV vs. Hawaii and Colgate vs. Army. You never want to miss a segment with Brad and especially not this one.

Tony George had to cancel late, so host Adam Burke improvised and covered what was originally set to be discussed. He hit on Michigan State vs. Nebraska and also West Virginia vs. Oklahoma State on the college side and then discussed Broncos vs. Chargers and also Chiefs vs. Rams, as that game has been moved to Los Angeles.

A busy broadcast came your way on Wednesday, as host Adam Burke hit up five sports betting markets with two esteemed guests. Bryan Leonard from WagerTalk.com joined us to chat some NFL and some college football on this November 14 segment. The guys hit on Panthers vs. Lions, Cowboys vs. Falcons, and Texans vs. Redskins on the NFL side with betting tips and market analysis on the betting odds. They also talked college football with a look at tonight's Miami of Ohio vs. Northern Illinois game and also Bowling Green vs. Akron on Saturday.

Wes Reynolds, @WesReynolds1 on Twitter, joined us to chat some NBA, college basketball, and golf, as we fulfilled our goal of talking about five different betting markets. The NBA season is now in full swing with about a month's worth of games, so Adam and Wes talked about what we've seen so far and about betting approaches to the primetime cable TV games. The guys also talked about early-season college basketball perceptions and how to take advantage of those in the market. Then they hit the RSM Classic at Sea Island for this weekend's golf event.

Tuesday editions of BangTheBook Radio are overflowing with information because we cover a wide variety of sports betting markets with two very experienced bettors. Host Adam Burke started the show with Brian Blessing, the host of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline. The guys chatted about Packers vs. Seahawks and Steelers vs. Jaguars on the NFL side and then moved on to college basketball, as we got Brian's tips for how to narrow down the card. The RSM Classic is this week's golf event and the last one before most players take a break, so the guys hit that event and some of Brian's picks.

Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com joined us to chat college basketball and college football on today's show. Adam and Ralph continued yesterday's discussion with Kyle Hunter about bankroll management. They also talked about making early-season adjustments and studying box scores. They hit on some of Ralph's top games for this week and some interesting matchups before switching over to college football. The guys talked about West Virginia vs. Oklahoma State and also Arizona State vs. Oregon. Ralph added his free picks for his top situational and top technical plays of the week.

The sweet sounds of host Adam Burke can only mean one thing - it's time to start another week of BangTheBook Radio shows. On this Monday November 12 edition, we chatted with Joe Everett of DraftScouts and Insider Football to preview the Giants vs. 49ers matchup on Monday Night Football and recap what we saw in Week 10. The guys talked about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the scrappy Buffalo Bills, the slumping Cincinnati Bengals, and the lively Indianapolis Colts.

On a hybrid Handicapping the Hardwood / College Football Week 12 First Look segment, Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com joined us. Adam and Kyle talked college basketball home court advantage, bankroll management techniques for CBB, and then the key numbers in college basketball that you want to know and follow. Then they switched over to the college football side to talk about late-season betting angles and a couple of teams in line for some regression. They also hit Buffalo vs. Ohio, FAU vs. North Texas, and then rolled through the Pick Six segment with free picks and analysis.