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Two of our favorite segments wrapped up this week of full shows on BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke was able to take center stage with some of his betting thoughts during the Westgate SuperContest Selections segment for Week 4. Adam likes this week's card and had four of his five selections nailed down and then a list of leans that will likely produce his final pick. Wes Reynolds joined Adam on this segment to share some of his thoughts and insight on the Week 4 NFL betting board.

Brent from DSI Sportsbook joined us for this week's version of The Odds Report. Some marquee games in college football have seen some sharp action and the same can be said of the NFL side of the board. Brent talked about where the sharp money came in, what types of line moves we can expect going forward, and took listeners behind the counter for an experience that you will only find on BangTheBook Radio.

Our Thursday shows are primarily used to get you ready for the weekend with a ton of game breakdowns, free picks, and analysis on the matchups that we'll see this weekend. Host Adam Burke started the show with Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com. The guys looked briefly at Texans vs. Colts based on this week's line movement and a listener request. Then they went to the college side with as many game breakdowns as they could fit, including Virginia Tech vs. Duke, Utah vs. Washington State, Ohio State vs. Penn State, West Virginia vs. Texas Tech, Michigan vs. Northwestern, and Oregon vs. Cal. The guys also hit the Pick Six segment.

We're making our way through the last day of the week without football by getting you ready for the action on the gridiron. Host Adam Burke was joined by professional handicapper Bryan Leonard of WagerTalk.com to chat about some NFL Week 4 action and some college football Week 5 matchups. The guys talked about inflated totals in the NFL and their impact on teasers. They also looked at Texans vs. Colts and Ravens vs. Steelers with thoughts on handicapping NFL coaching and games between heated division rivals. On the college side, they talked about the biggest adjustments to teams and then looked at three MAC matchups with NIU vs. EMU, Kent State vs. Ball State, and Western Michigan vs. Miami of Ohio.

Wes Reynolds joined us to chat some NFL and college football derivative betting with regards to coaching mismatches. How much of a factor do those play in his second half betting strategies? They also talked at length about the Ryder Cup, with some betting possibilities and some thoughts on the potential pairings that we will see at Le Golf National for this year's event.

We had a jampacked show for you on Tuesday as we hit three sports betting markets with a detailed look at the Ryder Cup. Host Adam Burke opened up the show with Brian Blessing of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline to talk about Week 4 in the NFL with thoughts on Vikings vs. Rams and Dolphins vs. Patriots. Then the guys broke down the Ryder Cup with favored Team USA against Team Europe at Le Golf National. They talked about top point scorer props and projected the overall winner.

Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com was next on the horn, as the guys took a detailed look at Week 4 in the NFL and Week 5 in college football. They discussed Week 4 adjustments and season-to-date strength of schedule. Then they looked at Jets vs. Jaguars and Browns vs. Raiders. On the college side, they talked again about strength of schedule and mismatches for Week 5. By listener request, they hit South Carolina vs. Kentucky, Indiana vs. Rutgers, BYU vs. Washington, Oklahoma State vs. Kansas, and Stanford vs. Notre Dame. Instead of the Pick Six segment, Ralph shared his situational and technical plays of the week.

With Joe Everett unable to join us today, it was a full broadcast with host Adam Burke and professional handicapper Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com. The guys opened up with a look at Monday Night Football with the Steelers vs. the Buccaneers and then talked about the betting differences early in the week when it comes to college football vs. the NFL.

After that, it was all about college football. The guys talked a little less about games today and more about some betting trends and some angles that you want to consider this week and beyond. They talked about some regression candidates based on early-season performances. They looked at injuries and some other interesting stats. As far as games go, they did hit some, with UNC vs. Miami FL, UCLA vs. Colorado, Ohio State vs. Penn State, and Arkansas State vs. Georgia Southern. The Pick Six segment wrapped up the show with six games in rapid fire fashion, including Kyle's exclusive free pick for show listeners.

It was a good way to wrap up was has been a fun and informative week on BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke discussed his Week 3 NFL betting thoughts and picks for the Westgate SuperContest with the help of Wes Reynolds as a voice of reason and somebody to bounce information off of. Adam had three plays that look like they'll be picks and a long list of leads that he'll have to narrow down. The BangTheBook Podcast entry is off to a slow start at 3-6-1, but our SuperContest Gold collaborative effort is 7-2-1 so far and some of the picks Adam discussed will be on that card.

Brent from DSI Sportsbook is the head risk manager monitoring the betting action and moving the lines in an effort to balance action. There has been a lot of sharp money in the college football and the NFL betting markets so far this week and the guys discussed those games. But, along with that, they also talked about betting strategies and the things that every bettor needs to know about trusting their numbers and line moves.

Two professional handicappers joined us on the Thursday edition of BangTheBook Radio for this week. As usual, game breakdowns and analysis came hot and heavy on this show. Host Adam Burke started it off with Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com as the guys hit the two primetime games in the NFL with Patriots vs. Lions and Steelers vs. Buccaneers. Then it was all about college football as the guys hit 16 games, including FAU vs. UCF, Michigan State vs. Indiana, Arizona vs. Oregon State, and Wisconsin vs. Iowa. The Pick Six segment ended the segment in fine fashion.

Tony George from Doc's Sports also joined us on the program this week to talk about Nebraska vs. Michigan, TCU vs. Texas, 49ers vs. Chiefs, and Cowboys vs. Seahawks as they covered some college football and NFL betting tips for the upcoming weekend.

We're a day closer to the return of college football and the NFL so those were the two topics in the spotlight here today as host Adam Burke welcomed Bryan Leonard and Wes Reynolds to the program. With Bryan, a professional handicapper over at WagerTalk.com, the guys looked at Week 2 to Week 3 overreactions to try and find some value in the betting market. They also looked at Saints vs. Falcons and Chargers vs. Rams. On the college football side, they looked at the MAC to see if it's just a bad conference this season and then looked at Miami of Ohio vs. Bowling Green, Western Michigan vs. Georgia State, and UNLV vs. Arkansas State.

Wes Reynolds rejoined the program last week for our SuperContest segment and now he's back on Wednesday to chat with us about derivative betting in both college football and the NFL. Using specific examples from past weeks and this week, Adam and Wes discussed the value in playing half wagering and also Wes's high-volume style that allows him to have a lot of money spread across a variety of different betting edges. It was a fascinating segment and one you don't want to miss.

We got off to a good start to the week on BangTheBook Radio yesterday and we kept the analysis coming on this edition of the show. Host Adam Burke talked NFL Week 3 and the Tour Championship with Brian Blessing of Sportsbook Radio to open up the show. The guys talked about barking underdogs in Week 2 and what that could mean for this week around the league. They hit on Bengals vs. Panthers, Broncos vs. Ravens, and the enormous number between the Bills and Vikings. Then they looked at the FedEx Cup playoffs finale and Brian shared some of his thoughts now that he's taken a deeper look at the event.

Professional handicapper Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com joined Adam for the second segment. The guys started with the NFL and looked at Week 3, including some interesting stats and trends for the games. The guys looked at Jets vs. Browns on Thursday, Packers vs. Redskins, and then Bears vs. Cardinals, with some extremely noteworthy trends for that matchup. On the college football side, the guys touched on some power ratings adjustments and covered NC State vs. Marshall, Boston College vs. Purdue, Stanford vs. Oregon, and Texas A&M vs. Alabama before ending with the Pick Six segment.

Another weekend of football is in the books and it's time to see what happened and how we can use it moving forward. Host Adam Burke was first joined by Joe Everett of NFL Draft Bible for our NFL Week in Review & Monday Night Football Preview segment. The guys started with a look at Seahawks vs. Bears with a growing line on MNF. Then they recapped Week 2 with thoughts on the Buccaneers, Titans, Jaguars, Colts, and Giants.

Kyle Hunter from HunterSportsPicks.com joined us for this week's College Football First Look for Week 4. The guys recapped Week 3 and also looked at some notable injuries during the Quick Hitters segment. They hit some trends and some notes on conference perception and then hit power ratings adjustments. Games discussed were Tulsa vs. Temple, Florida Atlantic vs. UCF, Penn State vs. Illinois, and Washington State vs. USC. The Pick Six segment ended the show with six games in rapid fire fashion, including an exclusive free pick for listeners.