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A very busy week on BangTheBook Radio came to a close on Friday with one last show for this week. Host Adam Burke was joined by professional handicapper Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com to chat about a couple of conference tournaments and then to also take a look at the conferences that are still playing regular season games. Adam and Ralph talked about the Colonial and Summit League conference tournaments, talked about some betting tips for the final regular season games, and then looked at Kentucky vs. Florida, TCU vs. Texas Tech, and UCLA vs. USC. Ralph had a couple of best bets to share with us for this weekend.

To wrap up this week, Adam took a few minutes to chat about some MLB betting topics and some NHL situational betting spots for this weekend's action.

Only one guest graced us with his presence on the March 1 edition of BangTheBook Radio, but it was a real good one and the sultry sounds of in-studio host Adam Burke made the show even better. We kicked off the Month of Madness with Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com and talked college football. Say what?! No, we actually did, as Brad has season win total projections done for every team outside of those in the Mountain West Conference. He talked about a futures bet that he likes a lot and gave some thoughts on some teams that are projected to do really well and some blue-blood programs that are not.

Don't you worry, we swung it back to college hoops after that. Adam and Brad talked about a lot of conference tournament betting angles and strategies. Brad talked about some of the things that he'll be looking for in the betting market in terms of recency bias and some hidden home court advantages that are unaccounted for by the books. The guys also dove into a discussion about bubble teams and talked about a futures bet for Brad. Regular season games are still going, so they discussed an overrated and underrated team and Duke vs. North Carolina coming up on Saturday.

This is such a busy week on BangTheBook Radio and we've got a lot of stuff to get to on this Wednesday edition of the show. Host Adam Burke will actually start this midweek show with our Wednesday Wagering segment with Wes Reynolds. The guys will chat about some general conference tournament betting strategies and also take a deep dive into the Big Ten Conference Tournament. They will also break up the college basketball information with a look at the WGC-Mexico Championship on the golf side.

Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com returns to chat college basketball conference tournaments with us. The next few days will be very busy with college hoops and Adam and Kyle will run through the America East, Colonial, Horizon, MAAC, Missouri Valley, Ohio Valley, SoCon, Summit, and West Coast Conference here on today's show. Information will come fast and furious, so pay attention or maybe even give the segment a listen a second time.

We're keeping this BangTheBook Radio train rolling down the tracks with the Tuesday edition of the show. Host Adam Burke will be joined by two guests today to talk some NHL, college basketball, and NBA. We'll start things off with Brian Blessing, the host of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline, as we recap the Trade Deadline and look to see if there are any new futures of interest on the board. The guys will also take a look at Tuesday night's card to find some value.

Tony George of Doc's Sports will join us for a breakdown of the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament and some NBA betting thoughts for Tuesday's card. Arch Madness tips off on Wednesday, so we'll get Tony's thoughts on the odds, the matchups, and the top team in the league in Loyola-Chicago. He'll also share some of his betting tips for Tuesday night's NBA card with six games, including some tankers and some teams with a lot to play for.

Strap in because we have a ton of stuff coming your way on this Monday edition of BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke will open up with your questions on this week's Monday Mailbag segment. Questions related to MLB, how to be organized as a handicapper, and a ton of college basketball were asked and answered on today's show.

We also brought in Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com a few minutes early today as the guys try to roll through all of the conference tournament stuff that is going on. The Atlantic Sun tips off tonight, but several others tip off Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week. The guys will talk about conference tournament betting strategies. They'll handicap individual conferences. They'll talk about hedging opportunities. This is a show that you absolutely do not want to miss.

We're wrapping up this week on BangTheBook Radio in style with a studio-quality recording featuring host Adam Burke and Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com. The guys reconvened for another Handicapping the Hardwood segment, as they chatted about some important injury news and notes to follow, some important betting angles that are present as a result of conference tournaments and the end of the regular season, and took a look at a few games coming up on Saturday and Sunday that have a lot of intrigue.

Conference tournaments create unique betting angles, not just during the postseason, but at the end of the regular season as well and that was a key component of this show. Some conference tournaments don't take all of the teams. Some teams don't really want to bother with another game. We also see this with a profitable betting trend that Kyle mentioned, which also pertains to one of the games discussed for Saturday. This was a strong segment and one that will certainly help you bang the books in college hoops.

Two professional handicappers join us on the Thursday edition of BangTheBook Radio. Host Adam Burke will be joined by Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com and Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com for some college basketball betting content. As usual, we'll touch base with Brad on some happenings in the college football world, but the primary focus will be on the hardwood. The guys will chat about an overrated team and an underrated team as we approach the tournament. They'll also touch on Trae Young and the Oklahoma Sooners again as well as the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Brad has his top teams to win the NCAA Tournament and cut down the nets in March Madness and the guys will chat about the futures odds.

Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com also joins us this week. After missing last week, we'll chat with Ralph about his transition to being a full-time handicapper across all sports from last week's listener question. The guys will also do some bubble talk and discuss how that can be helpful in the betting markets. Head coach firings are starting to happen, so Ralph had some takes on those, as well as same-season revenge, and the importance of taking the non-conference out of the equation now. Thoughts on Senior Night and two best bets wrapped up the show.

It's Wednesday and you know what that means. Host Adam Burke was joined by Bryan Leonard and Wes Reynolds to talk a variety of different topics, with the focus primarily on the NBA on today's show. Adam and Bryan did give some thoughts on the MLB season and the current landscape around the league with so many teams vying for a whole lot of nothing. But, their main area of discussion was the NBA and how to bet coming out of the All-Star Break. There are a lot of considerations with the long layoff and Adam and Bryan covered them in deep detail.

Wes Reynolds also joined us to chat a little bit of NBA, as the guys talked about some derivative opportunities coming out of the All-Star Break and some of his betting strategies. There are a lot of ways to approach the games this week and the guys also talked about some long-term implications with tanking teams and how to go about betting their games. This week's Honda Classic was another topic of conversation, as Wes ran down some of the players that he has bet for this week's PGA Tour event.

We keep pushing forward this week on BangTheBook Radio with a new Tuesday edition of the show. Host Adam Burke will be joined by two Vegas veterans, as Brian Blessing, the host of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline joins us, and we'll also chat with professional handicapper Tony George from Doc's Sports. Adam and Brian will start with a look at the futures board for the Stanley Cup, with Tampa Bay and Vegas out in front as the Trade Deadline approaches. They'll talk about some derivative bets like playing the puck line or the first period lines and the possible values that can come along with that. They'll also look at tonight's card and throw in some Trade Deadline thoughts along the way.

Tony George will chat some post-All-Star Break NBA with us on today's show. We'll get Tony's thoughts on how to approach the games coming out of the only prolonged time off for NBA players over the course of the season. Play resumes on Thursday, so you'll have a lot of time to ponder these talking points. The guys will also talk about some general NBA betting tips that Tony has and then take a look at a couple of games on tonight's college basketball card with West Virginia vs. Baylor and Indiana vs. Nebraska.

A new week on BangTheBook Radio has arrived. Monday means a new edition of the Monday Mailbag with host Adam Burke, who answers your listener questions about specific sports, bankroll management, and so much more. This week, we've got questions about betting in money line sports, the Tampa Bay Rays, bourbon, the deciding factors on a bet, futures betting, and the legalization of sports betting.

Kyle Hunter from HunterSportsPicks.com will also join us for this week's Handicapping the Hardwood segment. We've got a lot of bubble talk for you, which is going to have an impact in the betting markets. The end of the regular season should be handicapped differently, so Kyle shared a few interesting stats about these games. We also bought low and sold high on some teams. Finally, the guys talked about some games to look at early in the week, as we'll have a special announcement on today's show that means something for those listening later in the week.