It's the most wonderful time of the year.  College Football Bowl season is here and Host Gill Alexander reviews the fundamental tenets of capping during the 42 Bowl, 24 day stretch.  Then, WagerTalk’s Sports Cheetah uncovers any betting edge in the lines. With 42 games in all prior to the National Championship, Part 1 tackles the first 11 matchups from December 19th through December 29th.  It's a a bonafide annual tradition, on Wednesday's Beating The Book (December 16, 2015).

Chris Andrews of AgainstTheNumber.com draws on 30 years of bookmaking experience in this weekly series, looking for an edge in the upcoming week's NFL betting lines.  Andrews and Host Gill Alexander take a look at each game on the Week 15 schedule, then turn to their signature segment, "StoryTime" which, on this episode, focuses on Chris' interaction with one of Meyer Lansky's hit men.  Aside from Chris' nerves resurfacing in the mere retelling of the story, this one ends in brutal murder (though, thankfully, not of Chris himself), and inspires a Google search that reveals even more.  It's all on Monday's Beating The Book (December 14, 2015).

The NFL sports betting podcast series that started it all checks in with Host Gill Alexander, WagerTalk.com's Marco D'Angelo, and Vegas Runner, this week bringing back pro bettor Teddy Covers (Sevransky) for the Week 14 roundtable.  The quartet gets feisty with each other once again, and break down the NY Giants at Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots at Houston Texans, San Francisco 49ers at Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions at St. Louis Rams, Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos, and more matchups in a handicapping context.  Plus, the staple questions are included, as well.  Which big favorite is most likely to lose outright and which game should you steer clear of, on Thursday's Beating The Book (December 10, 2015).

AgainstThe Number.com's Chris Andrews seeks an edge in the coming week's NFL betting lines, as he and Host Gill Alexander analyze each game on the Week 14 board.  Then, it's Storytime, which this week focuses on anther real life character from days gone by, "Psycho James".  Plus, pickups for your fantasy football playoffs and DFS with 95.7 The Game's Joe Fortenbaugh, on Monday's Beating The Book (December 7, 2015).

With an eye on Week 13 NFL lines, Host Gill Alexander, WagerTalk.com's Marco D'Angelo, and Ace aka Gianni The Greek welcome one of Gill’s idols, Todd Wright, the former host of ESPN Radio’s “AllNight with Todd Wright” and his own national show at Sporting News Radio (later Yahoo! Radio).  The quartet looks to extract value from the Dallas Cowboys at Washington Redskins, Indianapolis Colts at Pittsburgh Steelers, Denver Broncos at San Diego Chargers, San Francisco 49ers at Chicago Bears, Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and more matchups through a handicapping prism.  Then, as always, each gives his opinion on the big favorite that's most likely to lose outright and the game you should steer clear of entirely.  Plus, stats you simply won’t find anywhere else, on Thursday's Beating The Book (December 3, 2015). 

AgainstThe Number.com's Chris Andrews, 30 years in the bookmaking game, looks to isolate value in the coming week's NFL betting lines.  Andrews and Host Gill Alexander analyze each game on the Week 13 slate before giving way to Storytime.  Plus, Joe Fortenbaugh of 95.7 The Game in San Francisco offers up his top late regular season fantasy pickups, on Monday's Beating The Book (November 30, 2015).

2011 Hilton SuperContest champion Brady Kannon (of the Sans Souci team) once again drops in on podcasting's longest running NFL series, with Host Gill Alexander and Gianni The Greek (The Artist formerly known as Vegas Runner).  Marco D’Angelo of WagerTalk is forced to sit this one out. Seeking value in Week 11 lines, the trio examines the Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots, Cincinnati Bengals at Arizona Cardinals, Indianapolis Colts at Atlanta Falcons, Kansas City Chiefs at San Diego Chargers, and more matchups through a handicapping prism.  Plus, each and every MegaPod concludes with its staple questions, and this one is no different: which big favorite is most likely to lose outright and which game should be avoided at all costs.  It's all on Thursday's Beating The Book (November 19, 2015).

Currently plying his trade at advanced analytics site, AgainstThe Number.com, Chris Andrews leans on 30 years of bookmaking experience in this weekly series, designed to find an edge in the upcoming week's NFL betting lines.  Andrews and Host Gill Alexander leave no game on the slate unturned in the endeavor.  Storytime is included, as well, this time highlighting a prank that one bettor pulled on another.  All of that and fantasy football talk with Joe Fortenbaugh of 95.7 The Game in San Francisco, on Monday's Beating The Book (November 16, 2015).

The NFL's flagship sports betting podcast series is once again in full effect with Host Gill Alexander, WagerTalk.com's Marco D'Angelo, and Ace, primed to attack another week of NFL lines, this time featuring their second straight first-time guest.  Respected analyst and bettor, Warren Sharp of Sharp Football Analysis, takes a seat at the roundtable for Week 10, breaking down the Houston Texans at Cincinnati Bengals, Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks, New Orleans Saints at Washington Redskins, Carolina Panthers at Tennessee Titans, Chicago Bears at St. Louis Rams, and more matchups through the handicapping prism.  Plus, which big favorite is most likely to lose outright and which game, sidewise, should you avoid at all costs, on Thursday's Beating The Book (November 12, 2015).

AgainstThe Number.com's Chris Andrews brings 30 years of bookmaking experience to the table in this weekly series, seeking value in the coming week's NFL betting lines.  Andrews and Host Gill Alexander analyze each game on the Week 10 slate before giving way to "Storytime", which this week recalls a time when a pair of bettors tried to drug Chris, at best to get a favorable line and, at worst, to kill him.  It's a slightly dark sportsbook story on Monday's Beating The Book (November 9, 2015).