Neil Channing and Nigel Seeley market inefficiencies and evolving strategies in NFL props. Plus, how do the dynamics of soccer odds offer lessons for sports bettors?

Neil Channing and Nigel Seeley explore UK betting reforms and their effects on sportsbooks. They stress evergreen gambling strategies that manage risk, identify undervalued odds, and lean on consistent performance patterns.

Neil Channing and Nigel Seeley reveal how to separate recency bias from true market shifts, focus on weekly match value instead of long-term outrights, and profit from market inefficiencies created by public overreaction.

Neil Channing and Nigel Seeley discuss pricing odds using percentages and data-driven strategies to pinpoint value and sharpen betting skills.

Neil Channing and Nigel Seeley discuss emerging value in women's sports and lower-tier football. You'll hear their thoughts on exploiting market inefficiencies, identifying parlay edges, and adapting to changing betting landscapes.

Neil Channing and Nigel Seeley debate if Scottie Scheffler's dominance in golf, akin to Tiger Woods, marks a shift in betting on favorites across sports, amidst technical mishaps and unexpected weather impacts on tournaments.

Neil Channing and Nigel Seeley welcome you to the Betting Weekly Dojo, where we look at at what could have been at Wimbledon and look ahead to The Open Championship.

Nigel Seeley and Neil Channing discuss recent tennis and cricket betting outcomes, the importance of closing line value, and the concept of “Sklansky Bucks” for measuring long-term betting performance over short-term profit or loss.

In this Wimbledon special, Nigel Seeley and Neil Channing cover tennis betting strategies, the impact of heat and injuries on matches, market behavior, avoiding recency bias, and key player insights.

Nigel Seeley and Neil Channing recap recent betting action and then discuss betting networks like WhatsApp groups. They reflect on building reliable gambling networks in the digital age and warn against blindly following online tipsters.