It's NFL Draft time! Who's going 1st overall? How difficult is this event for Bovada to trade (or conversely, how easy is it for bettors to profit from this event?) The guys talk about the draft, the odds, and the broadcast despite social media also announcing the picks.

Over in Europe, Patrick and Seth take a look at the French Presidential election and what this might mean for the upcoming US Midterms. Political gambling is growing exponentially over the years.

And, then there's Twitter. Twitter may now be private but this podcast will always belong to the public.

Patrick's back in the UK and after taking in the FA Cup he and Seth compare and contrast the various championship formats between US and European sports as well as the curious kinds of sports socialism prevalent in otherwise hyper-capitalistic US sports.

The NBA playoffs are now in full swing and while the Suns are well-positioned against their first-round opponent, how fair is it for the Celtics to have battled all season to achieve their seeding only to get the Nets in the 1st round?

And with Patrick's Blue Jays atop the AL East standings is it too early to advocate for a shortened season?

The boys of summer are back!

Patrick recounts his first live Jays game since 2019 and what the return of baseball meant to the city of Toronto.

Seth and Patrick talk about Tiger's impact on the betting odds with his hot start at the Masters and dive into the membership committee of Augusta National's complicated history.

And in the NBA the play-in games (Play-ins? You're talking about play-ins?) are upon us as seeds 6-10 fight for a spot in the postseason main event. Odds on the favorites for the NBA title are in the podcast.

“Take me out to the ballgame, take me out to the crowd”

Opening Day is upon us and while we're still shaking off the winter shivers in the northeast the boys of summer are indeed back. Patrick and Seth take a look at what to expect this season but also where exactly does Major League Baseball fit into their current fandom?

Is this the best Blue Jays team since 1993? Is Justin Trudeau an evil genius for banning unvaccinated opposing players from Jays' home games? And how soon will Patrick jump off the bandwagon if they lose Opening Night?

After two weekends of madness, we're down to the Final Four! Patrick and Seth take a look at the remaining teams and the updated odds to see who's best positioned to cut down the nets in New Orleans.

How will the loss of Justin Moore impact an already short bench in Villanova versus the depth and size of Kansas? Who will take the rubber match in the only March Madness tournament tip between North Carolina and Duke? And how happy is Patrick to get those St. Peter's liabilities off of the books?

Snow is still on the ground in some parts but spring is here and the action is just heating up

The smoke has cleared and after 4 days of chaos, we're down to 16 teams remaining. Patrick and Seth discuss the weekend that was, the upsets that took place, the impact of refereeing, and become quick experts of all things Saint Peter's basketball.

Looking ahead to the remaining games the fellas break down where the action's at, who's the biggest favorite remaining, and where the value now lies going forward. Can St. Peter's do it again? What about Miami-Iowa State? There are still 3 1-seeds alive, will any or all of them make the Final Four?

Shake off that lousy March Weather - the Madness is here! Patrick and Seth dive in to the games to answer the important questions - who's favored, who's this year's Cinderella, and is there actually any value in filling out a bracket?

After a wild week in the NFL, the boys discuss what Brady's return means for the NFL futures odds and continue to brace for a wild free agency period. Patrick has some mild regrets about suggesting players use Twitter as part of their betting strategy.

Whether it's 12 hours of college hoops or a little extra sunlight let's raise a glass to longer days and for you bettors, perhaps a little luck of the Irish

We're just over a week away from March Madness and while some tickets have been punched Pat + Seth take a look at the games still to play - who's on the bubble, who's a potential bid thief, and can Syracuse shock the world in the ACC Tourney? (They can't. Sorry, Seth).

With futures, props, and game lines where is the majority of betting action taking place so far? What are the disparities between mid-major conferences and blue bloods?

And finally, with the Calvin Ridley news breaking, we remind folks that while we encourage people to bet on themselves that we mean that more figuratively than literally.

It's March and while the college basketball Madness is Pat's preferred kind he and Seth take a look at events in Europe and what Russia's exclusion from international events like the World Cup means for bettors.

Back to college - conference tourneys are underway this week and mid-majors will be duking it out for coveted auto-bids. Which under-the-radar team has a chance to be a tournament Cinderella story in just a few weeks' time?

Pat discusses the challenges of trying to model post-season success based on regular-season performance in the NBA.

The NBA All-Star Weekend has come and gone. Patrick and Seth take a look at the season so far and the season still left to come with a look at the updated NBA Futures board. Can Brooklyn regain their form and what team is Bovada sweating the most?

Things are a bit tighter over in the NHL - the Avs are running away with the West but the rest of the conference is wide open and the East, led by a pair of Florida teams is any team's to take. Do the Leafs finally have it in them to make a run? Will Patrick ever get tired of watching the Habs lose?