Bovada's At Odds Podcast

The Super Bowl has come and gone and Patrick and Seth recap the year that was the prop bets that were, and a half-time show that finally hit Pat with those nostalgic feels.

The fellas take a look at the Olympics underway including the contrast in wagering in 2022 versus other years and, absent NHL players, who are the favorite to win Men's Gold in Ice Hockey? What about the women's tournament?

And Patrick is (once again) humbled as Seth's daughter innocently takes a rake to his favorite team, the Toronto "Make-Believes."

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Super Bowl week!

On this edition of Bovada's "At Odds" podcast, Bovada Sportsbook head oddsmaker Patrick Morrow is joined by Chris Horwedel, filling in for Seth Everett.  In a jam-packed episode, Patrick and Chris discuss everything going on in the sports world including a quick talk about Major League Baseball, some of the latest winter Olympics chatter, specifically in hockey and (of course) Jamaican bobsled odds, the disaster that was the 2022 NFL Pro Bowl, and they look ahead towards the 2022 Puppy Bowl.

The pair then get to the main event of the week, one of the biggest sporting events of the year, Super Bowl LVI, and everything that Bovada has to offer in relation to it.  Chris finds it odd that the initial line of -4 seems to be holding firm and offers some guesses as to what could be causing that, while Patrick talks about the value of home-field advantage in a Super Bowl, gives us some betting advice, and shares his thoughts on some of the more interesting props that Bovada has to offer.

The Super Bowl contenders are set and we're less than 2 weeks away from the biggest betting action of the calendar year. The props have already started to trickle in but where has the early money gone so far and are some lines already on the move?

Meanwhile, the fellas take a look at the upcoming Winter Olympics and express their concerns over the event, the trickiness of consuming live sports in the middle of the night, and which Olympic event and team has the largest liability on the board.

And finally, the boys preview the Pro Bowl.

A Divisional round like no other has left your dynamic duo still in absolute awe. Seth and Patrick break down the key moments of each game, how the odds moved at pivotal moments and how Bovada narrowly avoided its largest in-play result of all time.

Looking ahead to the conference championship games the fellas break down the early action, what to watch for, and will consider themselves lucky if these games are even 1/3 as good as the ones that preceded it.

And with Brady and Rodgers, both exiting the post-season tournament speculation begins as to where they'll end up next fall. Is Rodgers done in Green Bay and is Brady done for good?

It's Divisional Round weekend and Seth and Patrick wave bon voyage to the pretenders and look ahead to the remaining Super Bowl contenders as the fellas size up the remaining NFL playoff teams.

Over in tennis, the boys look at the fallout of Djokovic's deportation from Australia and what this means for his future in tennis and his pursuit of the most career slams. And how does one handicap the rest of the tennis season with so much around the world's #1 ranked player?

And finally, the NHL still needs to figure out how to make up these COVID games. Will Canada bend on its tight COVID restrictions? Can we just award Patrick's Leafs the cup now?

It's Wild Card weekend! Seth and Patrick dive into the first 6-game opening weekend in NFL playoff history with their take on the best games and where the action's heading before kickoff.

And how will Djokovic's vaccine-status impact the Aussie Open odds? The world's #1 is the favorite for the event but could there be value elsewhere if his playing status is in question?

Finally, the fellas lament NHL cancellations and wonder how to solve a league's COVID policies that span two very different countries.

Week 18 (huh?) is upon us and Patrick and Seth take a look at the week's top games and the myriad of playoff scenarios in the regular-season finale. Who's in and who's out and who will grab the coveted #1 seed in the AFC?

The college football season has come to an end and after two blowout semi-finals, it's an SEC Championship rematch between Alabama and Georgia. What adjustments will Georgia have made? Can Nick Saban make this championship #8?

And finally, the fellas look back at the passing of John Madden and what he meant for the NFL, video games, and eSports in general.

It's almost 2022 but before we say goodbye to the year that was there are still too many bowl games to count. The Sun Bowl. The Mayo Bowl. Oh and those two college football semi-final playoff games…

Patrick and Seth look ahead to Week 17 of the NFL including the playoff implications of Rams/Ravens, Cardinals/Cowboys, and the Raiders/Colts

And over in hockey Patrick laments the cancellation of the world juniors while he and Seth ponder the future of the NHL season and preview/gush over the NHL's upcoming winter classic.

The NHL's on pause, the Olympics are a question mark and all we want for Christmas is COVID-free sports.

The NBA welcomed back Kyrie Irving only to have him immediately enter the COVID protocol. What kind of roster will the Nets have for their Christmas Day matchup vs the Lakers? And how will the ratings hold up going against a football doubleheader?

And the boys preview Week 16 of the NFL while crossing their fingers and toes that all four college football playoff teams make it to New Year's Eve in one piece.

Seth and Patrick take a look at the early bowl game schedule and what early opt-outs for potential pros mean for line movement so far. Can Syracuse finally win the Sarsaparilla Bowl? And why isn't this show a bowl sponsor yet?

Over in the NFL the Chargers and Chiefs battle it out for AFC West supremacy and the current AFC 1 seed plays the role of underdog on Sunday. Who will recover first from their sprained ankle - Lamar Jackson or Morrow? And how does Urban Meyer still have a job with the Jags and can we bet on this? (of course, we can)

We're keeping calm and carrying on for one last London show - it's the Bovada at Odds Podcast.