Bovada's At Odds Podcast

Patrick and Seth take a look back at an exciting opening weekend of the NBA playoffs including some early post-season surprises. Can the Kings deny the doubters and keep up their winning ways against the Warriors? And how many of these early injuries will turn out to be series-defining?

The NHL playoffs are also underway and the fellas do their best to park any partisanship as they preview the Leafs, Devils, and the other 14 teams vying for Lord Stanley's Cup. Despite Boston's historically good season, Pat makes a case for all 16 teams winning it all.

Patrick and Seth share different sports streaming service gripes (but are willing to retract if any of them wish to buy ad space).

With the regular season complete and the play-in games about to tip former NBA champ Vernon Maxwell joins the show to help preview the NBA playoffs. Which teams are legit contenders and who will be bowing out immediately? Are the Lakers getting hot at the right time? Can the Kings continue their Cinderella run?

Patrick and Seth look back at the Masters and discuss the dominance of Jon Rahm and the performance of the LIV golfers that had both the PGA and Bovada sweating on Sunday. And while Tiger Woods is always a liability for books the fellas wonder how much he has left in the tank.

Seth looks ahead to the NHL playoffs and wonders if he'll have to return to a building he swore never to return to.

It's Masters week and Seth and Patrick take a look at the favorites, the significant liabilities, and where the early money is at. Will the LIV golfers spoil the fun? Can Tiger Woods provide yet another improbable payoff for bettors? And if not, how many ways can you bet against him?

The fellas look back at the NCAA Championship game and the overall highs and lows of this year's tourney that saw ratings and betting handle drop whereas the women's game set all kinds of records.

And with the NHL Playoffs creeping up the guys discuss their Round 1 plans, hopes (and anxieties), and whether anyone can stop the Boston Bruins.

We're down to 4 teams as Connecticut, FAU, Miami and San Diego State continue their improbable run in one of the most wide-open tourneys in recent memory. Mateen Cleaves once again joins the show to discuss the tourney's highlights and which players have now become household names among casual fans. Against the show's better judgment, we once again try and predict a tourney winner.

And MLB's Opening Day is upon us. Seth and Patrick look at the futures board, discuss the top teams in the league, and what both the on and off-field product might look like with new rules changes and ambiguous financial situations for a lot of top clubs.

Michigan State is on to the Sweet 16 which means Mateen Cleaves again joins the show to help us preview the second weekend's games.

Patrick breaks down what the opening weekend of March Madness looked like for an oddsmaker, where the upsets were, and where the house lost big. Can anyone else challenge Houston and Alabama who appear to be on a national championship collision course? Can Drew Timme and the Zags finally take that leap?

Seth and Pat discuss the World Baseball Classic and lament that while the quality of play has been strong that the timing of the event has removed some of the shine from the event

It's March Madness and Patrick and Seth are joined by former Michigan State star Mateen Cleaves to help break down this year's bracket and give the inside scoop as to how impactful a coach like Tom Izzo is in March. Mateen goes way off the board for a darkhorse pick and he and Seth reminisce about the Seattle Supersonics.

Bovada debuts its Million Madness bracket with $1,000,000 in guaranteed Crypto, Cash, and other Bonuses and the fellas talk bracket strategy for pools big and small.

Patrick and Seth recap their time together in New Jersey (does anyone remember the score of that game?) and discuss the difference between Quebecois and New Jersey French.

Patrick has traveled south of the Canadian border, and the fellas have done their first-ever in-person recording of the podcast! Patrick and Seth record “live” from the Prudential Center in New Jersey where the Toronto Maple Leafs take on the New Jersey Devils in what could possibly be a future playoffs matchup. During the course of the podcast, Patrick breaks down the ins and out of NHL oddsmaking and what moves these numbers both pre-match and in-play while Seth was, despite the final score, the consummate professional. Mostly.

It's also conference tourney week and the guys take a look at the ACC and SEC odds, where the action's at, and which teams might be flying under the radar. And with Derek Carr signing with the Saints what does the updated futures board look like? Will the Jets be able to lock up Aaron Rodgers or any other QB1?

With the NHL trade deadline quickly upon us, Patrick and Seth take a look at the updated futures board. With so many Eastern Conference teams leveling up their talent, how tough will this year's path to Lord Stanley be?

Conference tourney week is fast approaching and with the bulk of the season now behind us the fellas take a look at the top teams in college hoops, which teams have shocked oddsmakers, and who do the analytics and betting community both like as we head into March.

And while Bryce Young has opted to skip the NFL Combine who's poised for a breakout performance? Will any records be broken? And whose draft stock is likely to climb before April?

With the NBA All-Star weekend behind us Patrick and Seth catch their breath and look at how the season began and where we're at now including an updated look at the Bovada futures board. After an otherwise ho-hum event in Utah, the fellas discuss the practicality of these events (across all leagues) going forward and take issue with Adam Silver's load management questions.

And after the first week of the XFL Patrick breaks down what he likes and dislikes about the league and the challenges of pricing lines with so little player data and the rules unique to the league.

The guys peer across the pond and look at the updated EPL futures in what's largely a two-horse race. Can the Gunners keep their impressive season or will it be Man City yet again?

Patrick and Seth take a look back at the big game and how the final result worked for and against Bovada. How likely are we to see a return of the Eagles and Chiefs next year? Is it too early for Mahomes to be discussed as the potential greatest of all time? And was that really worth a defensive holding penalty?

With the game decided the fellas go discuss some of the crazier props, the brilliant gameplay, and the emergence of Kevin Burkhardt and Greg Olsen as a top-tier NFL booth team.

And with both American Football seasons now coming to an end the fellas discuss where their betting board attention is now focused.